Adpatador para cafetera 110v, 60 hz y 300w, de Canadá. Adaptador 220v a 110v-50w
Tengo una mini cafetera que funciona según el toma a 110v, 60 hz y 300w, de Canadá. Se puede usar un adaptador 220v a 110v-50w. Desearia saber si no se arruna el aparato
Slaton coffee Maker Model FC-3T
3 respuestas
Necesitas un transformador 220-110V de 400W, ya que se necesita un margen para que no trabaje al limite.
Si usas el adaptador de 50W no soportara los 300W de la cafetera y se quemara.
No, you should not use a 220V to 110V-50W adapter for your Salton Coffee Maker Model FC-3T. Your coffee maker requires 300W, but the adapter you mentioned only supports 50W, which is far too low. This could result in the adapter failing to power the coffee maker, overheating, or even causing damage to both the adapter and the device.
To safely use your Salton Coffee Maker in a 220V region, you need a step-down voltage converter that can handle at least 300W (preferably 350W–400W for safety). Make sure to check that the converter supports 60Hz output, as frequency differences can sometimes affect performance.
As for the Beetle Coffee Maker, if you are using one that operates on 110V, you would also need a 220V to 110V step-down converter with an appropriate wattage rating. Always check the power requirements of your specific model to avoid compatibility issues.
Correcto - Lo que te dice David Tupak ... Antiguamente se usaba este transformador para las neveras (heladeras) de 110v ... no son caros, al menos es más barato que modificar internamente la cafetera. - Mario Gomez