I would like to know if it is possible to use with the 220 &acirc;&#128;&#139;&acirc;&#128;&#139;volt.
1679955
Possible??? Yes. Recomended??? Probably not. You can purchase plug adapters or converters to do the trick, but that seems a little dangerous when your talking about a tool that will throw water at distances of 20'+ in certain situations. Even with an extension cord and the built in GFI I don't think I would trust it, 220 is no joke. Is there no 110 close?
616481
No you can't. They have different models for that voltage. One of those European outlet adapters would be the cheapest way to go.
1660371
No. If you do buy it, I'd suggest just waiting for it to arrive, and then finding a generic DC adapter that fits that will take your 220 and outputs the correct voltate. (15.5V, 500mA or higher.)
1967779
Not at this time. I have queried Philips about this. It seems that USA 120VAC requires too much current for regular outlet and 220VAC would allow normal use in typical European kitchen.
1082120
No, because it's different voltage. In USA, use 115V so in order to use in 220V, you need transformer.
183875
I used it with 120 volts this week, with no problems. Unsure about 220, but thought this may help.
1992071
I plug it in to a 120 socket. Sorry I can't tell you if it can handle 220. Try calling Maytronics and see if they are a better help.
1340877
Sorry, not the 220 voltage one. You might want to look for one with 110 voltage (as this is the current used in the U.S.)...I hope I answered your question.
1787506
It would work with 220V if the two are wired in series and they must be the same units. Each would then get the 110 Volts.You're better of getting it locally however.
513278
I would not recommend it --- the 220 load would be too high. From what I can see, this is for 120 volt.
1818127
I don't see why not. I've never tried it, but it's the second circuit that causes the problem. Using it like you are talking about it would be a nothing more than a very short extension cord converter from 15A 110V to 15A 220V. Remember, you will only be powering one side of the 220V system and this could damage any equipment that is designed for 220V operation; and the resulting malfunction (short) would probably (hopefully) trip the GFI.
1271580
I do not believe so. I believe it is made for 120 Volt.....Not saying you could not use on 220 with transformer/adaptor
947686
You will burn the circut boards or the fusers. Check on the manual. If it capatible To use 220. I recommend use 110v for safety.
1506198
Natively, you can not. That doesn't mean that you can't use it with a converter, and with that, I would make no guarantees as to the quality of the electrical current that you would be using, or the impact on the device itself. I hope this helps..
2135820
You would need a transformer, may not really be worth it. If you live in europe, I would suggest buy from amazon uk or de. Then you can use it with 220v.
91319
The power supply that came with my unit was for 110v only. I don't see anything about being compatible with 220v from any of the documentation.
2247571
I used it only with 110 volts power supply. I did not try/test with 220 volts power supply.