“Is this 110 or 220V? Does anyone make a ventless, electric dryer (NOT A COMBO) that runs on 110 or 120V?”

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• This one is 220, I have never heard of a 110/120 Electric Dryer

  Answered by VRod 8 years ago

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• It is 220 volt, 30 amp. The only 120 volt dryers I have seen are not very good. It takes hours to dry the clothes. The Bosch requires a special circuit/ receptacle but it is excellent.

  Answered by MarBP 8 years ago

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• This product uses 240 volts.

  Answered by CommunityAnswer 8 years ago

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• The T1 series dryer from Miele is 110V but requires a dedicated receptable (nothing else on the circuit). The W1 washers are similarly 110V dedicated.

  Answered by Anonymous 3 years ago

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• This requires 240 v outlet. I believe all electric dryers require 240 volt. A licensed electrician can put one in for approximately $250.

  Answered by Anonymous 8 years ago

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• Hi there, thank you for your question. This dryer runs on 208/220-240 volts and is vent less.

  Answered by BoschAppliancesUSA 8 years ago

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