1. Can this one used by 220V? 2. Can this one use batteries when there's no power supply outdoors? 3. Is this one much better than the single one?
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I'm not sure about question 1. 2. Only the single pump takes batteries. You must use a plug for the double pump.3 I have not tried the single. I chose the double because it is time-saving. You can also use it as a single if you choose to. I didn't need the battery option (I think you will be spending a lot on batteries). I do have a converter that allows me to plug into my car's cigarette lighter... That has come in handy for on-the-go.
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1.220v is ok, it has transformer suit for100~240v2.no battery supply system3.better than single one, double pump save more time, only need 15~30 mins to gather milk, use single one you will spend more than 15 mins
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1) I currently don't have the pump with me, so I can't answer right now. However, I'll check with my sister-in-law for you. Also, if it's 220V, won't the plug be different? ---> Maybe you should try to get it from UK? where they sell the same voltage?2) No, not that I'm aware of.3) I wouldn't say much better, but it is more efficient to pump both at the same time. It really depends on your pumping style & habit.
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I'm not sure about question 1. 2. Only the single pump takes batteries. You must use a plug for the double pump. 3 I have not tried the single. I chose the double because it is time-saving. You can also use it as a single if you choose to. I didn't need the battery option (I think you will be spending a lot on batteries). I do have a converter that allows me to plug into my car's cigarette lighter... That has come in handy for on-the-go.
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1. This can be used by 220v. 2. It doesn't use batteries. There always need to be a power supply. 3. Time wise, of course, it's more efficient than the single one.
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Yes, you can use it, but regarge it before taking to outside. Unfortunately, it does not keep long power supply as characterized by producent.
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1. yes i believe so, 2. no there is no battery option, and yes it is better than the single one
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This is 220v but it works off of two legs of 115v. This is how US 220v appliance work. I am not sure if you can run a single 220v leg to it. It might work but it is not how it was designed.
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The one thatI have is 120 volt only. IF you want 220 you will need an adapter.
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The external (outside) version does not have a transformer. I attached a power cord and plugged into an outside outlet but I believe it could be hardwired to a 110v circuit.
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I have found the B&S; 7K Watt very reliable, easy start and has trickle battery charger to ensure battery is fully charged. As to the whole house, I take the 220V and distribute it through the circuit breaker panel to 110V to run two refrigerators, one freezer, kitchen lights to include gas stove, other house lights, 12K BTU window a/c and a T.V. As to this load, the B&S; generator has no problem whatever. I have not had the need as of yet to run 220V electric water heater. As to the other comments, agree that the generator would not be able to handle the whole house to include central air, etc. For the price, it is excellent! I have found the B&S; 7K Watt very reliable, easy start and has trickle battery charger to ensure battery is fully charged. As to the whole house, I take the 220V and distribute it through the circuit breaker panel to 110V to run two refrigerators, one freezer, kitchen lights to include gas stove, other house lights, 12K BTU window a/c and a T.V. As to this load, the B&S; generator has no problem whatever. I have not had the need as of yet to run 220V electric water heater. As to the other comments, agree that the generator would not be able to handle the whole house to include central air,... » Read More I have found the B&S; 7K Watt very reliable, easy start and has trickle battery charger to ensure battery is fully charged. As to the whole house, I take the 220V and distribute it through the circuit breaker panel to 110V to run two refrigerators, one freezer, kitchen lights to include gas stove, other house lights, 12K BTU window a/c and a T.V. As to this load, the B&S; generator has no problem whatever. I have not had the need as of yet to run 220V electric water heater. As to the other comments, agree that the generator would not be able to handle the whole house to include central air, etc. For the price, it is excellent! « Show Less
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It runs directly on AC current, and is not rechargeable, if that is what you were thinking. It is for 110 to 125 volt power only, not 220 volts. At least the USA version sold here... maybe somebody somewhere sells versions for the voltages in other countries.
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You can use any 110V adapter. You also don't need electric works both on solar energy and by crank. Just crank it a few times and you're good to go or leave it on a window ledge like I do and I use it all the time. I've never plugged it in for electricity.
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Hey Walter , I use an Orange extension cord for outdoor use not sure if that is 220V power, but use the exterior power cord on my deck. Hope that helps should probably see if the power cord is 220V but not 100% sure. Hope that helps. Check the Orange Exterior power cords at Home Depot and see if those are the ones you are looking at should work......
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Only used it in US. Not sure about 220v. But imagine it would work more efficiently. I use it in my study to freeze back-packs to put on my back while working. Best of luck.
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Hi, the one I got is auto volt so it works with 220v. No batteries and would always require a power outlet.
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I have always use only 120v. I never considered using 220v and I don't know how one would. Maybe there is a way it can be converted but don't know how that is done. I recommend inquiring with the company (Rigid) they were most helpful with a probblem I had. Sorry I cannot help more. bobb1935
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I will not be home until he weekend, when I can check mine, but I am in USA and I think mine is not able to run on 220v - it isn't universal. If I am wrong, once I check it this weekend, I will let you know.
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no problem! I use like it a lot. but one time I used 220v and it stopped working permanently. now i use NuMe's megastar (u can find many discount coupons online)
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I do not know if it is good for 220 volts. I just plugged it into the house hold outlets and they are great. I think we have 110 on the general use outlets and 220 for heavy use, but I am not sure. I am ordering more for my niece. These recharge lights were very handy after the tornados took down power lines in Upstate NY this July. Sorry I am not more help.
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The one that I got only had the 110v plug, and it didn't really have a lot of instructions on what the capabilities were. My advice is to contact the company. They were very helpful with any questions I had, even though it's all email based.