Whether any of these Presto griddles work at 220v to 240 volts?. Planning to use one in INDIA
81525
I recommend you contact the Presto Company. They can give you the best advice on their product.Thanks.
81526
I recommend you contact the Presto Company. They can give you the best advice on their product. Thanks.
81527
I don't know; Mine has a 110 V plug and outlet; would one of the current plug converters work with this type of appliance?
2201446
My manual shows a picture of both a 120V type plug and a 220V-240V type plug. It also references both plug types in the section the describes how to plug the cord into the outlet. Given this information, I assume the manufacturer would ship a unit that is compatible with the power requirements of your location. It's an awesome rice cooker--the best I've owned. The brown rice setting makes perfect rice every time.
118236
If you are buying it in America, it is only 110v. You'll need to get an adapter to convert 240v in India to 110v for the mixer.
1369751
I don't know the configuration of India electrical receptacles, so you may have to use an adapter, but it works with 220 volt/50 Hz anywhere in the world.
1911828
Ihave on my 120v and 88 watts and it says preheat. I am in the USA and I just plug into my wall plug and it works great.a 220/240v use for a large item like a air conditioner.
552529
It has a setting for 220 service. I do not know what India has. It does not have a setting for direct current.
167826
Compatible w/ voltages of 100-240vac. May need an adapter in certain countries.
22227
If you used a voltage converter that is rated at 1000 watts it should work but I think you would be better off buying an appliance that is designed to work on 240 volts. It would be less expensive overall and more efficient.
780462
It will not work on 220 volts and if India is like most other countries besides the US I think you would need a adaptor because they use different voltage and maybe plug in,see your local electronic store about the adaptor and voltage..
2189281
The item is only used with 110 volts. I don't know of any that uses 22-240 volts.
1160261
India uses 230 Volts, 50 Hz alternating current as an electric power source and the electrical sockets there use ungrounded 2 pin connections (Type C, also called Europlug) and the grounded/earthed 3 pin connection (Type D). The Omega Juicer 8224 uses exactly the same current (230/50) and comes with a C-Type plug that works also for D-Type sockets. As others customers have written, yes, it works in India. It is also a really amazing juicer.
1912900
No! 50cps is okay, but you will need a step-down transformer (voltage adapter) to go from 230Volts to 120Volts. I'm surprised that you cannot find a comparable waffle maker that accommodates 230V.
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Hi, my country is 120V at 60Hz. This Lantern is charged with an adapter which is not attached permanently to the lantern. The adapter is to be connected to the wall and then it connects to the lantern through a common 6V plug. The adapter wall plugs are american style without a ground wire. The adapter shows a text that says "INPUT: 100-240V~.50-60Hz" So I guess you can use it in India, but please don't blame me if something goes wrong :-)P.S.: I will upload a picture of the adapter.P.S. 2 : Sorry, it seems Amazon has eliminated this feature.
1393032
No, This one only work with 120V. I just look at my rice cooker..... you can Google to find what the model that will work with 120 and 240V'Good luck
342825
I use it on 120v and it works fine. You may wish to contact Jiffy Steamer Direct and ask them about 220v.
750893
I don't believe it will without a power converter and even using that it may ruin you magic bullet. The magic bullet is meant to use 110 electrical outlets and I believe India runs on 220 electrical outlets.
854028
This unit is manufactured for 110v. I don't recommend you use it for 240 even with a converter. Surely, there must be some on the market designed for 240. Mine works great on 110 but I would consult a licensed electrician before trying it on a converter for any other voltags.