Is this suitable to operate a US blender of 1200 watts in Spain?
616716
Yes. We are using this in India. Usually, 1.5 times the watts will be safe because of the initial load it needs during the start of the blender and you are choosing the right one.
1903745
It is a very heavy and expensive product. I think it's cheaper to buy a blender in Europe. Also depends on the watt of the equipment
1545854
I have a 150 watt tribest blender and it does very well. I believe it's up to the individual. But, this is my second Tribest Blender and I luv it! I believe the 200 watts would be just as good as the 250.
1580349
Cannot find any wattage listed on my blender. It only lists:1.8 Max 120V AC 60Hz. Hope this is helpful. I can say this blender has has more than the power needed in our kitchen. I use it for canning tomato juice, apple sauce, much more and also in the kitchen almost every day. Highly recommend.
468062
Power "P" equals Volts "E" times Amps "I"(P=IE) 120V X 6.7 Amps equals 804 WATTS. I think I have that right. The blender will destroy any thing you throw in there except rocks including ice and tiny seeds. You will love it.I give it 5 stars.
877093
That's the rub...the literature included with the blender does not specifically state what it is. By law, electric motor manufacturers HAVE to put the volt & amp ratings on the nameplate of the motor, or in the blenders case, on the bottom of the blender. I looked at the bottom of the machine and it stated, "120 Volts 60 Hz 3 Amps." I learned from my electrical engineering classes, power = (volts)x(amps) = (120 volts)x(3 amps) = 360 Watts, therefore it is a 360 watt blender. In my review, I typed what they included in their booklet and it was phrased in such a way that it stunk of "bait & switch."
2168718
The power is about 500W and is variable all the way up to the max. (you can always figure it by multiplying the amps times the voltage). It is mighty sufficient for blending vegtables into soups or multiple other chores. I wouldn't trade it for any other.
1504149
yes, just make sure the appliance you are using it for has same voltage as used in Philippines.
1412260
I bought a 500v step down transformer so i can run mine on 240v power in australia and that works fine. The steel jug seems to be coated in teflon and has printed measuring lines on it so that was dissapointing so i just use the glass one, its a good blender but fairly small jug tho.
1584615
This unit is a 120 VAC 60 HZ model and won't work in Spain without a step-down transformer. The spec sheet shows that it will run on 50 HZ. They do sell 230 VAC 50 HZ models as I found one for sale at an Australian web site. Hope that helps!
199805
I have a BLP mod. #7600G and it was the perfect size for my blender. However, I live in South America and I am not sure if this is a model even available in the US. Hope this helps
2035660
Yes,it can be used for a Mixer/blender which has 550watts on it.I am using it for a 600watts Mixer/blender,and it is doing a great job.
91589
Yes, Anything up to 1200 watts. I doubt that all the components would equal 1200 watts.
1871513
I honestly don't know, it should be in the product specs, and I'm not sure where the manual is. The 320 is listed at 450 watts, this is at least that powerful. It's stronger than any other home-use immersion mixer I've ever owned (going back well over thirty years), the Li-ion battery charges quickly and has lots of boost for the motor, and it pulverizes just about anything in the mixing bowl from shallots to macadamia nuts - with ease. After over six months it's going like the day I took it out of the box and hooked it up to the converter.
794713
I don't think the wattage would be a problem. I used it with a curling iron but the important thing is that the device you are using it with (phone, IPAD, hair appliance, etc.) is capable of dual voltage so it can handle 110 and 220. You will also need a plug adapter to fit another country's wall plugs. If it's not capable of dual voltage you would have a problem.
115963
I believe that it would, it is a converter in both directions. European to US elctrical outlets and vice versa. The Voltage as you can see is high enough for 1200 w.
1545590
No, Blendtec wants customers to purchase in their own country. Therefore 220V in the US is not available.