Is the power unit of this devi с e rated at 110 or 230 volts?
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the plug at the end of the cord appears to be for 110 only, so I would have to say its for 110. However, you may google it or call Makita if this is a serious question presented. If it were 230, I would think the power cord would be thicker and the plug heaftier, or with a 230 volt connection, and not with the standard three pronged plug.
2114046
No nothing rated for 110 - 125 V will work on 230 V it will burn it up and possibly start a fire.
1238862
The unit that I received is the dual voltage 110/220. It performs very well on either source with better control on thinner material using the 110 volt source.
2176366
I don't know what you mean by power rating. It uses a standard 110 AC outlet.
392573
This is already 110v and u don't need convertor . If you already own 230v then u need to buy convertor from Sears or eBay
2212126
No, by default it doesn't work with 230v, you have to buy transformer or adaptor for that.
387191
it's 110 wattage....don't buy this model....not worth it...does not work properly!!!
2196213
No, it has a standard 120 VAC plug. You can't plug it into a 230 VAC outlet.
769761
No this unit is 110 volt if you need one that runs on 220 volt try max burton 3000 I have both in my restaurant very good units
553036
Marlon,This unit is only a 110V.I hope this information helps!Mark P.iElectronics
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The unit comes with a transformer, it can be used 110-240volts. I hope this helps.
1361496
It is rated 110--240. But,you will need a plug adapter for whatever country you will be in.
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From what I understand, this unit will work for you 230 volt appliances. The unit has multiple input settings to step up the power.
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I am looking at it right now. It's a class 2 power supply model MWY CE 120-DC090200. Input 120V -60Hz 40mA Output 9V m 200mA
252501
Hello. The model I received is not rated for 230 volts. We have 120 volt plugs in the US but I would imagine KitchenAid makes ones for 230 volts.
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Israel mains voltage is 230 V and the adapter works great for me. To my knowledge devices suitable for 220V or 230V also operate at 240VIt is important to pay attention to set the switch back into a 220 and use the left socket (which is intended for the -110 Input for conversion). I mention this because I understood the matter after one fuse burned in vain
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I would like to know this too. I live in Europe and I need to use it with 230 Voltage.