With an ever-increasing number of people leaving North America to live abroad, the business of international electronics is constantly expanding. Some of these people are ex-pats seeking a better life in a more enjoyable climate, others are relocating to foreign countries for promising career opportunities, and others are simply traveling the globe while working remotely from home thanks to the age of the internet. Whatever the case may be, the growing number of globetrotters has created an increased demand for convenience, compatibility and simplicity in the personal and home electronics industries.

 

As any seasoned traveler would likely know, there are many differences in electronics around the world. From compatibility to pricing, you might find yourself in a world of disbelief if you haven't educated yourself on the subject before engaging in international travel or relocation.

 

First is the issue of compatibility. To put it simply, most continents (and their respective countries) utilize 220 or 240 volt electricity. This is standard, and is literally double that of the 110 or 120 volt standard in North America. Since the voltage is higher, electronics and appliances designed for use in North America are not compatible. Plugging a 110/120 volt electronic device into a 220/240 volt outlet is truly a recipe for disaster. The internal components cannot handle double the volts that they were designed for and instantaneous failure is quite common, rendering the device useless; it's been "fried".

 

A damaged device is, in many ways, the best case scenario. Why? Because it's very possible that an attempt to use a 110/120 device with the incorrect voltage can result in a fire or even electrocution. Let's face it, nobody wants to phone home to touch base with friends or family and have to explain that their house burned to the ground or that they're calling from the hospital because they suffered electrocution. To avoid an undesirable situation like this, it's critical to have one of the following: Electronics intended for use with 220/240 volts, or, a voltage converter that can safely regulate the electricity and allow for the use of your 110/120 volt devices in a 220 volt environment.

 

The second issue with foreign countries is one of pricing and availability. If you've been living in the US, surely there is no shortage of personal and home electronics to choose from. Visit any electronics store and you'll probably be overwhelmed with the choices in products due to the multiple models available from a wide-array of competing brands. Additionally, in the US we purchase electronics like it's nobody's business. We have a huge demand and therefor a huge inventory. With China as one of our largest trade partners, we literally have access to practically every brand and model in the world - at very competitive prices. However, even just south of the border in Mexico the prices for electronics are as much as 50% higher. Why? Because Mexico doesn't have the same trade agreements and access as the US and 95% of the electronics in Mexico are shipped in after arriving in the united states. The cost of shipping these products down to distributors in Mexico means the prices increase, and since there are less consumers of expensive electronics, the decreased demand means the prices are higher. This rings true anywhere in many places in the world. Generally speaking, you're going to have a smaller selection and you're going to pay a higher price.

 

So what can be done to avoid the stress and confusion of purchasing and using electronics in foreign countries? Well, a little research always helps. However, it's not necessary because there exist specialists in the electronics industry who are devoted to making your life easier when traveling or moving abroad. And guess what - we're one of them!

 

220 Electronics has over 35 years of experience in assisting our customers with information and providing the right products for their needs. From the sales of 220 volt electronics and appliances to voltage converters and plug adapters, we have the experience required to make the transition a simple one. We offer free relocation consultations to aid you in making the proper choices for the purchase of electronics and appliances, and better yet, we will even bulk ship your purchases directly to your future location overseas. It doesn't get much easier than that!

 

Save yourself time, money and stress by giving us a call today or by visiting our website to see how we can make your transition to a foreign country as smooth as possible.

 

What are Multi-system, Multi-Region, Region Free and Code-Free Electronics?

In the electronics world, devices are manufactured specifically for the area in which they're to be sold. From the device's labels and packaging to the default language and even retail price, there are many variations from country to country on what is essentially the exact same product. Additionally, these devices are manufactured to meet the specific requirements or regulations of these various countries, with one of the major factors being voltage compliance. Since different countries have different voltage standards (ranging from 110 volts to 240 volts) the electronics sold in any given country must be compatible with that country's voltage.

 

Multi-System and Multi-Region

When someone refers to "multi-system" or "multi-region", they're speaking of a device that can operate in foreign areas - usually because of its special voltage capability. Typically the device has been modified to operate at any voltage due to internal modifications. Common examples are TVs, DVD & Blu-ray Players, Stereo Receivers and other common items that might be taken along when moving, relocation or traveling abroad.

