can we use it in germany? Do you have a diffrent voltage for Germany?
1575011
Im Europe use 220 volts and frequency is different.Hunter Fanaway is beautiful.
1575012
Im Europe use 220 volts and frequency is different. Hunter Fanaway is beautiful.
2140700
Different European countries have different voltage currencies, however if you bring a voltage converter and plug adapter for the region you'll be in it should work fine. I took it to India and had no problem using it with my converter and adapter.
492664
Check the voltage for the country as others have suggested. If not the same as U.S, you could also purchase a transformer/converter that would transform the voltage what is needed.
919605
The voltage in the United States is 110, so my guess is that you can use it. I use it in Europe with an adapter, we use V220.
1383708
Europe has higher power. You will need a converter. This is built for 110 volts.
1843001
Having lived in Germany I know I had to use a transformer for 120 v electrical items. Hope that helps.
2144800
Yes, you just have to make sure you get the multi voltage version. The one they sell in the US, is usually only 110, but the ones they typically sell in Europe and elsewhere are multi-voltage, meaning from 110-240V. The one I bought in Germany had a sticker on the box saying "Dual Voltage".
1787710
I don't think so, except it is made for your country. The once from Amazon.de or other European sides are 220V
218157
You would have to have a transformer, it did not come with a 220 option. But since it is a German company, the should have that version as Germany is 220. I would recommend ask the company. They answered my question in 4 hrs.
1517539
Here is everything that is on the back of my adapter Eingang: 100-240V~ Input: 50-60Hz 1A Ausgang: 23.0V- 2000 mA Output: 5.0V-200mA I hope this answered your question. Anything else please let me know.
1078681
The power requirements are AC, 120Volts. Iam not sure if thats compliant with whats in Europe.
916501
You should be able too the volts runs from 110 to 240 here in the US. Not really sure but you can probably find the answer by googling it.
1839925
No, it isn't dual voltage. I burnt mine out trying to use an adapter in Germany. You would have to use a converter for it to work here.
334705
No problem with the voltage difference, most electrics today use a switching power supply, which will work on a wide range of voltages. The bigger problem is that this phone unit is not designed or legal to use in many countries outside the USA, so it's not intended for use in Europe. I checked the manual, page 9 Notices
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Yes - This works in Germany. It should work in almost every European country, UK and Australia (but realize that it is not a converter, so if you are using a device from the USA, it may not be able to handle the voltage - which is 220V in Europe. Many newer devices such as computers, Ipad, etc. can handle both - but be sure to read your manufacturer details). Happy travels!
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I know this is an old post, but if someone else is looking for a duel voltage monitor that they can use in Germany, I bought the Infant Optics DXR-5 video monitor. it's 2.4Ghz which can be used in Germany :-)
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I looked in the users manual on the KitchenAid web site, and it says it's 120 Volts/60 Hertz, so you could probably use it in Europe if you have a transformer - but I haven't tried it. I'm in Germany, and we have used different appliances with a transformer in the past with no problem - but I have't tried this anywhere else in Europe. KitchenAid does sell German models of some of their appliances, but I was not able to find an online store that sold hand mixers - only the bigger counter-top models; and they were considerably more expensive than this hand mixer. KitchenAid user manual is at this link: www.kitchenaid.com/digitalassets/KHM926ER/Use%20and%20Care_EN.pdf I looked in the users manual on the KitchenAid web site, and it says it's 120 Volts/60 Hertz, so you could probably use it in Europe if you have a transformer - but I haven't tried it. I'm in Germany, and we have used different appliances with a transformer in the past with no problem - but I have't tried this anywhere else in Europe. KitchenAid does sell German models of some of their appliances, but I was not able to find an online store that sold hand mixers - only the bigger counter-top models; and they were considerably more expensive than this hand mixer. KitchenAid user manual is at... » Read More I looked in the users manual on the KitchenAid web site, and it says it's 120 Volts/60 Hertz, so you could probably use it in Europe if you have a transformer - but I haven't tried it. I'm in Germany, and we have used different appliances with a transformer in the past with no problem - but I have't tried this anywhere else in Europe. KitchenAid does sell German models of some of their appliances, but I was not able to find an online store that sold hand mixers - only the bigger counter-top models; and they were considerably more expensive than this hand mixer. KitchenAid user manual is at this link: www.kitchenaid.com/digitalassets/KHM926ER/Use%20and%20Care_EN.pdf « Show Less