I am from Malaysia and I would like to check if this model come with a voltage of 240V ie suitable for Asia countries? Thank you so much
634354
I am not sure. you would need to check your electric voltages in your country. I am not an expert at this stuff and do not want to ruin the mixer! I suggest you contact a authority on voltage and eletricticity . Let them know what you are seeking to purchase and then ask them the same question you just asked me. sorry that I could not be more of a help. Good-Luck
634355
i dont think that it came with one. usually with most american products you will have to purchase the adapter
634356
US units are 110V, Europe runs on 220V. This will slow down the unit causing it to overheat. So, yes, it would work. But I would not recommend it.
634357
These dealers in Malaysia are authorized to sell 240/240 volt KitchenAid mixers:http://international.kitchenaid.com/dealer_supplier/
634358
To be honest I am not sure. We use 120 in the states and I have read that they cannot be used in Australia. There are a few websites that have reviews for which ones can be used in Asia. Sorry I can't be of more help :(
1098940
I have this unit and I live in the Philippines. We're using 220 volts here. It works perfectly.
104703
No, I remember it was made in Malaysia or somewhere in the SE Asia before I returned the product.Hope this helps.
1639347
The one I received does not support 240v. However, I find it hard to believe that there isn't one available for this unit.
139390
My relative lives in Hong Kong and has been using a 600 series (120v) non-stop for 4 years with a heavy duty step down transformer - still running w no problems. She purchased and used the unit for two years in the US prior to moving overseas. That said, there are distributors located throughout Asia who carry the 220v units. However their list prices (in HK at least) were 40-60% more expensive than US sellers.
946814
We ship to Australia, but not this model which is in 110V and don't recommend to use a step-down converter 240V-110V because of different frequency. Thank you.
668747
As this model was sold in the USA it is suited for 110v. Not sure but I think you would have to specifythat you need to use with a 220 power source. Being manufactured in Japan it should be possible to get.
279767
I am not sure if it work in Asia. The box was scratched and I don't remember if it was sealed.
668748
As this model was sold in the USA it is suited for 110v. Not sure but I think you would have to specify that you need to use with a 220 power source. Being manufactured in Japan it should be possible to get.
890703
There is an Asian version of this for 200-240 volts,but you will probably have to buy locally. Even though I live in Arizona I first came across this on a Korean TV show I was streaming. I also saw it just recently in a Thai cooking show.
378230
The model I purchased uses 120V (US) current. I don't know if a 240V model is made. Knowing the company's reputation I am sure they market the item for world-wide use.
1486280
There are blue air dealers In shanghai that sell them (though for much more money than they sell for in amazon in the us.) perhaps call them and ask if they are guaranteed? Also please be aware that they are American voltage so you will need a transformer large enough to handle this machine from 220 voltage to 110. We have ours in shanghai (bought in the us) and are very happy with them.
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I don't know how it works in Singapore, but its adapter input accepts voltages from 100-240V ~ 50-60Hz (0.5A Max) I have only tried once and it didn't work with my two 3.0 WD Passport HDD connected at the same time... Otherwise, works well. I'll try it later
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The model I had had a voltage selector (200-220v for Asia or 100-120 for Japan & U.S.) and I used it in Hong Kong with an adapter (different plugs). No problems. Used it a lot when traveling. Hope this helps.
499182
You would have to ship all parts back to America at your cost for warranty claims. Also be mindful that if the fault is due to the foreign power supply you won't be covered by warranty. I'm not sure what voltage the grid in the Phillipines runs or how reliable it is. You might want to check those issues. A surge protector wouldn't be a bad way to go either.I've had no issues with mine being used in Australia, we juice about once a week and it's still working great.
1632896
buy a step-up adaptor, will solve the problem. This is a 110V model, China and Singapore is 220 - 240V.
24048
Hello,I know ART listed asian models and 340101 is the other countries model name. But same modelsThanks :)