What is the voltage needed?
759327
120 Volts which is as the earlier responder stated a regular 110 outlet for US. It has been a great machine, we love it.
2235521
I live in Georgia (country) and the voltage here is 220V. This is exactly what you need. And so far it has worked pretty well.
1011364
You will have to refer to the manufacturer. I live in US so we all use 110v - you may need a transformer to use this.
1448005
The required voltage is 120VAC. It is a great toaster. A little slow but toasts evenly.
1993355
I don't knowthe voltage. I'm not sure about using this outside of the US, that's where I use it. Sorry, I couldn't be more helpful.
435994
....use any ole 12V power supply you have left over from stuff you've thrown away. it will need to be 300ma or higher. polarity does matter!
1895580
I could not find the answer to your question, but I did find that the power requirements is 5 volts
1042298
I don't know the amps needed, I use one of the "booster" 12v units to power it without any problems.
851682
depends on voltage of your transformer out put- it must be 12 vdcworks fine for me
900552
I would presume you'd need a simple and inexpensive voltage converter [tranformer].
1230347
You need to get one that matches the voltage and polarity of the keyboard. There should be a sticker on the bottom of the keyboard that lists the voltage required.
751274
I would contact Ronco Customer Service - On their website (www.ronco.com). I would think that you'll need a voltage adapter just to plug it in.
1498741
It needs 12VDC, center-positive. The spec sheet says it draws 7W, so get a 1A wall-wart and you should be A-OK.
447939
I am not impressed by this purchase at all.... I don't know the voltage. We used it once and that's all. It broke the first time.... pretty cheap
1212471
If you're running 110volt, then the 15 amp is what you need. If you're running 220 volt, you'll need a 30 amp.
1975252
I have no idea of voltage or amps...I have yet to use these items.Sorry I couldn't help more
1077717
Look on the label on the bottom of your unit. Power: DC6V 800mA That is the actual power needed for this unit. 6 volts of direct current rated at 800 miliamps.