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electric goods from Canada
mindyourlanguage
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Hello
My mum bought me an electric grill from Canada and it states 110V on it. What I can make out it requires 1200w too. I know you can't plug it in into our sockets.
What the best thing to do?
Thanks
My mum bought me an electric grill from Canada and it states 110V on it. What I can make out it requires 1200w too. I know you can't plug it in into our sockets.
What the best thing to do?
Thanks
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Comments
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You'd need a step down transformer. 240/250V to 110V. The wattage could be a problem depending on the maximum rating for the transformer."She is quite the oddball. Did you notice how she didn't even get excited when she saw this original ZX-81?"
Moss0 -
Just had a look on the net for a step down transformer and it looks like it's gonna cost well over £100:eek: .
I think its best to leave it.0 -
arent mums just wonderful?Get some gorm.0
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