What is the voltage requirement for this waffle maker?
1613314
Sorry, I bought the Waffle maker for a present... I don't have it. But I think it is to be use in 110
1613315
The tag says 120V 60HZ, 600W. I'm sure 110v would work just fine. It's a great waffle maker.
1107660
It is 110 volt. Don't waste your money i had first one for three weeks and it broke. Hamilton Beach replace it and the new one lasted ten days. Everything is plastic. I found out my cuisinart food processor does the job even better.
1603551
Hi there- I wanted to let you know that I do not know the voltage rating for the cuisinart EM-100.
148063
Mine is a 120-volt machine. You might want to visit the co's website to inquire about the use of 220-volt mixers in Europe. Thanks.
423816
Don't know voltage but it has dual controls. We love the preheat feature to warm the bed before bedtime
898201
800 is correct. I believe that is high enough. The unit is fully recovered and ready to use as soon as the waffle is removed. It has a faster recovery than any other waffle iron I have owned.
1833086
Rated capacity: 2-5 cups Rated voltage: 110V Rated frequency: 60Hz Motor/Heating Power: 250W/800W
1729885
2 hp 220 volts more info :http://www.woodstockint.com/Hybrid-Table-Saw-with-Extension-Table/W1824
1335907
Probably a question for Amazon or Cuisinart. You have to match the proper volts etch.
337921
I want to say 110v but can't be 100%, sorry! The unit is currently sitting in a box somewhere in our basement since we just moved. I will let you know though!
969059
not sure about the voltage-but I can say it might be a good idea to look into a different maker. I bought this and cooked 3 quesadillas and the latch broke..Several others complained about the same issue
1949453
It is 120v and should be on a 20 amp circuit, it has been a great griddle, easy to clean we use it every day
2260557
This item is designed for 120V systems. Exposure to 230V power would probably damage the unit and create a fire risk. If you will use a voltage converter, make sure it actually steps down the voltage to 120 (not just a plug adapter) and that it can handle a *lot* of power, as this waffle maker takes 1750W. Best bet would be to contact the company and see if they make a 230V-friendly version.
1664228
Yes, I bought a thing called a Isolating Performer in Australia, fairly expensive about AU$350, which converts 120V to 240V. I use it for this mincer plus a electric mixer and a waffle maker all 120V.
1448005
The required voltage is 120VAC. It is a great toaster. A little slow but toasts evenly.
1919208
I'm not sure if answering this correctly but the cord says 120 volt, 60hertz, and 700 watt....my niece loves it and makes her special pancakes every weekend.
1013873
This is the info listed on the back of the dryer: 125V, 60Hz, 1875W. I hope this helps.