Should be no problem at all, as far as I know. You should note that for powerful/motor-driven/heating/cooling appliances, the frequency should match as well. Singapore and the UK use pretty much the same specs though.Fiddler wrote:In the market for a heavy duty Blender and looking at Blendtec as it seems to have a good combination of capabilities and aesthetics. A friend has a spare one at home in the Uk and she's promised to bring it down for me…question is, will it work here? It should if it's 240V like the in the UK, right?
If you can blend the following items* in Singapore with a UK BlendTec then they really were just pulling a fast one.Fiddler wrote:even though the voltage and frequency are exactly in the same range….I thought they might be telling porkies just to protect their dealer here who charges outrageous prices. .
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