Hello Good morning Frequency of electricity in this machine 110 Volt Or 220 volts Thank you
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This is used on 110 volts. You may need an adapter or an inverter if your country is using 220. Hope this helps!
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This machine is electric. It comes with a cord and will not work without it. I think that is what you are asking.
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I'm pretty sure it would be 110 as it is just plugged into a regular outlet. I think 220 is for stuff like clothes dryers. I assume you are refering to a hair dryer.
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It is 120 for American electricity. It works very well. We have had raclette machines in France for years and this is very much like the SEB one.
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The tag on the machine lists the following 120V/60Hz AC 4.2A, hope this helps you out
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Only 110 volts. I think it is only large appliances like stoves, clothes dryers, & table saws that need the power afforded by 220.
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yes, 220 or 110 volts - automatically switches (single phase 60 hrz) - Great machine says its owner Tim.
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Mine is 110. But you could purchase a transformer/converter. We used them in Germany for 110 appliances in the 70's
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A rating plate on the bottom of the appliance states "120V 60Hz 700 W" -- hope that helps.
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In America we have 110 and 220. This is 110 volt heater with 2 prongs. No ground .
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110- but this is a terrible machine that I would never get... second one broke after less then a month When it becomes useless it no longer maters if its 110 or 220
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The voltage is 110-120v standard American current. Hope this helps! PS it makes great coffee, and very hot!
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Mine is 110, with the standard US plug. For 220 you may have to try the European market.
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It uses 110V & 60 Hz (which is standard for the USA). No for 220V, etc., however.
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110 volts. If you have one of those battery operated pumps, I think it would fit into the opening.
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It's 110... you'll need an adapter. And we use ours pretty regularly, it's still working fine.
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This is a US machine so it is 110V. I would assume that you could get the 220V machine as well. As for the Hz i would guess it at 60Hz. I dont see it on the manual though. Sorry.