works with a voltage of 220 volt 50 hz
1720200
It comes with a standard USA 120 volt 60hz plug which is what it is designed for. For something drawing this much electricity I'd be cautious about using a converter... I'm not sure, but I'd say no.
1533406
If the TV is rated for 220v 50hz, than you need to have universal voltage converter.
641318
INPUT: 100-240 V; frequency 50/60 Hz; Current 0.2 AmpOUTPUT: 4.8 V; 1.0 Amp
1114480
Hi, does not work, you must have a connector to convert 60 Hz to 50 Hz, these sells in Europe.
1112204
The unit itself has a dedicated 110V wall-wart transformer. It won't run on 220V/50HZ without being attached to a converter. If you really wanted to use this unit overseas, you'd need to find a comparable replacement power pack over there... it likely would not be difficult to find... the unit runs on 12VDC & has a very common connector, similar to what many automotive devices use.
467971
According to the manual on it, it can use input voltages from 100 to 240 volts, however it says only 60 Hz. It would probably work on 220V 50 Hz, as 50 Hz will be easier for it's power supply to filter. It does not come with a 220 volt plug adapter and you would have purchase one, which is not much cost. I am a retired electronic field engineer by trade and am reasonably sure it would work on 220V, 50Hz, however Skil does NOT warranty their battery chargers, so therefore to be sure about your question I would contact them either via their website (https://www.skiltools.com) Parts & Service or call them at 1-877-754-5999. Their answer maybe purchase at your own risk.?
326964
No, it is only rated for 120V-60Hz. A step-down transformer would be required to use it at 220V. If the 220 volts is 50HZ that is probably not a problem.
807333
Hey Funkydeo, in this politically correct illiterate world, it's hard to find answers. It's your lucky day. The unit designed for 220V will work with 50 Hz. It's operational range is 45-65 Hz, optimized for 55Hz. It's simple motor with minimal "electronics". Have a good day.
1808058
Written in the charged :100-240v~50/60hziam used 220v in home working good .
1515090
I work mine with 110 volts, I dont think it works with 220. however you can find the manual online and it gives you the required info..
596134
YES, it will work with the 100 to 120 volts and with 220 to 240 volts, all at either 50 or 60 Hertz. There is a switch on the back, the red switch, that allows the user to select the proper voltage for the application.
1377465
No, this transformer only transforms the voltage from 220 to 110 and from 110 tot 220. You can not transform the Hz. To run a 60Hz motor on a 50Hz system is not recommended
1489582
The quick answer is: no. There is no switch for 220 volts, and the manual indicates this model is for USA and Canada. That said, it might be possible to use it in Europe with a step-down transformer. I suspect the current is converted from alternating to direct inside the unit so 50 cycle verses 60 cyle A/C will not matter.
1649971
The actual unit requires 18.8VAC, 13.5VA. Mine came with an AC transformer (wall plug) to convert it to that voltage. I don't know if 60Hz or 50Hz is critical because they probably convert it to DC inside the unit. You might have to call the company.
889919
No, it can only be used with 110-120V 50/60Hz (according to the manual, and the label on the bottom of the base)
244100
In the AC adapter of the unit I purchased, the input is mentioned as 100-240 V 50-60 Hz. I've not tried 220 or 240 V connection to the unit to confirm it would work.
1598012
There is a detachable converter that requires AC 117 v 60 Hz 50mA and has an output of AC 6 v 300mA. You would probably need a different power converter to work on 220.