what are the electrical requirements for this appliance?
45602
Just a normal plugin...leave plugged in..use at church..always ready to make hot coffee
421477
Rated: 250V/20A/5000W. As long as the appliance is rated at less than 5000W...
2106852
I'm not sure but it's less than 15 amps and more than 6 when it is cooking. It requires a circuit for itself.
278226
125 volt, 60 Hz, 1600 Watt. My wif did not like it, it did not work well with the adapter plate for non-induction surfaces, so pancakes were not possible. It also seemed to overheat on all but the lowest setting.
680270
This waffle maker is rated 120VAC 60Hz 1000W - you must meet both the voltage and frequency requirements!
1990394
This marvelous appliance has only been UL tested at 120 volt - 60 Hz, 150 WIt will not run on your electricity without a converter
1833087
Here's what's on the unit: rated voltage 110V, rated frequency 60Hz, Motor Heating Power 250W/800W. I regret to tell you that this doesn't mean much to me, but I hope it helps you out.
198305
The instructions indicate the oven requires 120 volt, 60 Hz supply. Power requirement of 1,300 watts. There is no provision to select other voltages.
1204320
No, with this product you will still need a transformer. The wattage of your appliance must match the mains, unless you use a transformer to step up or down the voltage.
1321735
It would be suitable to run small appliances or a fridge. Anything that doesn't use much power
2099311
Yes you do need electricity the unit has many sensors and a fan that needs electricity it runs on standard household power 110volts. I replaced my old water heater that was a natural gas unit and already had a gas line that I used it is a 3/4" service and seems to work well
2223004
No electrical source required...grill is Awesome, I've used for 2 years with no issues. I would buy another.
245911
A rating plate on the bottom of the appliance states "120V 60Hz 700 W" -- hope that helps.
222590
you need to call the manufacturer for that information. A lot of small appliances need a transformer to work, otherwise the 220 V will fry the circuitry
1586834
You will need a step down transformer as this is a 110V appliance and will burn out in less than a minute. I suggest you write to Breville and see if they have a 220 model you can purchase.
2039934
It depends on the actual power requirements of your appliance. Please contact Goal Zero technical support at: www.goalzero.com for more information.
533711
Mine says it's 120V on the appliance. I imagine you could put a converter on it.