I have an oven that works with 220V ~ 50 Hz, would this converter work?
57195
Hi,Well, you can try it. It should work except that they stop working really quick. I don't know why but mine did in a week.
57196
Hi, Well, you can try it. It should work except that they stop working really quick. I don't know why but mine did in a week.
57197
I don't think this would have anywhere near the capacity to run an oven. I use it to charge an electric toothbrush. Check the wattage requirement of your oven.
57198
No. It is rated for working with low energy consumption devices up to 100 watt. Check watt power on the back of your oven and then check high power converters on Amazon, there are plenty.
57199
I would be cautious, I am no expert but these converters manage smaller devices, lamps etc very well. BUt they did not handle larger appliances, they would blow the fuse fast.
57200
i Only tried that on the shaving machine, and it's working well.as for the oven i think you should check the Watts it consume in order to make sure if this item will handle it or not.
1377777
I don't know. This egg cooker is so bad, that I wouldn't spend the money trying to see if it works on 220V AC. Look for the Oster Egg Cooker. It is hard to find, but definitely the best one out there.
560958
I am confused. Where are you? USA or India? If you are in the US and want to use this upconverter to supply 220 volts to operate a 1000w food processor I think you will be fine. You might want to look at the surge wattage your processor draws upon startup just to be sure. But my guess is you will be safe because you are using a converter that is rated for twice your needs. That should be a safe cushion.
105054
It is wired for 220v (equivalent to 230v) And since it is built in you probably want to wire into a circuit. A plug would have to be installed and probably isn't practical If there is an existing oven you are replacing the existing wires could be reused
386486
This is only for transform from 110V to 220V, if your cooker is required for 220V, then it's fine. Please also look at power. This small device could not stand high power output
2106636
I am sure it will work there but remember that this is a simple adapter, NOT a converter. Whatever you plug in must be able to accept the current and amperage of the supply. If you plug a 110 appliance into a 220 outlet, you will fry it.
262039
I don't know for sure but it's a resistance heated appliance and subject to ohms law so changes in voltage matter. Can the converter handle the current load?
2256490
Sorry, but it will only step down the 220 to 120. Will not change the cycle from 50 to 60. HZ
1468070
It is not a frequency converter; that would be at least half the size of your fridge and hundreds, if not thousands of dollars. Most 220/50hz appliances will run just fine on 60hz. I've been running a Liebherr freezer on this for almost a year, no issues. Barely gets warm, though there is only a couple amps being drawn.
448616
I am not sure, I bought it to use it for my 110 appliances in Africa. But when I shipped it the shipping company did not deliver it until I left Africa. Now it is working with my Fridge, microwave and an AC unit. but I am not 100% sure about the 50-60hz.
1768026
It should work on 50 or 60 hz power. I have mine on 110/120/60Hz and works well.
808010
It will not change the voltage. For appliances and other electronics that cannot handle 220v, you still need a voltage tramsformer. Check your electronics to see if they can handle the increased voltage.
978457
I installed it for 220V 60 HZ. I'm not absolutely sure, but think it would be fine for 50 HZ also. Possibly the blower motor would run slightly slower.
1257677
120V 60Hz so you would need a transformer for 220V 50HzGreat machine though!
538155
I'm not sure I'd try it. It's recommended to have a converter 2-3 times greater than the watts of the appliance you have.
1226864
I guess it should work. My coffee machine 220v, 50Hz, 1800w works. Unfortunately its a bit noisy. My other one from Brand seven star makes less noise.
1047057
Yes, it will work. All you need to do is to select the input voltage to 220V at the back of the device. Then plug your appliance into the 110V output at the front of the device. Hope it helps. Please let me know if you have any more questions.