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Chit Chat / Re: Using a North American (Canadian) TM-5 in Australia?
« on: April 13, 2018, 04:33:39 pm »
Thank you very much for your help, Judy and cookie1.
Unfortunately, I am yet to get a clear answer. I will be sure to post here when I do, however, I may end up selling here in Canada just to be safe.
If anyone else finds themselves in the same situation, the guidance I received from Thermomix Canada is as follows:
"We suggest not use a transformer because the machine has a maximum power consumption of 1400W. It is likely that the transformer / machine could be damaged, even using a transformer with more capacity than 1,400 W. We highly recommend to contact a local electrical technician to get a 110-volt outlet dedicated to the Thermomix. The machine can works on 50/60Hz, the difference of efficiency is slightly small and does not affect the functionality of the machine."
I have contacted some electricians in Australia, and will post their response here when I hear back.
Thank you again for your help.
Unfortunately, I am yet to get a clear answer. I will be sure to post here when I do, however, I may end up selling here in Canada just to be safe.
If anyone else finds themselves in the same situation, the guidance I received from Thermomix Canada is as follows:
"We suggest not use a transformer because the machine has a maximum power consumption of 1400W. It is likely that the transformer / machine could be damaged, even using a transformer with more capacity than 1,400 W. We highly recommend to contact a local electrical technician to get a 110-volt outlet dedicated to the Thermomix. The machine can works on 50/60Hz, the difference of efficiency is slightly small and does not affect the functionality of the machine."
I have contacted some electricians in Australia, and will post their response here when I hear back.
Thank you again for your help.