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Right now I'm in USA.Around August I will be moving to Europe.Anyone knows what will happen if I move to EU?

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tshewman

You'll get free healthcare and possibly a better view. :-) Other than that, I would recommend contacting @Ellen with your new information and ask her for guidance.

fisher23

Or email her at ellenk@chefsteps.com...... The only way you could use your Joule will be with a large 1200 watt power converter. I will warn you that usually US voltage is 60 hertz and 220 volts is 50 hertz. I lived in Thailand for a while and their power is 220V, 50 Hz as well, using power converters some things worked fine and some didn't. Anything with a clock that doesn't have a 50Hz or 60 Hz switch ran slow, if it ran at all. When it converts the power to 110 volts it is still at 50 Hz.