How do we know the milk is fully cooked? What is the input voltage of this soy milk maker (110 V or 220V)?
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The input voltage of the soy milk maker is 110 (at least that is what it says on the bottom of the container and that is the voltage of the outlet I plug it into). I can tell that the milk is fully cooked by the taste. If it is not fully cooked, it has a "raw" bean taste. Try chewing on a soaked soybean before putting it into the maker and you will see what I mean. What the maker does is grind the beans into very fine pieces; and, since the pieces are so fine, they cook a lot faster than the whole beans.This is what enables the maker to work so quickly. If you've ever used soy flour or garbanzo flour for cooking, you know that it cooks in a matter of seconds.I hope this has been helpful. The input voltage of the soy milk maker is 110 (at least that is what it says on the bottom of the container and that is the voltage of the outlet I plug it into). I can tell that the milk is fully cooked by the taste. If it is not fully cooked, it has a "raw" bean taste. Try chewing on a soaked soybean before putting it into the maker and you will see what I mean. What the maker does is grind the beans into very fine pieces; and, since the pieces are so fine, they cook a lot faster than the whole beans.This is what enables the maker to work so quickly. If you've ever used soy... » Read More The input voltage of the soy milk maker is 110 (at least that is what it says on the bottom of the container and that is the voltage of the outlet I plug it into). I can tell that the milk is fully cooked by the taste. If it is not fully cooked, it has a "raw" bean taste. Try chewing on a soaked soybean before putting it into the maker and you will see what I mean. What the maker does is grind the beans into very fine pieces; and, since the pieces are so fine, they cook a lot faster than the whole beans.This is what enables the maker to work so quickly. If you've ever used soy flour or garbanzo flour for cooking, you know that it cooks in a matter of seconds.I hope this has been helpful. « Show Less
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I believe this unit runs through a cycle. The assumption is that when the cycle is complete the product inside is fully cooked. The unit also comes with a power cord suitable for a standard wall outlet in America. NEMA 5-20P
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in the US it is 120 volts. UK or most overseas locations it is 240. Regardless the machine has temperature control and it boils and grinds whatever food product you choose to process into milk or paste. Mine works great and have had no problems.
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The one I have been using is 220V. Maybe you should ask the American Importer if the units shipped to USA are 110V? BTW, it is a great unit. You will maybe have to experiment a bit with different flour.
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It is 110V.Thank you for asking VeggieSensations. See our offer for this product ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼
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There are two US compatible voltages available - this unit is 120 volt. The 220 volt unit can be purchased by contacting Culinarycookware and Equipment 888-228-2231
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You do not need to heat milk to 180, heat it to approx 110 degrees, add starter and put it in the maker.....
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The blender says 120 volt on the base. It does not appear to have a switch to allow use of 220 volts.
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The pan inside (inner container) as well as the lid for the inner pan are all stainless steel. The cooker available on amazon is 110V but I have seen the 220v version on ebay.
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I don't know the voltage, but I would never recommend this blender to anyone, ever. Good luck!
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well its 100 watts, if that is what you mean. It is amazing. The Voltage is around 13 volts I believe. Do you have any idea how many volts 220 is? We are talking refrigerator size.
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From the info printed on the bottom: 120 V, 60Hz, 17W. It keeps my coffee plenty warm, and my cups have a slight ridge on the bottom. It will also warm up cold coffee (but not quickly).Edited to add - this worked well for me for about 4 months, then it stopped heating my coffee to the temperature it used to heat it to, when the unit was new. I no longer use it and went back to making my coffee in double-walled insulated travel mugs.
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1.220v is ok, it has transformer suit for100~240v2.no battery supply system3.better than single one, double pump save more time, only need 15~30 mins to gather milk, use single one you will spend more than 15 mins
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Every surface inside the Soyapower is stainless steel with the exception of a small probe which is a level sensor to stop the liquid from contacting any electrical parts. If you measure the amount of water that it calls for, I wouldn't expect it to reach the sensor level during normal operation. I usually strain my hot milks into a Pyrex jug rather than using the plastic one that comes with the appliance. I make almond milk and soy milk in mine and I'm very happy with the results.
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Since the coffee machine works with an electrical resistance, it can't be multi voltage, so it will be 110v or 220v, but can't work with both. If you buy the machine in the US store, it will definitely be 110v.You should buy a transformer 220v/110v 1500w.
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I don't know, I ran it on 120 Volts and I was not happy with it at all. It did not grate cheese well and it had too many parts to clean afterwards.
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This Nespresso machine is not Bi-Volt. It is 110 V. There isnt a Nespresso machine Bi-Volt unfortunatelly. We searched about that already! We had the same Nespresso machine 220V, but we brought from Europe. As we moved to North America we had to buy a new machine 110V.
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The one sold here in US is 110 volt. Call Nespresso in NY they will help you.
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its supports 110v. Standard in the united states. the only problem is the second coffee pot stopped working shortly after we received this product, so only one side works. I would not recommend this product.