Planing to send to India, is this mixer can work 220 voltage? pls. advise.
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I don't see a 220 switch on mine. I'd contact the folks at Presonus for the answer.Looking in manual it says up to 240 but must be factory configured for country of origin.
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The output on our mixer states 100-240 Voltz. I hope this helps!Thanks for your interest!
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I don't see a 220 switch on mine. I'd contact the folks at Presonus for the answer. Looking in manual it says up to 240 but must be factory configured for country of origin.
1075049
I don't know what kind of power you have in India. This machine is 110, not 220 as far as I know. You should get in touch with the manufacturer and ask your question.
1395728
The KitchenAid has a 3-prong 110 volt cord. You need a 2-pole 220 volt receptacle. below is a link to a picture of one style. Enjoy your mixer - I love mine!Image from http://i00.i.aliimg.com/photo/v0/60100911216/220v_to_110v_plug_3_pin_plug.jpg_140x140.jpg.
990413
Yes, you will have to step up the 110 V to 220 V for the Indian grinder. I do not believe the difference in operating frequency will cause any problem.
96995
Hello: This KitchenAid is a 110V. You need an adapter for a 220V. Thank you!
669906
If you want to use an US mixer outside of the USA, you will need a transformer which will increase the 110V to 220V. Concerning the hz, it works with 50 or 60, this is absolutely not an issue.
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If you buy it from the US Amazon it will be 120V. I just checked the label on my machine and it only works on 120V. You could buy a converter that is at least 150W and you should be good to go. Something like this should do the job: Simran SMF-200 Deluxe 200 Watts Step Down Voltage Converter for International Travel to 220V Countries Ideal for Laptops, Cameras, Phones, iPads etc
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i chked online it says 120v & 220- 220 v .Whereas I own it ... in specifications it says only 120v and 60 Hz ..may be there r manufacturing both models of 120 V & the other of 220V.. not sure if they have dual voltage model.. In India it available at shoppers stop & lifestyle in malls..
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It works in India as I am using it but you will need voltage converter of 240V to 110V
1637691
I purchased here. But one of my friend brought this from India with converter. So that we can use here(110v). I think u ask ur relatives or friends to send converter from India.
560958
I am confused. Where are you? USA or India? If you are in the US and want to use this upconverter to supply 220 volts to operate a 1000w food processor I think you will be fine. You might want to look at the surge wattage your processor draws upon startup just to be sure. But my guess is you will be safe because you are using a converter that is rated for twice your needs. That should be a safe cushion.
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The mixer uses an external power supply (like the kind used for laptops, electric razors, etc), however, unlike those units, the Behringer power supply that I have is for 110/120 AC only and cannot switch to your voltage. You have a couple of options: Behringer provides a power supply that works with your voltage (part # MXEU4) that the supply with units sold in Europe. You can also get a power converter that will convert 230 V to 110/120 - shops catering to your country's foreign travellers will have them.
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110V-220V. I think it is no problem in india.because it can be used in china.china have a same power input with india
1006999
I have sent this to india. But i didnt worked. And it indeed needed a voltage converter
515689
No! It bearly operates on 110. This mixer is a piece of overpriced crap. The transmission is fragile, and if you use any of the attachments, such as the meat grinder expect the mixer to burn up. I would never recommend this mixer to my worst enemy. Go buy a true professional mixer, you are paying for a name (Kitchen Aid) that sadly has turned to junk.
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More than likely, yes you will need some type of voltage/wattage converter. However I'm not sure what India uses in terms of power whether it's 110 or 220, may want to Google that if you're unsure. Two quick thoughts though, I'd personally suggest not to buy this particular unit. Went through two of them and they both crapped out on me after a day. Second go to an electronics store like radio shack or maybe amazon has them as well. But you'll probably want to find an adapter that can plug into the type of plug used in India. If you don't understand the difference between an adapter and converter think of it this way. An adapter is like using a micro SD card, but your camera takes a full size SD card, so you get an adapter to make it full sized. The converter regulates the power coming out of the wall, which is what this product on this page will do. Sorry if that was redundant, but sometimes people need it spelled out. Enjoy your trip though!
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So what's the answer? Either the company is shipping these with two different power supplies, (120v or 220v) or people are responding to this question inaccurately. I just received my mixer and the power supply is definitely 120v. This is the second mixer that I have had to return for this problem. Is there any chance that the company can hop on here and give us an authoritative answer to this question?