I need to know what is the voltage at which must be connected this clipper, if only accepts 110V or can be connected to 220V
629619
I have no idea.. You'll have to ask the seller. I bought one but I don't have a 220 line.
629620
This is 110V. Had to buy a converter as I live in a 220V country. DO NOT BUY THIS. Mine is so noisy it gives me headaches when I use it.
629621
This clipper is designed for the US market, uses 110v to 120v and 60Hz. The 220 volt converter would be designed for 50Hz and would require different components inside the clipper to work efficiently.
1489727
Mine is 110v only and I do not know of a 220V version.PS it works very well.
1321186
I use 220v but I don't know if it will work with 110v as I never used the 110v before I hope that helps you
1142444
The manual indicates it should be plugged into a 120volt receptacle. No mention is made of 220v
1282138
The exact voltage has to be somewhere on the electrical item. If it's dual voltage, it will say 110v-220v. If it doesn't have both, it's not dual.
1612359
not sure about 220v. the two models are bluetooth and direct connection that I know of
1341411
It appears from the manual the tools use 110 voltage. However, I did a little research and found a converter available from Amazon that should allow you to use the tools where 220 is the only current. http://www.amazon.com/Goldsource-Voltage-Converter-Transformer-ST500/dp/B0022QOSDK/ref=pd_sim_hi_3?ie=UTF8&refRID=0F99B36V7QH6NC16QWM7 There are others available so see which one works best for you. I hope this helps.
1735709
It's a basic 120 Volt unit. If you have a converter from 220v to 110v you should be fine. The trimmer is excellent. Nice and light.
1413613
not sure but this is the only thing I've used overseas that has worked for my clippers and anything else flawlessly...it steps down the volts/feqs not just voltage so it should work just fine.
778808
The marking's on my charger only say 110v input so will need a transformer or what ever those things are called to step up to 220v. There is a way around this perhaps, I have seen in England dewalt has out this same line of tools, but they still call them 18v for some reason, they are the same tools, perhaps you can get a charger for those tools and forgo the extra stuff
1572532
The input voltage on US products is 110-120v. This is the case with virtually all Wahl and Oster products sold on Amazon. To find ones that work overseas, include "220v" in the search. You can always uses a voltage converter, but you'll need to look at wattage in addition to voltage. Some of the smaller voltage converters don't have the wattage to power up something like hair clippers, and the bigger ones might not be practical for travel. Try calling Wahl or Oster directly to inquire about products that operate in 220v countries. They do sell in Europe, so they do have them, just not always in retail in the US. The input voltage on US products is 110-120v. This is the case with virtually all Wahl and Oster products sold on Amazon. To find ones that work overseas, include "220v" in the search. You can always uses a voltage converter, but you'll need to look at wattage in addition to voltage. Some of the smaller voltage converters don't have the wattage to power up something like hair clippers, and the bigger ones might not be practical for travel. Try calling Wahl or Oster directly to inquire about products that operate in 220v countries. They do sell in Europe, so they do have them, just... » Read More The input voltage on US products is 110-120v. This is the case with virtually all Wahl and Oster products sold on Amazon. To find ones that work overseas, include "220v" in the search. You can always uses a voltage converter, but you'll need to look at wattage in addition to voltage. Some of the smaller voltage converters don't have the wattage to power up something like hair clippers, and the bigger ones might not be practical for travel. Try calling Wahl or Oster directly to inquire about products that operate in 220v countries. They do sell in Europe, so they do have them, just not always in retail in the US. « Show Less
1726819
110 is all you needed. I returned it.. Didn't fit me right, then it just quit.
776933
The clipper I bought cannot be switched to 220 volts so you would need to get a power converter to step the power down to 110 volts. You can find those under Travel.
1661014
This model requirers 110v -120v, 50hz/60hz. It requires 130 watts peak and 64 watts typical. You will need a different model or a power converted that handles power voltage and wattage ratings. Good luck!
1893115
I have a Phillips QT4022 trimmer when charging the connector flashes. The HQRP outputs 15v at .36A It's likely the same. On my trimmer there are 2 male pins with a plastic notch to make certain that you plug it in correctly, the pins are 6mm apart (.23") and 1.5mm-1.6mm (hard to measure...) (.06 or .07"). The power cord on the adapter fits this perfectly. Hope this helps.
1982665
Strictly 110v. You'll also need an adapter kit to plug into various foreign wall recepticles rated at that voltage overseas.
770553
Not sure about voltage. Standard U.S. 2 prong plug. Just plug it into an extension cord and start trimming.