Just wondering if it is auto volt and will work in other countries with 240 power? I like to take things along when I travel.
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No this rice cooker is only 110V. You can take a small step-down transformer with you and then you can run most of your 110V applicances when the power supply is 240V.
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The power supply is indeed 100-240V and should be usable worldwide, however the unit I purchased came with only a grounded 3-prong plug for use in the US and would require an adapter for overseas.Mine doesn't run hot at all even under steady use.Hope this helps!
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Hi Josh ~ It is 125v, 60hz, 1875w Should work for traveling... I've taken it via carry on luggage and had no issues Thanks ~
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Darya. This item comes with a standard 5V DC (110/120V) power supply. If you are using it in Europe, you just need a voltage converter from 120 to 240 and it should work fine. I don't believe it has an auto switch inside so you cannot just use a plug adapter. Hope that helps.Sam
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It is pretty light weight. The power adapters are 110-240 VAC which make life a lot easier. All you need is a plug adapter for each depending on the country you are travelling to.
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The charging system is as it says it is. 120 volts (standard house current) or 12 volt with supplied auto adapter. It is not designed (AND CAN NOT BE CONNECTED) in "ANYWAY" to a 240 volt outlet. The battery could EXPLODE or you could KILL YOURSELF.
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The product specification says "Automatic Worldwide Voltage". I have bought this one (Norelco 7140) for my father in China. I personally have used a similar Norelco in Shanghai - no problem for the 200V and plugs there.
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The power supply for units sold in the USA is AC 120 V, 60 Hz. I understand there is a model for foreign countries that has a 240 V power supply.
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Unfortunately, it does not accept 240V; only 120V. Nevertheless, if you are really interested in the product, buy a voltaje converter along with it. The "Simran SMF-200 Deluxe 200 Watts Step Down Voltage Converter for International Travel to AC 220V/240V Countries" worked just fine for me in a trip to Europe several years ago.
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It will run on 110AC and 12 volt battery. I tested both ways. I'm not sure where you are getting 240 volts from.
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It plugs in a 120v socket and gives you 240v. I use one since 18months permanently without any problem. Note that I don't use it at 100% of its capacity (expressed in watts)
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Yes, a nice one. It comes ready to use when traveling, it has 12v cigarette-lighter type plug to use in typical automotive 12v power outlet. It also accommodates 120/240 volt and 50/60 Hz so it works in Europe and Africa, etc. Works anywhere!
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The supplied power supply is marked "100 - 240 Volts, 50/60 Cycles". That means that you only need and adapter plug to go from US standard to the European standard like you would find anywhere where travel supplies are sold.
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It can be used at voltage from 110 to 240. It says so on the back. As it only has flat pins, you have to use adapters to fit in Asian or European sockets. That is all. Plus, with the car adapter, you can even charge in the car. Hope it helps.
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I believe it is only 110 volt so you will have to get a power converter when you travel.
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It is only for 110 volt, but if you had an adapter you could use it while travelling.i use mine at home in Canada
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Not without an adapter. It is wired for a standard U.S. outlet. It has a two-prong grounded plug (the kind where one prong is bigger than the other). Is that what you mean? Regarding the capacity to be wired for 240, I do not know. But that would be double the power of a wall outlet in the U.S., where 240 is used only for water heaters, stoves and clothes driers and has an outlet of a different shape and size.