Domino xl

[Peter-kenny]

Hi guys I'm looking for a dimino xl in 110v if any body has any idea that can help out will be great here in Ireland I can't get one in 110v only 240v witch is no use to me (
So if any body has any info our can help out will be great thanks
Irish Pete

 

[neeleman]

Domino DF 700 XL is not made in 110V version.
Only Domino DF 500 is available in 110V.

 

[Peter-kenny]

I know it's not made in 110v that why I'm on here asking if there are any in  America that I might be able to buy

 

[Jozsef Kozma]

Yes it is available in US

Jozsef

 

[Peter-kenny]

That great now all I have to do is find a shop willing to ship to Ireland.  [huh]

 

[neeleman]

Does this work in Europe with an 120V/60Hz USA machine?
Or perhaps you need a voltage converter or transformer for that?

Maybe you can order a 120V machine from a European dealer as special order.
I thought [member=20326]SittingElf[/member] who has a huge Festool collection also has ordered 120V machines at a German dealer.

 

[Peter-kenny]

Yes in Ireland the 110v will work with transformers. On building sites and some workshops  the only voltage that we are aloud to use is 110v, why I don't know as the uk are the same..
I have asked my Festool dealer could he sort something out but he dose not seem too pushed to help. ( you think he would after the amount of tools I bought) so that why I came here wondering if I can find answers here... I know there something about dealer not been let sell out side there area our something like that..  But when your stuck for a tool to make life easer on a job you will try anything...

 

[Mbconstructionjoinery]

The only way to get an xl in 110v is to get someone from the US to buy one and ship it over for you but it works out quite a bit more expensive. The Festool dealers are not allowed to sell any item that has not been released for there countries market I.e. a 110v xl in the U.K., and if they do Festool can remove them from there dealers list, so you won't find any of the dealer to help you with this.
I know this as I looked into it a while back but the extra expense was to much for the amount of times I would use it on site so plumbed for the 240v machine, it's a cracking piece of kit and if I find a 500 in 110v at a good price I'd probs pick one up for site work.