what about 220 volts in BOSTITCH BTE340K 6-Amp Orbital Jig Saw Kit ?
765228
I am not aware of 220 volts having anything to do with this product. As far as I know it is design to operate on 110 voltage.
2042413
This tool is 120 volt only. But because it has an adjustable heat setting, it is much easier to use with different tips on different woods or materials.Just experiment on scrap or sample pieces first.
976555
I have no idea. My saw operates i electricity,thru house current. I do love the saw,
1594955
They might recommend in the manual, but what I run is 20 amp breaker on 110v, because if you use it as a portable, that's what a typical circuit would be anyways,plus 110v wiring is usually 600v(15 to 20amp breakers) and not recommended for higher than 20 amp breakers in a house breaker box! and I have a 50 amp on the 220v , that's what I had my previous welder on also!
706785
Basically the same and states that it is for 36V or 40v tools. The LBXR36's I have list as only 36 volt but I see the new ones also list 40 volts on the side. Supposedly you can use either.
1233539
The Festool dust extractor manual gives the current draw rating for the onboard socket as something like 3-1/2 amps. Most saws are rated well above this, so you risk shortening the life of the Festool by plugging in a tool (or anything else) that exceed this rating.
907310
It will run off of 110 and also has a .second plug so it can be used on 220 volts. Using 220 allows thicker stock to be welded.
1918929
The tools used here in the USA are 120 volt tools.All tho, some manufactures have 220 volt tools for the overseas markets.I'm not sure if Hitachi offers this tool in 220v here in the states. You could get that info from them at Hitachi.Here is a number for them.1-800-706-7337.Hope this helps.
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.
460
This jig saw is for 120V 60 Hz with USA Grounded plug for US outlet. If you have the proper power converter, you could use this in other countries.
531083
This model does not have a 220V input. I do not believe they make any saws for 220V, sorry.
252523
The label on the saw saws 120V AC/DC 15 A. So, no, it won't work for 220V AC.
301943
ive read in other online retaliler the complete technical specs of this system and voltage input could be either 110 or 220 volts.
1541717
120 V - ask Makita if they make a 220 v version. [BTW, why would U want 220 v anyway ?]
817375
Where I live (California) the saw delivered to me uses only 120V. Perhaps, if you live in Europe or Asia the saw would be designed for 220V.
1258921
I'm not sure. I've only seen the 120v models. You should inquire directly to tha Dremel website.
398655
The label on the saw says 120v only so it cannot be used with 220v unless you used a converter, but I would check with Makita before you tried the converter. I don't know the typical plug configuration in Australia but the plug has two vertical blade prongs and a round ground prong which is typical for the US.