 

Aside from the modifications that allow the device to operate at any voltage, there are also other changes in some cases. There are 3 major video formats used throughout the world - these are PAL, NTSC and SECAM. In order to use another video component with the TV such as a DVD or Blu-ray Player, both units need to use the same video format. While compatibility can be accomplished via an external converter, the best models will come with internal video converters which is the easiest option.

 

Region-Free and Code-Free

While DVD & Blu-ray players could fall into the multi-system category, they are more commonly referred to as being "region-free" or "code-free". The difference in names is mostly due to the fact that these types of devices are not only designed for a specific voltage, but also coded to only play discs that originate from the player's native region of sale. While there are many reasons for this which we won't get into, these types of devices need to be unlocked in order to play discs from outside regions.

 

When utilizing a region-free DVD or Blu-ray player, there is no issue with voltage OR with playing discs from foreign countries. Some people purchase region-free or code-free players for traveling while others purchase them for the purpose of playing foreign discs in their native country - this is common with people who are collectors and enjoy watching foreign movies or those who purchase discs from overseas while vacationing or via the internet.

 

It's advised that if you're using a TV that's not compatible with PAL, NTSC or SECAM, you should be sure that your video player is equipped with internal conversion. If not, you'll need an external video converter for compatibility.

 

Where Can I Find Multi-System and Region-Free Electronics?

220 Electronics is one of the world's largest retailers of professionally modified multi-system and region-free electronics. From TVs and Blu-ray players to stereo receivers, home theaters, and even 240 volt appliances, we carry the top brand names at the lowest prices, guaranteed. In business for over 35 years, our top priority is customer satisfaction and our low price guarantee. If you can find a product offered by a competitor at a lower price, we'll beat it by 10% of the difference. Check us out today at 220-Electronics.com where you can browse all of our products and learn more about finding the proper electronics for your needs.

 

If you're traveling to India, whether for vacation or business, there's quite a bit you're going to need to know before embarking on your trip. From cultural differences and currency exchange rates to saying hello and thank you in the native language, it's best to know what to expect and to be prepared prior to your arrival.

 

Surprisingly, one of the most overlooked factors of international travel - regardless of the destination - is bringing your electronics along with you. Now, when we speak of traveling with electronics we're not talking about how to keep them safe or how to properly pack them into a suitcase or travel bag. We're talking about being able to actually USE them once you arrive at your destination. It all comes down to one basic and underrated necessity - electricity.

 

See, in different areas of the world there are different standard voltages for electricity. The voltage delivered from a utility company to the outlet/socket varies from region to region and even from country to country. In North America, the standard voltage is 110 volts (also known as 120), while the European standard is 220 volts (also known as 240). The reason this variation causes such an issue for travelers is because nearly all electronic devices are manufactured to operate ONLY at the native voltage of the area from which they were sold. In other words, depending on where you travel to, your electronics will not always work. Firstly, the difference in voltage will lead to one of two results. Either

 

1. Your electrical devices will not work because they're not recieving enough voltage to power them, or

2. Your devices will be damaged or destroyed because they were fed nearly double the voltage they are supposed to have.

 

Of course this all depends on where you're coming from. If you are from a 220 volt standard country (France), and travel to a 110 volt country (North or South America), your equipment will only recieve about half the voltage that it was intended for. Typically this won't cause any harm but it's not enough volts to power or even charge your item. On the other hand, if you're from a 110 volt country traveling to a 220 volt country and attempt to plug in your electronics, they will most likely be damaged or completely ruined. You also run the risk of starting a fire and/or being electrocuted. Not fun!

 

[caption id="" align="left" width="294"]India uses different electrical outlets. You'll need to be sure you have a plug adapter to use your electronics.[/caption] Secondly, it's not only the voltage that varies, it's also the electrical outlet (or socket) itself. There are many different styles of outlets and each is different. The differences lie in the shapes of the plugs, the number of prongs, that some are grounded while others are not, etc. You can't just stick any old plug into an outlet.

