Does this work on 220-230v without a stepdown transformer?Thanks
681937
No it does not, this plugs into a reg 110v, I. Use this in my gun safe & it does more than its job. Whomever stated that it didn't work is trying to dehumidify an area too large, it keeps my guns & important paperwork dry in my very large gun safe!!
681938
The specs on the device say 120-240 volt AC 50/60 Hz, so yes, it will work on 220 volts. However, the plug is a standard USA type, so to operate the device in a 220 volt environment, you'll need a plug converter ($2 at Radio Shack) - not a transformer.
681939
The plug in the back flips out for charging and is setup for a standard 110 outlet. It basically uses the electrical current to dry the micro beads inside, changing their color from Pink (wet) to Blue (dry). I have not taken it apart, but I am sure the higher voltage/current will overheat and damage this unit. Even with 110, it gets very hot. It will only work in a small gun safe less than 25cu ft.
681940
It plugs into a 110v outlet, heats itself up to evaporate any moisture that may be caught in it, and when the beads are blue you are supposed to unplug it and place it back into the area you wish to dehumidify. In that respect it is a passive dehumidifier. It is also "passive" in that this product does not dehumidify the 10 cubic foot space I tried it in, I would say that it doesn't "work" at all. According to my hygrometer, this product does nothing but hang there while the beads change colors.
681941
No. You just hang it where you want it to do the most good and then when the crystals that you see in the window turn pick, plug it into a receptor (110v outlet) to recharge them to black. Simple as that. I have 2 in my utility room where my washer and dryer are located. Works great.
113733
Just my opinion, please read manufactures installation instructions. Since the device says that it is 12 volt and not 120 volt I would assume a step down transformer would be necessary. Please read the current reviews for this device, some where in the back of my mind it was discontinued because of problems. If this is not the one that was discontinued I would suggest a search on U-tube for installation instructions. I have found some great videos instructions on u-tube.
1200840
I am sorry, this will not work unless you have a step down transformer whichis from 240 V to 110 V. I hope my answer helped you.Shah
1203567
You will need to purchase a step-down transformer to be able to use this with 230 V. If you only use an adapter without changing the voltage, you will burn out the motor. Seems easier to find a drill that uses 230 V natively.
1483645
220-240 is a range of voltages this unit should convert to 110V.........230V SHOULD be fine...........please regard the caps on "should".
415086
This is only 110V, but you can just buy a step up/ down transformer for it.
2042746
Good question, this particular unit is made for 110v -120v, but you will need to use a step down
1887357
U have to use a step down voltage converter if outside USA otherwise yesAs I used in USA
565148
The one I purchased is 110V. You need to specifications while purchasing. In case you receive other Voltage you need to buy Stepdown or Stepup Transformer off 2500Watts. Product specification is 1500Watts but need 2500. Else transformer will go bad.
1637687
I just googled and found this product. http://www.220converters.com/store/p/24-200-Watts-Step-Up-Step-Down-Voltage-Converter.html
2071820
No it does not. To operate it in 220-240v environment you'd have to use step down converter. I for one am using one with Inksinerator (110-120v) air switch in 220-240v environment with the step down transformer under an undermount stainless steel sink. Now testing how long it would last because technically the 50/60 Hz frequency difference between the 220-240v and 110-120v systems will eventually affect the motor.If your budget allows, better to buy the ones intended for 220-240v.
906197
Yes, the one it shipped with works only on 110v. A separate adapter will have to be used for 230v.
796207
It comes with dual voltage. I use mine in a country with 220/240 volts and it works fine without a step down transformer.
1047790
No mention of it anywhere in the documentation and no switch on the back of the amplifier (Only specifies 12V@120 50-60Hz) so a step convertor looks like the only safe option for 220V :-)
851321
No, it will not work on 230 volts. The manufacturer lists the operating voltage at 90 to 130 volts at 40 to 70 hertz.
1977611
Assuming you're asking whether this is 230 volt... European standard. I bought one and use it at home here in the US.. so I think not. Works fine.
1441071
No .. U would need a step down transformer , that can be purchased here .. 240/277V to 110V ... Very Inexpensive