HELLO JXG, I purchased American pizza maker machine 120 volts , 1440 watts and i am in country with 220 or 240 volts . Which transformer can handle this device JLC or ELC and which watt ? When i use the transformer do i connect american machine 120 volts to output then transformer to wall plug please advice?
This transformer can handed both a 120 and 220 input from the wall outlet. But you may need an adapter to plug it into the wall, or check if they sell a European version with your plug type. Good luck, I hope this helps
@@jxgmedia256 hi thanks for the input! The pizza maker 1440 watts do I need any watt works or the least number of watts in transformer? So the pizza maker connect to 120 or 240 volts up and down transformer because I am using 220 ir 240 volts wall outlet ?
To the best of my knowledge. I think you need a transformer with minimum 2000 watts. So the back has a switch, like shown in the video, you would set your input to 220 voltage. You can pick input voltage between 120 and 220, in your case select 220v. and in the front there is a 120v option. If your pizza maker is 120, then use the 120v outlet on the front. Again, this video was not sponsored by the company, and this information is to the best of my knowledge. Hope it helps
I dont understand the connection between dryers and a wifi adapter :/ do dryers interfere with the connection ? If so I don't have any knowledge about that.
@@jxgmedia256 No, that's not what I am talking about, I am asking if I can use this converter with a 240 volt dryer like most dryers are?? I obviously can't use a 110 volt outlet which is the regular outlet voltage here in the US so
Oh, I'm so sorry, I thought this comment was on the one other video I posted about a wifi adapter. I'm sorry again, I don't have any knowledge about being able to use it with a dryer.
I have this unit and I’ve noticed that on the back (voltage selector) it says swirching and not switching
Funny, must have been a typo.
JXG MEDIA yep :) Thanks for the review!
@@Matan2222222 it also says waring instead of warning lol
George Jatt 😂
BAHAHA so does mine! They never corrected this two years later.
Super confused by the input voltage. Is that the voltage in your wall (aka 110 for US) or is it the one you are converting from?
HELLO JXG, I purchased American pizza maker machine 120 volts , 1440 watts and i am in country with 220 or 240 volts . Which transformer can handle this device JLC or ELC and which watt ? When i use the transformer do i connect american machine 120 volts to output then transformer to wall plug please advice?
Yes, the transformer plugs into the wall outlet and your pizza machine would plug into the transformer unit, as in the video with the juicer.
This transformer can handed both a 120 and 220 input from the wall outlet. But you may need an adapter to plug it into the wall, or check if they sell a European version with your plug type. Good luck, I hope this helps
@@jxgmedia256 hi thanks for the input! The pizza maker 1440 watts do I need any watt works or the least number of watts in transformer? So the pizza maker connect to 120 or 240 volts up and down transformer because I am using 220 ir 240 volts wall outlet ?
To the best of my knowledge. I think you need a transformer with minimum 2000 watts. So the back has a switch, like shown in the video, you would set your input to 220 voltage. You can pick input voltage between 120 and 220, in your case select 220v. and in the front there is a 120v option. If your pizza maker is 120, then use the 120v outlet on the front. Again, this video was not sponsored by the company, and this information is to the best of my knowledge. Hope it helps
This transformer transformed my life
I have a 1000 w machine and trying to run transformer 24/7 does it get hot
Can you use these with dryers in an apartment you think??
Sorry, what do you mean by dryers :/
@@jxgmedia256 clothing dryers that is
I dont understand the connection between dryers and a wifi adapter :/ do dryers interfere with the connection ? If so I don't have any knowledge about that.
@@jxgmedia256 No, that's not what I am talking about, I am asking if I can use this converter with a 240 volt dryer like most dryers are?? I obviously can't use a 110 volt outlet which is the regular outlet voltage here in the US so
Oh, I'm so sorry, I thought this comment was on the one other video I posted about a wifi adapter. I'm sorry again, I don't have any knowledge about being able to use it with a dryer.