 

What a bummer, huh? Especially if you're on a business trip. Can you imagine using up all of your laptop battery watching movies on the airplane, thinking that you'd simply recharge it at the hotel? Upon arriving in India, you find out that the plug doesn't even match the wall outlet and now you have no way to charge your computer. Hopefully your phone is charged, otherwise you're really in for a rude awakening! Language barriers and trekking through unfamiliar territory in India could make this situation nearly impossible to resolve. Imagine if you have business early in the morning, or even in just a few hours. You have no laptop, no cell phone, and have no clue what to do. The failure to recognize the voltage/outlet differences before leaving for your trip might have just caused a complete and utter failure for your business ventures. It may have even cost you a client, or worse yet, your job!

 

Luckily since you're reading this you're becoming aware, and so none of this will happen to you in the future. Additionally, the answer to dealing with international electrical differences is simple. When traveling to other countries there is one thing that people consistently count on to overcome the differences in standard voltage - it's called a voltage converter.

 

Voltage converters operate just as the name implies - they convert voltage. From 110 volts up to 220 volts, and from 220 volts down to 110 volts, a voltage converter safely and easily amplifies or reduces the voltage at the outlet. With the addition of the proper plug adapter to ensure that you can physically plug the device into a socket, a voltage converter lets you travel abroad and use your electronics with confidence and ease.

 

Voltage converters come in different sizes which are determined by the wattage, or number of watts they use. The electronics devices you plan to bring with you to India are the sole factor of what size converter you'll need. Since India's electrical standard is 220 volts, you're only going to need a converter if you're coming from North America, certain places in South America, Japan, Jamaica, or Saudi Arabia. Nearly all other areas operate on the same 220 volt standard as India. However, you still may need a foreign plug adapter to ensure you can actually use the outlets. There are three types of outlets used in India - Type C, Type D, and Type M. Regardless of where you're coming from, you're going to need a plug adapter that fits Indian outlets. The best bet is to purchase a foreign plug adapter kit since they include multiple adapters for plugs from all over the world.

 

If you're coming from a country or territory with a 110 volt standard, you might be able to get away with a simple travel voltage converter. When using 110 volt equipment in India, a travel converter allows you to use small devices such as an electric razor or celluar phone charger. The low wattage capability of most travel chargers, however, doesn't meet the requirements to use things like a laptop computer or curling iron. In this case, to prevent problems and ensure safe and efficient use of your electronics, you're going to want a voltage converter that can handle the wattage you need. Typically, a 2000 watt voltage converter is enough to use a curling iron, electric razor, laptop (or Desktop) computer, and anything else that you'd generally need to travel with.

 

In some countries, and especially in India, the voltage is not as stable and is known to fluctuate more than just a few volts. This is due to poor load distribution and an antiquated electrical delivery sytem. When these fluctuations happen, the voltage can dip low and then return or rise with a sudden surge that can damage expensive electronics. If you'd prefer to have guaranteed protection against power surges you're going to want a voltage regulator (or voltage stabilizer). There are many types of converters you can purchase featuring built-in voltage stabilizers. Considering they cost just slightly more than a normal converter, they are well worth the extra investment; especially when using expensive electronics in India.

 

Now that you have a general understanding of international voltage differences, voltage converters and plug adapters, it's time to find and purchase what you need for your trip to India. We are one of the largest global suppliers with over 30 years of expertise in international electronics. We're based in North America and have a dedicated online store with all types and variations of voltage converters, voltage regulators, plug adapters and more. You can browse our inventory and purchase from the comfort of your own home by using our website at www.220-electronics.com, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Our extremely knowledgeable expert staff will gladly answer any questions you might have about traveling to India with electronics. Be sure to visit us today!

Each year there are millions of people who move overseas or decide to live abroad. Some make the move for business, others for retirement, and many do it for better living opportunities or simply to be with family. It's a growing trend with an estimated (and surprising) global rise of over 30% in 2012 alone. Making the decision to move to another country or continent is a big one and definitely requires its fair share of careful planning.

 

One very important factor that is often overlooked, ignored, or just completely forgotten about is taking your electronics. No, we're not talking about literally forgetting to take your electronics - we're talking about being able to use them once you get there.

 

If you're wondering "What?! Why wouldn't I be able to use my electronics once I get there?", than you need to keep reading.

