Is this 120v to 220v by chance?
395539
I'm not at studio to look now, but am almost certain that it is only 110 v. The unit is not the beefy machine I'd hoped for, and is less serious than I was counting on. First, it overheats rather quickly when I've put it to serious use. Second, it has an annoying habit of running pressure down to almost nothing, and rather than kicking back on as supposed to, I have to manually bleed the remaining pressure out in order to get it to reboot and kick on to rebuild the full pressure (including the amount just sacrificed !) This little sequence is a constant deal, which further exacerbates overheating. I admit that my worst occasions happen in warm Denver weather on 85 + heat days, somehow that happens to be when the work really needs to be done, so I place fans directly on the unit and spray it down with lots of water to keep it going as long as possible. When it does shut off it is break time, or back to using it's smaller and older brother. Did I mention that the controls for setting pressure minimums seems to do nothing ? I'd say this unit is good for half hour bursts of work which do not require a lot of finesse.
1500310
No sorry, this is 120v US version. There are adapters available to use US in Europe though.
188540
I'm pretty certain it is only 120V. I did not see a switch or any indication that it can be changed to 240V.
94617
This is a 120v, so you would need to have a converter or it wont work or youu will fry it.
936094
Yes, it is compatible with 220V. It's operating voltage range: 100 - 240V ~50/60 Hz (mentioned in its manual)
2241027
Yeap, definitely 120V. My country does not have this voltage too, and i am using the step down converter to 240V. No issues after 4 months now. :)
1129680
It is not adaptable to 240v, but 240v is readily adaptable to 120v. Consult an electrician.
2164020
Yes its 120v...the down time to max temp is awsome...great peace of equipment...
220236
It is an air activated switch It is set up for 120v plugs. Do not know if the switch will carry 220.
179227
No, this is a plug in 120V. If you had a conververter... then yes. Hope this helps.
307727
Yes, but keep in mind that they just convert the plug type, they don't dial down the voltage. It is 220v over there, and 110v over here. Look in what ever you are plugging in and look at the input range. Should say 110v to 220v. I lugged in a little desk fan for white noise, and the little guy overloaded and blew up. It was awesome . Best to avoid that though...
1335683
No, the plug is 110 V, and usually plugging 110 V machines into 220 V outlets produces very unsatisfactory results.
852869
According to the manual is for 120V. You can double check with by calling the company.
336252
I don't think it is. At the bottom surface is a sticker that says W 1500 , V 120. My aunt from England has the same one but hers is 220 V compatible as they use 220 over there
1929975
Input: 120V ~60Hz 150 mA Output: 4.2V ---600mAThus I believe if you put it on 220V it would most likely fry it :/
1525109
Yes. The "plug" or switching adaptor has printed on it: INPUT:100V to 240V.
694720
Yes. The power supply says 100v-240v so 220 is no problem. I have both in my house and I'm pretty sure I'm plugged into 220.