my appliance is having 750 watts power consumption,230 v 50 HZ operating voltage. which step up i should buy to use my appliance in US ?
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Satish, it depends on the appliance. The simple answer is that a 1 Kw transformer should do, and provide a 30% power safety margin. The 2KW power supply should provide about a 130% safety margin, which should be more than adequate.But that's not the whole story. If your appliance requires high startup current, as some heaters and electric motors do, you may need to buy a bigger transformer. Also, you need to verify that the appliance will work on 60 cycle power. Most will, but some sensitive or safety critical devices will not. If you can state the nature of the appliance, I might be able to give you a more definite answer. In the mean time, I hope that this helps. Satish, it depends on the appliance. The simple answer is that a 1 Kw transformer should do, and provide a 30% power safety margin. The 2KW power supply should provide about a 130% safety margin, which should be more than adequate.But that's not the whole story. If your appliance requires high startup current, as some heaters and electric motors do, you may need to buy a bigger transformer. Also, you need to verify that the appliance will work on 60 cycle power. Most will, but some sensitive or safety critical devices will not. If you can state the nature of the... » Read More Satish, it depends on the appliance. The simple answer is that a 1 Kw transformer should do, and provide a 30% power safety margin. The 2KW power supply should provide about a 130% safety margin, which should be more than adequate.But that's not the whole story. If your appliance requires high startup current, as some heaters and electric motors do, you may need to buy a bigger transformer. Also, you need to verify that the appliance will work on 60 cycle power. Most will, but some sensitive or safety critical devices will not. If you can state the nature of the appliance, I might be able to give you a more definite answer. In the mean time, I hope that this helps. « Show Less
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It works on 230V directly. You may need to change plug but no need to use step up transformer. I hope this helps.
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Yes, of course. But you may want 2000W transformer for 750W appliance. I use this 3kW trans for 2kW hot plate. It worked fine but, in about one minute, the circuit breaker in my garage tripped. I guess it is the biggest one that you can use at home.
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I just googled and found this product. http://www.220converters.com/store/p/24-200-Watts-Step-Up-Step-Down-Voltage-Converter.html
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You will need a step down transformer as this is a 110V appliance and will burn out in less than a minute. I suggest you write to Breville and see if they have a 220 model you can purchase.
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Both answers kind of clued you in. You need to find out what the total amps/watts your appliances will need and go from there. There are hundreds of variables to an answer to a somewhat vague question as this.
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Hello. The model I received is not rated for 230 volts. We have 120 volt plugs in the US but I would imagine KitchenAid makes ones for 230 volts.
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350-watt machines have a "350"- in the model name, just like we see the Bamix 100's , 150's, & 200's. Bamix USA only sells 110-V, 60Hz machines & they dont yet market 350-watters in the USA. But amazon.uk will ship the "Gastro-350 Pro3" one to you. I havent heard tho' if it's flexible enough to use standard US power ; I can't seem to download the booklet. But know I am willing & waiting to get one too.
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I purchased a step down transformer to reduce my countries voltage of 230 down to USA,s 110. It works fine Vince, New zealand
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Dear Pauline,This appliance should be used within the United States as it is a USA manufactured and intended for use on US electrical grids as it is only 120v. We do have customers around the globe that purchase US made appliances and correctly get them to work the appropriate converter/adapter. Please make sure you are using the appropriate power converter/adapter to ensure safe and proper use of this appliance. We suggest taking the appliance to a local electronics store to ensure you are using the appropriate adapters/converters for safe use. All items sold throughout our company are brand new directly from the manufacturer and are never used, altered, or tampered with prior to final sale. Dear Pauline,This appliance should be used within the United States as it is a USA manufactured and intended for use on US electrical grids as it is only 120v. We do have customers around the globe that purchase US made appliances and correctly get them to work the appropriate converter/adapter. Please make sure you are using the appropriate power converter/adapter to ensure safe and proper use of this appliance. We suggest taking the appliance to a local electronics store to ensure you are using the appropriate adapters/converters for safe use. All items sold throughout our company... » Read More Dear Pauline,This appliance should be used within the United States as it is a USA manufactured and intended for use on US electrical grids as it is only 120v. We do have customers around the globe that purchase US made appliances and correctly get them to work the appropriate converter/adapter. Please make sure you are using the appropriate power converter/adapter to ensure safe and proper use of this appliance. We suggest taking the appliance to a local electronics store to ensure you are using the appropriate adapters/converters for safe use. All items sold throughout our company are brand new directly from the manufacturer and are never used, altered, or tampered with prior to final sale. « Show Less
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But you realize this takes input of 110 and up converts it to 220 so if you plug it to the wall in norway the 230 input will blow this to pieces. If you want to plug it to 110 and get the 230 output that will be OK but for small appliance only this does not have power so no more than 50W. It will support anything that runs 220 to 240V.
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Mine is a 230 Watt unit. Kindly note that this unit on Amazon is labelled as 220-240 Volts 50hz, and according to them it will not work in USA & Canada.
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I have an older model that was sold in store in USA. I would not take a chance with voltage. Best bet, contact Braun directly to see if they sell a USA compatible model. It is a great machine. Have owned mine over 25 years.
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Our machine, purchased is in the USA, comes standard 120V to fit American/Canadian power outlets.
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This is the USA model of this appliance made for USA electrical grid and outlets.
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A rating plate on the bottom of the appliance states "120V 60Hz 700 W" -- hope that helps.
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The Kettle I have is 120VAC 60 Hertz. Made for U.S. and Japan. For 250VAC 50 Hertz you may want to try amazon.UK My daughter lived there and she had a great electric kettle.