 

Many parts of the globe, believe it or not, are not operating at your standard levels of voltage. It's true! Although most people are well aware of this minor yet important setback (especially those international travelers who've found out the hard way) or have heard of it at some previous point in their lifetime, it's easy to forget. Considering all of the planning, effort, and money that goes into making an international move, the last thing you'd want to forget or not be aware of is this:

 

North America, most of Central/South America, and The Caribbean have electricity services operating at a uniformed standard of 110 Volts. For the most part, and with the exception of Japan, everyone else is operating at a standard of 220 Volts. (For the record, to avoid confusion and for technical purposes only, the 110 and 220 are not exact voltages as 110 is considered to be anything between 110 and 127 volts, while 220 is considered to be anything between 220 and 240 volts)

 

So now you know. The next important question is "what does it mean and what can I do about it?"

 

First off, and most importantly, you should understand that if your electrical devices or appliances are made for a 110 volts that they will not work in a country where the standard is 220 volts. Secondly, you can easily identify what voltage your devices have been manufactured for by looking at the manufacturer's label.

 

The next step you should take is to find out what voltage standard the country you're heading to is operating on. This can be done with a simple internet search; seeing that you're reading this online, we already know that you have an internet connection. Excellent.

 

Once you've discovered which voltage your belongings use and which voltage is offered at your destination, the next step is deciding what electrical devices you'll be bringing with you. Keep in mind that the following options are available to you at this point

• Bring your electronic/electrical devices with you when you move and ensure their full functionality by purchasing a voltage converter
• Leave your electronics behind and purchase new ones upon reaching your destination
• Purchase multi-system electronics

 

Typically, you'll find that your decision is going to include a combination of the above.

 

Of course the smaller, more important and user-specific items such as computers, laptops, cell phones, and electric razors can be easily transported in luggage. Therefore, a voltage converter is the best option as it's simple, allows you to keep your existing devices, and saves you from having to spend money on new purchases. Voltage converters (also known as voltage transformers) allow you to use your 110 volt device in a 220 volt environment, and vice-versa. The voltage converter plugs into the wall and you simply plug your devices into the converter itself. Simple, reliable, and cost effective.

 

Meanwhile, larger appliances such as washers and dryers are big and bulky and use excessive electricity. In this case, you're probably planning to purchase these products in your destination country. However, if you'd prefer to save money, you should purchase the 220 volt appliances locally beforehand as they are less costly than in a 220-standard destination. The situation is similar with multi-system electronics. Multi-system electronics hold the unique and convenient ability to operate in both the 110 volt and 220 volt environments. Televisions and home theater systems are the two most popular and commonly purchased multi-system electronic products.

 

Additionally, there's another unique product, this one being for those who take their movies seriously. Region Free DVD and Blu-Ray Players, also known as "code free" or "multi-region" players. These players can play DVD and Blu-Ray discs that have been encoded for use only in players sold within within that same region. The purposes behind the manufacture and encoding of region-specific discs are many:

• Price differences in different regions
• The ability to control different release dates for different countries
• Preventing the playability of certain materials for religious, cultural, or political purposes

 

If you're a movie fan, if you plan on bringing your collection with you, or if you simply enjoy the ability to purchase and watch a movie in your native language a multi-region DVD player is exactly what you need. For Example, a multi-region DVD player will allow you to play DVD's which have been bought locally as well as those that have been purchased online from another country. Should you decide to live abroad or travel from country to country, a region-free player offers total convenience.

 

Last but not least, you should be aware that there are various styles of outlets that pose yet another obstacle. Different types of wall outlets/sockets mean that even if you have a converter, you might not be able to plug it in. Additionally, you may thing you are moving to a country with the same voltage standard but fail to realize that the plugs for your devices are not identical. Luckily, there are foreign voltage plug adapter kits, allowing you to easily plug in anywhere around the globe.

 

For more information on moving overseas with electronics, as well as a complete line of voltage converters, multi-system electronics, multi-region players and 220 volt appliances, visit www.220-electronics.com where you can find helpful information and top quality products from specialists with over 30 years of experience in helping provide electronics to individuals and families who are relocating. If you are looking for additional resources in regards to international travel, please visit the International Travel Information website for all the information you need to plan a successful and safe international trip.

Shop our selection of 220 Volt Champion Juicers and see why 220 Electronics has been the leader in helping people relocate since 1979! 220 Volt Appliances are used in most continents including... Europe, Asia, Africa, Australia and parts of South America, mainly Brazil.

