Nutri Bullet Voltage work in Germany?
1802624
No it will not work, but you can purchase an adapter with step down transformer.
2254823
I don't know but I do know they are not compatible with the Nutribullet. Buyer beware. Darn Bullet company should sell the blade assembly separately shouldn't they.
1327451
US frequency is 60 Hz, if it is a device that needs 60 HZ, you are safe to use it, but be careful not to use in closed places where heat may increase the temp and do damages to the PowerBright. If NutriBullet doesnot have motors, frequency may not be a problem
1874368
howdy Sandra,i don't own a nutri bullet, just a magic bullet. however, the comment by J. Ford is quite correct. the only significant differences are price [nutri > magic] and wattage/power/force [nutri > magic]. so if you are only going to use it for fruits and veggies, the magic is good enuf. also, if you are unsure you will really make use of the device, the cheaper one is a good way to get a start without committing too much moolah. [*grin*] take care,lee
1967105
4.5 V, at least 800 mA, tip positive, it says on the bottom of the feeder next to the plug
1370583
According to my sister, who lives in Germany, you would have to have an adapter with a voltage converter. An adapter for the plug only wouldn't work. They could plug it in, but it would burn out. You might want to talk with someone at Radio Shack.
407467
I have been asked this before. There is no information on the package regarding voltage.
984627
Hey, I would also be interested in this fact. It would be very nice, if somebody, who already has it, could look onto the external power converter of the printer. There should be written the voltage and heart range... That meens for Europe: 100-240V and 50-60H... Well thank you for an answer.-marc
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The input voltage on US products is 110-120v. This is the case with virtually all Wahl and Oster products sold on Amazon. To find ones that work overseas, include "220v" in the search. You can always uses a voltage converter, but you'll need to look at wattage in addition to voltage. Some of the smaller voltage converters don't have the wattage to power up something like hair clippers, and the bigger ones might not be practical for travel. Try calling Wahl or Oster directly to inquire about products that operate in 220v countries. They do sell in Europe, so they do have them, just not always in retail in the US. The input voltage on US products is 110-120v. This is the case with virtually all Wahl and Oster products sold on Amazon. To find ones that work overseas, include "220v" in the search. You can always uses a voltage converter, but you'll need to look at wattage in addition to voltage. Some of the smaller voltage converters don't have the wattage to power up something like hair clippers, and the bigger ones might not be practical for travel. Try calling Wahl or Oster directly to inquire about products that operate in 220v countries. They do sell in Europe, so they do have them, just... » Read More The input voltage on US products is 110-120v. This is the case with virtually all Wahl and Oster products sold on Amazon. To find ones that work overseas, include "220v" in the search. You can always uses a voltage converter, but you'll need to look at wattage in addition to voltage. Some of the smaller voltage converters don't have the wattage to power up something like hair clippers, and the bigger ones might not be practical for travel. Try calling Wahl or Oster directly to inquire about products that operate in 220v countries. They do sell in Europe, so they do have them, just not always in retail in the US. « Show Less
942807
It works in London and Nigeria because its voltage is 220. I think Germany uses the same. Call the Embassy to verify.
187939
I am stationed in germany luckly we have both 110v and 220v in our house. But i just wanted to let you know in Germany the baby monitors that use the 900mhz freq interferes with the Police and Emergency cell phones, and if your baby monitor interferes with their cell phones the fines are high and you can possibly serve jail time.
1840211
I don't know as the gasket broke on my second use and I am searching for another one before I use the machine again. I would advise you to go for a Nutribullet rather than the Magic Bullet. I am disappointed in the lack of power of the engine. I have a more powerful blender at home. Good luck...
1981670
They have the same model in Europe, for 220V, but in red colour. I purchased my Gaggia in 2010 or 2011, it still works. We use it regularly, 2-4 shots per day.
1912900
No! 50cps is okay, but you will need a step-down transformer (voltage adapter) to go from 230Volts to 120Volts. I'm surprised that you cannot find a comparable waffle maker that accommodates 230V.
1301395
You'll need to get an adapter unless Germany is the same voltage as canada USA
37811
i don't know. It works pretty good. Not amazing. My nutribullet does lots of its work now
1843001
Having lived in Germany I know I had to use a transformer for 120 v electrical items. Hope that helps.