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miniPRO 263SR: two voltage bands and a manual selector

The 263SR manual documents 110-125V or 220-250V AC, 50/60Hz and 1200W. Japan’s nominal 100V falls outside both bands. It prohibits voltage converters.

Confirm 263SR and both voltage bands on your physical label. This does not cover 263L or establish current retail stock. Before changing the voltage selector, unplug and switch OFF. For 220-250V, the manual requires the 250 setting and LOW only; this produces high heat and speed.

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This can identify a voltage mismatch. It cannot confirm that the tool is suitable for use.

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