Gentlemen, I would like to know if this electric fireplace works on du

Domenico Di Domenico

4 years ago

Gentlemen,
I would like to know if this electric fireplace works on dual voltage.
Thank you
Dom

R.W.FLAME Electric Fireplace Insert, Freestanding and Recessed Heater, 32" · More Info

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4 years ago
Hello, this electric fireplace only works on 120 voltage.
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