This device operates on 220 volts?
361459
My NutriBullet Power Base operates on 120 Volts AC. Maybe there are different bases and different voltages? That, I am not familiar with so can't speak to that.
1593506
yes. But it is not a transformer. Make sure your device is rated for 220 V.
499798
I know it works on 110V - I have no idea about 220, but I seriously doubt it.
1734540
It's rated at 120 volts. I'm not an authority on electronics, but I wouldn't count on a converter providing satisfactory results./John.
1970174
The adapter that comes with the device is 120V, you may look for another 5.5 V 220
84129
It's a 120 volt device. Use 220 and it will run for about 10 seconds before it burns out.
1062229
We donot have 220 at our office to test it, but the power supply is switching 110/220.
11794
I am not sure however, on the front connect it to the port on the right hand side outlet where it says 220 v.On the back of the device, just connect input voltage to 110 v.
1648290
I don't know about that one. There's no 220v toggle on the unit, so any power conversion would have to come from a power inverter. Natively, I don't think the device is compatible on 220V circuits.
1583611
The power adapter says the input is 120V. Does not say anything about 220V.
947833
This is not a converter. Its just a plug. Your devices should be capable to work on both 110-220V.
460567
Unit is not designed to be operated at 220 volts. Charger is for 110 volts only.
524344
Looking at the device it has no setting to convert to europe standards -- 220 service
579564
Yes, it works on 220 voltage. Be careful, there is a switch for choosing 110 or 220 voltage. Set it correctly before connecting to power source.
1735446
It is not rated for 220V. You would likely need a 110-220V converter transformer.
1752842
its a basic 110 volt outlet here in N.America...you might need a converter if you only have 220.
1353735
It does not support 220v-240v.But it works so well I'd figure out a way to give it the 120 it wants!