I Just Got My 220v Bullet. It came with a 110v/15amp plug

Taking Care of the Bullet
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I just got my 220v Bullet in the US. The unit plate and the box say 220v, but the plug says 110v/15amp. I have a question into tech support to verify that I have a 220v version.

Has anyone had this issue and how did you fix it? I could cut off the male end of the plug and change it to 220/15amp. I’m not sure they carry 220v versions of the power cable around here.

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Same here, literature pointed out that only a 115v plug would be provided. I cut mine off and re-wired with standard 220v 20 amp plug. My provided cable wiring color code was U.S. standard, NOT the international color codes.

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I heard back from Aillio and they confirmed that they send a 110v/15amp cord. They suggested putting an adaptor on the cord. That’s too sketchy for me. I checked on Amazon and there are a couple of 220v/15amp cords available.

I would assume the electronics of the machine would handle plugging the supplied cord into a 110v outlet. I’m not going to try it myself.

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The power cable that came with my 110v Bullet is rated for up to 300v. Just check the cable itself which should state its rating.

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I got a cord off of Amazon. There’s not a lot of choice given 200 in not common in the US for appliances. The cord works fine

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Could you share a link to the amazon cord please?

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It’s a NEMA 6-15P to C13 Power Cord. The one a bought was this one.

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Perfect. Thanks for posting it!

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Hello all, I’m trying to post a question on the forum but wasn’t able to find where to post. My question is related to the 220V. I just received my Bullet R2 pro with the 220V. I’m based in the USA and was wondering if you guys know where to get an extension cord as my 220V outlet is a little far from the roaster. Any help will be highly appreciated.

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I believe this one would work as it is rated for 20 amps, 5000w, and seems to have the right connections, but, of course, try at your own risk.

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0CYC7PSDF?ref_=ppx_hzsearch_conn_dt_b_fed_asin_title_1&th=1

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Thank you ibnabouna for sending the link. My electrician said this won’t work as it is 250V.

Best,

Gus

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Are you sure your electrician is an electrician?

The cable is rated at 250v which is well above the 220v you need. It is well within its spec so extremely safe to use.

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You are correct. When I talked to him again and his that he misunderstood and he was referring to the shape of the plug not the voltage.
Thanks

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