What for are the 120 V. I was going to use it for a house that has no electricity at all.
1689809
Will run on either 120 volt or propane, but you have to have a 12 volt power source to activate the propane valve.
1689810
These refers can be powered by propane, 12vDC or 120AC. They REQUIRE a small amount of electricity for the circuitry. There are other models using just a pilot light that do not require electric power. Very important if you are on solar generation.
1689811
The 120 V would need electricity. The propane would run it , but would still need a battery to help power it.
1689812
The fridge has a safety solenoid valve that has to open to allow gas flow. It is actuated be electricity. You could defeat the valve but very dangerous and I am sure all warranties would be void. I used a cheap 12 volt car battery to actuate the valve at a remote cabin with no electricity. The only problem is you have to recharge the battery. I have two batteries.
1689813
Refrigerator will run on either 120 V or propane. When running on propane it will switch to 120V when electricity is detected.
1073491
I believe this should work for you. If you are using 120 volts, I don't see a problem.
1731174
I'm sorry, I was away from my office where I keep the machine. I checked the bottom and it says it is 120 V
2075122
Normally there is a select switch on units with different voltages. I have 120v supply to my home, and see no select switch on the unit.
1904327
I assume you meant that you have 120 Volts AC, 60 Hz power (same as the US). That is what you need for this product.
852869
According to the manual is for 120V. You can double check with by calling the company.
330817
I assume 110v or I could not use it in my residential home, 110 is standard. hope this helps. And I love it.
980522
It's only 120v, you could transform 220 to 110, but you'll need a big powersource able to deliver at least 1200w.
1988180
its got high and low settings. as for voltage, just a 120 volt normal house plug. it was a spectacular purchase.
518923
In the USA 110v is 110-120v residential voltage. We only use 220 for appliances.
598876
This will not work in your house without a 12 volt power supply. I do not know of a 120 volt replacement like this.
1425098
Nope but you can purchase a transformer very cheap that reduces 120 down to 12 volt
2035470
It is about 80A at 240V and 160A at 120V. It is not large enough to handle our whole house if the wrong combination of loads are on at power loss. So, if we are home the generator would not be able to start. We would shed large loads (water heater, oven, dryer, heat pump, etc) and start manually. When we leave town we turn off the water heater and one heat pump so the load is not too large. Have only had a few power losses and no problems so for.
2090927
Yes it is 120V A/C. It comes with a regular power cord that will plug into any regular household outlet.
553863
it says this on the bottom.... "120v 60hz 1.6A" - so, I'm guessing that means 120 volts... I don't really know, I just plug it in. It seems to have plenty of power. hope that was helpful - L
565115
The one I bought was 120 Volts, but it broke before I could do more than test it, so I returned it.
1946447
No, it is 120V and a horrible item. I had 2 and they both broke after very few uses.