“On the site specifications it says that this airfryer is 220V, when I opened the box and took a look at the bottom of the airfryer it shows 120V Whats correct? Since my country uses 220V, do I need to buy a voltage conversor?”

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• A qualified electrician should be able to answer this question or you could check in on the Philips website and maybe someone could answer that question for you.

  Answered by MissP 6 years ago

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• Hello! This particular Philips Airfryer operates at 120V. You can use it with a converter, but we do not recommend it because of the power draw which is more than 1400W.

  Answered by Philips Consumer Care 2 years ago

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• Hi, I would like to know if you can get this model that works with 220v.

  Answered by Angelleo 5 years ago

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• Yes

  Answered by MARK 6 years ago

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• It is 120v not 220 don't know if you can order one in 220v or not

  Answered by billb 7 years ago

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