Would you please tell me the Hz required to run the machine? Thinking of buying it and taking it with me to China. Thank you.
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It has the standard U.S. requirement. Which is 120 volt, 60 HZ. This coffee maker is also rated at 1500 watts.
1007877
50 Hz Is a little low. If you are running a generator, I would dial it up to 55 Hz if possible. Running that low of current might burn the motor up because it won't be enough power to turn it.
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Hi friend,I am terrible sorry!I have checked the warehouse,it only has 50Hz device as shown in picture,but it can also use.This device is both applicable for 50Hz and 60Hz in China.How about i send you just 50Hz device?Wait for your reply!Sorry again!Have a nice day!Best Regards
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If you buy it from me I'll give you the USA native AC/DC adapter and cables. No, these are not capable of running at 120Hz, they're native to just 60Hz @ 2560x1440p resolution.
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Yes. I ordered a power supply and a pwm controller from another site directly from china for very cheap. Have had no problem. Can run from 0 rpm to full rpm with 100% duty cycle with no problem. 30 mins is as long as I've run it. Don't see aproblem going longer as the motor was not even hot.
878569
120V. I'm out of town and cant check the Hz but I assume it's 60. I recently put 20 gal of paint through it and it ran fine using our 60Hz current.
497846
Interesting Question... In the USA power is supposed to be 60 Hz and 110 to 125 VRMS. The voltage can vary in this range due to loading, but it's generally pretty stable around 120 VRMS (your own results may vary). Now the frequency is a different matter. In the USA the frequency is pretty stable. I doubt it's as low as 59.9 Hz or as high as 60.1 (this stability is not the case in some other countries). Now a generator is governed to run at 3600 RPM (60 Hz) but the stability is not that great. I wouldn't be surprised to see +/- 2 Hz (4 Hz range). Many appliances won't care and run fine. But there will likely be some that are finnikie. Old analog clocks actually kept time with respect to this frequency (You'd be hard pressed to find one today). Some TVs may be designed to use the 60Hz line frequency for the frame rate signal. I don't think todays flat screens use this, but maybe... I just haven't looked into it. Bottom line is that when running off a generator, your line frequency will not be as stable. It could be a problem on some appliances. Still, Most things will run just fine. I've run my house off my generator and everything worked just fine. I did have an old TV (2004 vintage) that complained about the frequency being out of range. I just ignored it. It seemed to work most of the time, (but not always) but It didn't seem to damage anything. When I went back to grid power, everything work again without any problems.
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US 60hz... wait maybe not. I will have to go home and check it out. I'll get back to you.
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It runs on both (110/220...50/60 hz).I sent one to my mother in Germany and all it takes is a Euro adapter.
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As far as hz for US (standardized at 59-60 Hz) it's 120 Hz for UK and International most places are standardized at 50 Hz so I assume it would run at 100 Hz.
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100-240VAC. 50/60 hertz. Should work anywhere in the world. It has a great transformer power supply in the box.
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Nigel, it definitely does matter if the equipment is rated for 50hz or 60hz especially when motors or timers are involved. With Motors, especially those of variable speed, you can experience a performance drop of approx. 18%, and some motors will actually burn up (60hz rated run on 50hz). With Timers, they will not keep the proper time. I would contact the manufacturer regarding the your 50/60hz question.
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I believe it is 60 hz, you may want to confirm with someone else although I am pretty sure
2278316
I took them to Bangkok 6 months ago. It works fine for 220 vac / 50hz. I still have them with me in USA and work with 110vac / 60 hz
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The one I bought was 120 volt 60 hz. I don't know it they make an export version or voltage adapter.
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I am able to drive it at 8 Hz with similar response as above 25 Hz. I have no need to go lower, so not sure of response below that.
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I just got it a few weeks ago, so I assume it is a 2012 model and it's 120 Hz. I don't know why the product description doesn't match the name. The product number is correct. So unless something had changed in the last few weeks, it should be the same. The only thing I can think of is that, when I bought it , it came from a third party. I see now it comes diretly from Amazon. As far as I can see the description mateches what I have. Hope this helps.