Is the plug configuration a 3 pin flat plug that would be compatible with electric sockets in Australia?what is the plug configuration?
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The cord on mine is a two pronged polarized plug meant for US AC supplies. Not sure if that will work for you or not.
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Mine is a male two prong pig tail. If you will send me your email I will send you a photo of the pig tail and you can see for yourself as I know nothing of Aussie electrical apparatus. My guess is that Mikita, being an international company, produces tools for every large market area.......I am guessing that Australia is covered but don't know if Amazon would send you a US marketplace saw or one designed for your continent. Sorry not more helpful.
1779058
No, you will need a U.S. adapter or rewire with a U.S. NEMA plug. This is an easy conversion.
81508
It is a standard( two parallel flat spade pins and one round pin above the center of the spade pins) and it comes with a hard plastic routing guide to prevent accidental cutting by the operator.
154204
I use it in Israel, the outlet plug has 2 round pins (not flat pins, no ground pin).I remember that at least in the hotels the sockets in both Hong Kong and China are "adaptable" and could accept all of them : 2 pins round/flat ; 3 pins round/flat ...
879494
The odd-shaped holes are international electric-plug holes. It will accept a US-style 110/120 plug in those holes or on the side (but without a ground-plug on the side). A little goofy looking, yes, but it works great. I have had mine for over a year. The reason they look like that is probably so they can use the same front plate for both the US and international versions (saves money and time).
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I don't know about electrical stuff. But ours came ready to plug into a standard three-prong US outlet. That might be what AC adapter is for, but don't take my word on it. Contact the seller to confirm that their unit will work in your country/locatiion.
241600
You probably need to use a US to AUS conversion plug unless you can find one made for the AUS market.
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Hi Vanessa,Just bought from Amazon 2 more Skross3 adaptors and they definately take the 3-prong Aussie inputs.I also just checked with the Aussie 3-prong double adaptor.All fine Regards,Barbara
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Yes, I am using it in Australia with 230V/50Hz supply. Just needs a physical adaptor for plug to fit socket (Mine only came with US plug)
608038
not sure if it will work but, the thing is, if you are in Australia, the 2-pin plug that goes into the power point, if it has a hole in the pins and no black mark then it is not recommended for use in Australia, it is illegal.
2030651
Standard USA Power plug. a 2 bladed thing. N ever been to Austrailia so don't know.
398655
The label on the saw says 120v only so it cannot be used with 220v unless you used a converter, but I would check with Makita before you tried the converter. I don't know the typical plug configuration in Australia but the plug has two vertical blade prongs and a round ground prong which is typical for the US.
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No. It has a plug that fits American sockets and I see that this is not available on the Australian version of Amazon. You could maybe try an adaptor but not how well those work on cooking appliances?! Good luck
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It is a 2-prong plug, 120 volt, 60Hz; made for the US standard. Australia is on 220-240 volts, sorry.
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I image searched Australia power sockets and, at least the US version I have, will need an adapter. Preferably grounded. However the power cords on the Festools do detach, maybe you can get an Australian power cord?
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No it will not since these are made for American plugs. Also the voltage is 120, Australia uses 240.
604205
Out of the box it definitely won't plug right into your outlets. I also believe it to be designed for 110v, so unless Australia is 110v it probably won't work. I can't answer for sure as I've never had the good fortune to travel to Australia.
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Hey, I'm an Australian customer, I had to buy an adaptor for the power plug plug to have it operate, but it runs absolutely fine on AC240v 50hz, the stock product has an American plug that supports 110v, the plug in transformer (power supply is, 100-240v, 2A, 50-60hz) so it is compatable with Australian specs, Great product though :D
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its a 115V 60Hz 15W with an US 3 prong plug. Australia has a different plug and 230V 50Hz. Ans., NO even with a plug adapter, it would burn out.