 

Please Note: 220 Volt Champion Juicers CAN also be used in countries having 230 Volts or 240 Volts

 

Champion Juicer is the best juicer currently in the market today. We have tried many different model juicers as it was our goal to carry just one single juicer that we found to be the best value and best product available in the market. Some juicers left pulp with fruits and vegetables full of juice, wasting produce. Others were too noisy, or had bits and pieces of fruit in the actual juice. This is the first juicer we can say that we personally endorse. Not only is it a great juicer that is easy to use and clean, but it also is a great value. This is the commercial version which has a heavy duty motor and is the best juicer you will ever own.

 

Why Buy a 110 Volt Champion Juicer, What Makes a Champion a Champion?

Quality and value. Our passion for promoting healthy living through the consumption of fresh fruits and vegetables extends nearly a half century to the introduction of our very first Champion Juicer. Since that time, we've continually refined its operation and meticulously enhanced its capabilities to extract every ounce of nutrition and flavor from the fruits, vegetables and grains you enjoy the most.

• A Champion is Easy to Use
• A Champion is Very Versitile
• A Champion is Very Powerful
• A Champion is Very Durable
• A Champion Delivers the Goods!

 

Champion Commercial Juicer G5-PG-710

Champion Commercial Juicer is available in 110 volts for the USA market, and in 220 volts for the European, African, and Asian market. Both models come Black, Almond, white and silver. These juicers have a GE 1/3 HP motor and are strong enough to juice any vegetable or fruit. The large 1.75" diameter feeding tube allows it to take in larger vegetables without cutting them. The floating cutter is designed to separate the juice from the pulp all in one continuous operation with little to no intermittent cleaning. The blades are made of tempered stainless steel that are cast into the cutter for strength and years of use. They never separate or rust! The champion juicer also makes nut butters, frozen fruit sorbets, baby foods, ice creams, sherbets, purees, salsa, muesli, and more. All parts are FDA approved, and the juicer is Made in the USA.

 

Champion Juicer is available in 110 volts 60 hz for USA, Canada, Mexico and other North American countries.

We also carry the 220 volts, 50 hz version of this juicer for those that would like to purchase it for Europe, Asia, Africa, or the Middle East. Most products on our website cater to the international customer and are 220 volts, however we are carrying this juicer for the USA as well as overseas.

 

Please make sure you buy the correct model depending on where you want to use it.

The Champion Juices Carrots, Celery, Parsley, Cabbage, Spinach, Apples, Tomatoes, Bell Peppers, Kiwi, Pineapple, Melon and More!

The Champion Homogenizes Nut Butters, Fruit Sauces, Baby Foods, Sorbets, Ice Creams, Sherbets, Purees, Salsa, Muesli and More!

 

Perfect for nutritious...

Fruit Juices, Vegetable Juices, Nut Butters, Ice Creams, Sherbets, Baby Foods and More!

 

Grain Mill Attachment Available Separately for $89

With the optional grain mill attachment, your champion turns into a grain mill.

Now make your own flour, corn meal, coffee, and other dried grain material. If you would like to add this to your order, please just say so in the comments section after clicking on Add to Cart Above. We will charge your card the extra $89 and have it shipped to you.

 

What makes a Champion Juicer...a champion?

Quality and value. Our passion for promoting healthy living through the consumption of fresh fruits and vegetables extends nearly half a century to the introduction of our very first Champion Juicer. Since that time, we've continually refined its operation and meticulously enhanced its capabilities to extract every ounce of nutrition and flavor from the fruits, vegetables and grains you enjoy the most.

 

The Champion 2000+ Juicer includes a number of features that bring the power and durability of commercial juicers directly to your kitchen countertop.

 

A Champion is easy to use.

Designed with simplicity in mind, the Champion 2000+ Juicer doesn't require nuts, bolts, screws or clamps. Assembly can be completed in seconds. Cleaning is equally quick and painless.

 

A Champion is very versatile.

A large feeding chamber reduces prep time by eliminating the need to cut vegetables into smaller pieces. In addition to fresh juices, this unit can also make fruit sauces, baby foods, nut butters, ice cream, sherbets and everybody's favorite - fruit smoothies. Exchange a single part, and your juicer is instantly transformed into a homogenizer. A grain mill attachment extends your healthier eating choices to include grains and flours.

 

A Champion is powerful.

