Use this regional reference to look up commonly encountered nominal electricity supplies before enquiring about a coffee machine, grinder or roaster. Start with the destination table, then confirm the exact equipment version against the actual supply at its installation site. The regional figures do not establish compatibility for a particular building or ITOP product.

For a step-by-step explanation of voltage, frequency, phase, power, current and plug identification, read the Coffee Equipment Voltage & Plug Guide. A plug that fits the socket does not establish electrical compatibility.

General AC supply reference by destination

The table describes commonly encountered nominal supplies. It is a starting point for discussion, rather than a specification for a particular building or ITOP product.

Destination	General reference	Important check
United States and Canada	120V, 60Hz at common household outlets	240V and other commercial supplies also exist. Confirm the actual circuit and equipment rating.
United Kingdom and Ireland	230V, 50Hz for typical single-phase supply	Confirm the connector, current rating and installation requirements.
EU markets	Typically 230V, 50Hz for single-phase supply	Plug systems vary by country; confirm the exact destination.
Australia and New Zealand	230V nominal, 50Hz	Check the required plug rating and local equipment requirements.
Japan	100V; 50Hz in eastern Japan and 60Hz in western Japan	Confirm the city and frequency. Some sites have 200V circuits; these are separate supplies.

What to confirm before ordering

Destination: Tell us the country, city and intended location, such as a home, café or roasting workspace. Commercial premises can have different supplies from ordinary household sockets.
Exact model and version: Provide the product link and model code. If you already own the equipment, include a clear photograph of its rating plate. Similar model names do not establish identical electrical requirements.
Rated voltage and frequency: Check the values marked on the equipment and in its manual against the confirmed site supply. A marking such as 110V or 220V should not be interpreted as automatic dual-voltage operation.
Phase and supply configuration: Confirm whether the proposed version requires single-phase or three-phase power, including any neutral requirement. Ask your site electrician to identify the available supply.
Current and power: Record the equipment’s rated amperes and watts or kilowatts. Have a qualified electrician confirm that the proposed circuit and connection are suitable for the equipment and other connected loads.
Plug and protective earth: Confirm the connector type, current rating and earthing arrangement required for that specific version. Share site connection details confirmed by your electrician where necessary.

Check the connection for the specific machine

A travel adaptor changes the physical plug connection; it does not convert voltage or frequency. Do not assume that an adaptor makes a coffee appliance suitable for another market. Any proposed transformer or other conversion arrangement requires confirmation for the exact equipment and application.

There is no single wattage threshold that determines whether every coffee machine must use a plug or a permanent connection. The equipment instructions, electrical rating, site conditions and local requirements determine the appropriate arrangement. A qualified electrician should confirm installation suitability.

Send your requirements with your enquiry

When enquiring about our coffee machines, coffee grinders or coffee roasters, send the model, destination, confirmed supply details and quantity. Ask which electrical versions are available and which product-specific documents can be supplied. Availability, any customization, price and lead time require written confirmation for your order.

Confirm the electrical version for your model

Reference sources: U.S. Department of Energy; Hydro-Québec; UK Power Networks; ESB Networks; Electrical Safety First; Essential Services Commission, Victoria; WorkSafe New Zealand; Kansai Electric Power. Regional references checked 31 October 2026.

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Tell us the model or product link, estimated order quantity, destination country and intended use. Add any voltage, plug or branding requirements you would like us to review. Order terms are confirmed for your selected model and order.

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