Can you help me check the input voltages for the Waterpik Nano?lowridin_guy wrote: ↑ Picked this up yesterday as well. Likely returning my Waterpik I bought for the wife on sale on Amazon for $49. Pretty sure I paid $59 in store for this combo which includes the Ultra and the Nano. Seemed like a no brainer.
Was actually thinking of posting yesterday but thought it had to have been posted already.
I tried. https://www.waterpik.com/oral-health/ti ... P-140-310/rugerty100 wrote: ↑
Can you help me check the input voltages for the Waterpik Nano?
I want to know if they've updated it to support 220-240V.
The Waterpik for Kids supports it:
"Voltage : Global Voltage; 100 - 240VAC, 60/50Hz"
The last Nano I had...well, it went up in a puff of smoke.
Yeah, I see the spec pages, but I was hoping to have a confirmation directly from the stamp on the bottom of the flosser. Thanks thoughRuciz wrote: ↑ I tried. https://www.waterpik.com/oral-health/ti ... P-140-310/
The 310 says North America only. https://www.waterpik.com/oral-health/pr ... er/WP-310/
Amazon says the package is all 120V and you'll need a transformer. https://www.amazon.ca/ask/questions/Tx1JFCRAYV2RS1E
If I were to guess these are discontinued so a global model could be introduced.
I opened one (another model) and I believe they are all built the same; AC power goes directly to the AC motor, nothing in between, so it would be 120V/60Hz only.rugerty100 wrote: ↑ Can you help me check the input voltages for the Waterpik Nano?
I want to know if they've updated it to support 220-240V.
The Waterpik for Kids supports it:
"Voltage : Global Voltage; 100 - 240VAC, 60/50Hz"
The last Nano I had...well, it went up in a puff of smoke.
This is equivalent to flossing, albeit weaker than mechanical force of removing plaque/food buildup between your teeth that your toothbrush can't reach.