A heavy-duty motor delivers true, industrial-strength power for an improved masticating process that chews the fibers to break loose high volumes of cells saturated with important healthy values. A floating cutter effectively separates the juice from the pulp in one quiet, continuous - and seemingly effortless - operation. (Bonus: no intermittent cleaning required!)

 

A Champion is durable.

Long-lasting stainless steel construction resists both wear and food odor. A stainless steel shaft is complemented by the tempered stainless steel blades cast directly into the cutter for added strength. This way, the blades will never separate, twist, tarnish or rust. The durability of the Champion 2000+ Juicer is backed by a 5 year limited warranty on all juicing parts and a 3 year warranty on its motor.

 

The bottom line:

A Champion delivers the goods.

Your Champion 2000+ Juicer is designed to produce the highest possible quality of juices and foods. It's a difference you can see in the color of the juice: darker, richer colors contain more of the pigments - and nutrients - you desire, while the extracted pulp is pale in color. And rest assured, it's a difference you can taste. Champion juices will likely be richer, sweeter and more full bodied than any juice you've tasted before.

 

We wouldn't have it any other way!

Shop our selection of 220 Volt Kitchenaid Mixers and see why 220 Electronics has been the leader in helping people relocate since 1979! 220 Volt Appliances are used in most continents including... Europe, Asia, Africa, Australia and parts of South America, mainly Brazil.

 

Please Note: 220 Volt Kitchenaid Mixers CAN also be used in countries having 230 Volts or 240 Volts

 

Commonly misspelled as Kitchen Aid 220 volts mixer, or Kitchenaid 220 volts 240 mixer, or Kitchenaid Mixmaster 220 volts.

 

Professional Performance made entirely of metal that is sturdy, stable and durable. Original planetary movement for rapid and homogeneous mixing.

MADE IN USA with quality construction.

 

Rated and reviewed by almost every professional cook as the best mixer on the market today, on almost every food and cooking television program. The one and only KitchenAid™ Artisan Stand Mixer for 220, 230, or 240 volts.

 

Direct transmission, has silent, reliable and durable rounded design and is easy to use and clean. Unique fixation system and elegant new design. This mixer is made for 220 volt, 230 volt, and 240 volt countries and can be used from 220-240 volts for use outside North America and other 220-240 volt countries.

 

The Kitchenaid Artisan mixer is available in a variety of colors: Metallic Chrome, Brushed Nickel, Cobalt Blue, Empire Red, Imperial Grey, Majestic Yellow, Onyx Black, Almond Cream, Tangerine, White, Ice Blue, Bronze, Chocolate, Pistachio, Pink, Metallic Chrome, Willow Blue, Green Apple, Gloss Cinnamon, Boysenberry, Grape, Cranberry, Yellow Pepper, Caviar, and Pearl Metallic.

 

THIS IS THE BEST GIFT FOR FRIENDS AND FAMILY ABROAD! Excellent value for international travelers visiting from abroad.

KitchenAid™ Artisan 5KSM150PSE Stand Mixer 220 volts, 230 volts, or 240 volts

 

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All mixers are 220-240 volts models for use overseas. These mixers will not work with 110 volts in the USA. They are made for 220 / 240 volts only and will work only outside North America.

In most cases orders will be delivered within 1-5 business days.

 

220v KitchenAid™ Stand Mixer

KitchenAid makes an unbelievable contemporary new Mixer that is really more than just a mixer. It does a full range of activities in the kitchen and makes cooking fun. The KitchenAid™ Artisan Stand Mixer is available in many colors including Cobalt Blue, Empire Red, Imperial Grey, Majestic Yellow, Onyx Black, Almond Cream, Tangerine, White, Ice Blue, Lavender, Pistachio, Pink, Metallic, Blue Willow, Green Apple, Gloss Cinnamon, Pearl Metallic, & Pear. In addition to the above colors we also carry Brushed Nickel and Chrome color mixers for a slightly higher price. All of these mixers are 220 volts and will work on 220, 230, or 240 volts electricity.

 

WE NOW CARRY KITCHEN AID BLENDERS, COMMERCIAL MIXERS, TOASTERS, MILL GRINDERS AND MUCH MORE IN 220 / 240 VOLTS FOR OVERSEAS USE. PLEASE CALL US FOR BEST PRICES OR EMAIL US.

