Can it work with 220 VAC , even on a lower current ?
821410
from the manufacturer's web listing DPDT Toggle Switch GSW-16 GB Switches are leading the industry in quality, durability. This switch features screw terminals and ON-OFF-ON circuitry. This switch fits standard 1/2 in. mounting holes and is perfect for industrial equipment or emergency lighting. Toggle switch, bat handle ON-OFF-ON DPST circuitry 20 Amp @125 Volt AC, 10 Amp 250 Volt AC 4 Screw terminals 1 1/2 HP 125-250 Volt AC PS, any switch I've ever used would work at a lower voltage.
821411
It will work on 220 but is rated for much less.I would not risk going over the voltage rating for safety reasons unless the current is below a milliamp.
821412
from the manufacturer's web listing DPDT Toggle Switch GSW-16GB Switches are leading the industry in quality, durability. This switch features screw terminals and ON-OFF-ON circuitry. This switch fits standard 1/2 in. mounting holes and is perfect for industrial equipment or emergency lighting. Toggle switch, bat handle ON-OFF-ON DPST circuitry 20 Amp @125 Volt AC, 10 Amp 250 Volt AC 4 Screw terminals 1 1/2 HP 125-250 Volt ACPS, any switch I've ever used would work at a lower voltage.
1100581
No. There is no circuitry for handling 220. You would need an external adapter of some kind.
449106
No... This is a Voltage compatibility: 120 VAC device. You might want to try the "kenable Individually Switched 6 Gang Surge Protected Mains Power Extension 2m (~6 feet)". This is rated at Voltage Rating V AC: 230V. Good luck.. cheers
1975160
I would have to say yes based on the variety of electrical outlet adapters that were included with the unit. I am not familiar with anything other than US 110/240 currents however. Hope this helps!
1727091
whatever the regular outlet is - I think it may be a 210V so no it wouldn't work...
796938
No. This is designed to run on lower DC voltage supplied by the Computer. I believe it is 12 volts DC so if you had a converter to adjust your voltage correctly, I believe you could make it work. I think you would be better off finding a 120 VAC fan designed for the usage you require.
1271580
I do not believe so. I believe it is made for 120 Volt.....Not saying you could not use on 220 with transformer/adaptor
1329130
On the back of the charger it says: "Input AC 100V-240V 50/60Hz Max 150 mA" so yes it will work with 220 VAC
1282652
No. I searched and it is does not work with 220v. Maybe you can look into a voltage converter.
1358549
I can tell you for sure that the charger for this Milwaukee drill's batteries does work on 110 VAC. As for 220VAC, that I can't tell you as I would have no use for that here in the US. However, if it does there would have to be a external switch that would permit you to change the input voltage manually. This provision is found on some electrical items to permit use in countries where 220VAC is the normal wall outlet voltage. Sorry If I can't be more definitive than that.
352521
I don't see why not - but I wouldn't expect it to convert from 220VAC to 110VAC. Use the converter first, and you'll have 110VAC to work with.
879102
It should work fine. I am using it in Jordan to step down from 220V to 110 on my 1400W vacuum. pretty good product.
1041924
No, it is not rated for 220VAC you can find the specs online in the manual at http://www.p3international.com/manuals/p4460_manual.pdf
1563454
Hi Ilya :Really, I don't know because I live in Colombia, South America and we normally use 110 VAC fo household electronic appliances, computers, etc.My best regards.Sincerely,Guillermo Villa
1895914
Probably not. It can't handle the amount of current used by vacuum cleaner.
657855
I would thing not, it's a 110 plug and says it on back! You could probably plug into a 20 vac transformer!
371015
My husband says that you cannot. It is made for 110VAC. Sorry, because it is a great product. This is my second one I like it so much. Check with Cuisinart to see if they have a 220 VAC model.