Blenders, Food Processors, Coffee grinders, Toasters and other Small Appliances for 220 volts also available at discounted prices. Please email or call us for information.

We now carry the professional model with lift bowl at a deep discounted price.

 

Kitchen Aid™ Artisan Stand Mixer for 220 volts

These 220 volt KitchenAid™ products are made to work overseas in countries where the voltage is 220 volts or 240 volts. They are made for the overseas market and do not work in the USA with 110 or 120 volts. These are great for anyone that lives outside of North America, or families relocating internationally, or for gifts for relatives that live overseas. These 220 volts KitchenAid™ Artisan mixer are one of the best and most popular mixers available in the market today. Choose from many different colors to match any kitchen.

 

Key Features for KitchenAid™ Artisan 220-240 volts Stand mixer

The 'tried-and-tested-everyone-should-have-one' mixer you'll see on almost every BBC Food set.

This powerful 300W mixer was invented due to the need for a baker to be able to mix his ingredients effortlessly. The high-performance, 67 point planetary mixing action ensures ingredients are thoroughly mixed without frequent scraping or rotating of the bowl. The clear, two-piece pouring shield has an enlarged chute for easy addition of ingredients. The durable all-metal construction is available in various colours:

Cobalt blue, Empire Red, Imperial Grey, Majestic Yellow, Onyx Black, Almond Cream, Tangerine, White, Ice Blue, Lavender, Pistachio, Cavier, Pink, Metallic, Blue Willow, green apple, Gloss Cinnamon, Pearl Metallic.

 

Comes with:

• 'C' Dough Hook to knead yeast dough for bread and pizza recipes
• Flat Beater
• Dough Hook
• Wire whip
• 4.8 Liter Bowl with Ergonomic Handle
• Pouring Shield
• Many attachments sold separately including Can opener attachment, citrus juicer attachment, Food Grinder attachment, Food tray attachment, Grain Mill attachment, Ice Cream maker attachment, Pasta maker with Food Grinder attachment, Pasta roller and cutter attachment, and Ravioli Maker

 

PLEASE CALL our Sales Dept. +1-847-640-9000 for prices and to order attachments.

 

Technical Features

• Wattage: 300 W
• Voltage: 220-240 V
• Hertz: 50/60 Hz
• RPM: 58-220
• Product Dimensions (cm): 35.3 x 22.1 x 35.8
• Carton Dimension (cm): 41.9 x 41.4 x 27.9
• Net Weight: 11.3 kg
• Gross Weight: 12.7 kg Maximum dough capacity : 1.2kg of all-purpose flower or 1 kg of whole wheat flower

 

WARRANTY

1 Year parts, 90 days labor, 30 days Exchange for new. We will work with our customers on a case by case basis if you have any problems with a device purchased from our company. We will try our hardest to accommodate you as best we can. These items are built to last a long time. From our past experience we can say it is extremely rare that a KitchenAid™ Small appliance has a problem. We will support the products we sell as best we can.

 

NO KitchenAid™ International Warranty. Many USA based companies selling mixers may claim that you have warranties once you take them overseas; however this may be incorrect. Most products sold in the USA are not covered by Manufacturer warranties once taken outside the USA.

 

220 volts KitchenAid™ Artisan Stand Mixer

Please call +1-847-640-9000 or email for more information

In most cases orders will be delivered within 3-5 business days.

Welcome to our newly launched blog! We hope you enjoy the informational articles that we will be posting here about all things international electronics and that you continue to check back with us for all of your relocating needs!

 

We are a worldwide distributor of multi-system electronics, in business since 1979. We are retailers of region-free DVD players, code-free DVD players, home theater systems, multi system TVs, voltage converters & transformers, Pal camcorders, unlocked GSM phones, international prepaid SIM cards, 110-240 volts appliances, and much more. We specialize in helping families relocate overseas and offer free consultations helping with broadcast system, voltage, and plug differences.

 

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If you are planning to move overseas or if you are moving from overseas to the USA we can offer you a free consultation that will allow us to explain which Converters or Transformers you will need to be able to use your electronic items after you move. We can also provide advice on what products you can take with you, and what to leave behind. We carry multi System TVs, VCRs, DVD Players, Home Theaters, GSM phones, and much more to help you with your International relocation. Please call (877) 578-0587 for more information.