JamieWhat is the longest delay you can programme for bread making?2.9.2019 20:28
DanielHi Jaime
You can program up to a 10-hour delay.
Thank you3.9.2019 08:57
Reply
JamieIs this programmable via WiFi?2.9.2019 20:27
DanielIt isn't programmable via WiFi.3.9.2019 08:58
JamieDo you have any bread makers that are WiFi controlled?3.9.2019 15:44
Daniel (Support)Hi Jamie
We don't have a WiFi controlled bread maker at this time.
Best regards3.9.2019 15:54
LoraOh God a WiFi controlled bread maker. how have we ever survived without!??16.10.2019 02:30
Reply
Chris PaigeI'm confused: can't I buy this product and an adaptor to use it in the US? I've been reading online & it seems like a plug adaptor should be sufficient. Is there something I'm missing?31.7.2019 03:33
DanielHi Chris
A plug adaptor wouldn't work with most US houses, because the Sana bread maker only operates on 230V 50 Hz power. However it's possible you already have a 220 volt outlet in your house, as these are becoming more common in the US in utility rooms. Many large appliances in North America like washing machines operate on 220 volt power. In this case you'd just need a cheap plug adaptor.
Otherwise you would need a "Step-up power transformer" which converts 110
volt North American power to 220/230 volt European power. These have
North American power outlets built in so you would use the EU cable.
The bread machine is 810 watts, and it's usualy recommended to get a
transformer that has 50% more capacity (1500 watts is even better). These transformers look
something like this:
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B008GQTXNU/ref=psdc_10967671_t2_B000J1ANSY?th=1
31.7.2019 10:42
Reply
robertHello
Would there be smart breadmaker that is available in 230volt/60hz?
I would also like to be informed, when the US version will be available if possible?
Thank you!
25.7.2019 03:39
robertsorry, it should be 220v/60hz 25.7.2019 03:52
DanielHi Robert
The breadmaker is officially 230V/60Hz, but will operate fine between 220-240 volts.
We don't have an availability date yet for a US version. We are working on a new version of the breadmaker which will come in both 230 volt and 110 volt models. We hope it will be available sometime in 2020.
Have a nice day
Daniel25.7.2019 09:18
robertThank you daniel. Can you please send image of power rating as indicated in the appliance on my email before i order it? 9.11.2019 05:45
Reply
FionaHi there, will the Sana bread maker work in Australia with an adaptor plug? Thanks. :)3.6.2019 15:58
DanielHello Fiona
Yes. Australia operates on the same electicity standard as Europe - 230 V 50 Hz - so it would only need a plug adaptor. Note however that we currently don't have a distributor in Australia, so shipping would be expensive and if there were any service issues it would need to be shipped to Europe.
Thanks
Daniel4.6.2019 10:44
LoraOh that's no good. I want a bread maker with stainless steel pan or I won't buy one, I hate Teflon, irk.
Are there any other brands of bread makers with stainless steel pans, I live Aust.16.10.2019 02:55
DanielAs far as we know, Sana is the only brand of breadmaker which offers a stainless steel pan.16.10.2019 10:57
You can program up to a 10-hour delay.
Thank you 3.9.2019 08:57
We don't have a WiFi controlled bread maker at this time.
Best regards 3.9.2019 15:54
A plug adaptor wouldn't work with most US houses, because the Sana bread maker only operates on 230V 50 Hz power. However it's possible you already have a 220 volt outlet in your house, as these are becoming more common in the US in utility rooms. Many large appliances in North America like washing machines operate on 220 volt power. In this case you'd just need a cheap plug adaptor.
Otherwise you would need a "Step-up power transformer" which converts 110
volt North American power to 220/230 volt European power. These have
North American power outlets built in so you would use the EU cable.
The bread machine is 810 watts, and it's usualy recommended to get a
transformer that has 50% more capacity (1500 watts is even better). These transformers look
something like this:
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B008GQTXNU/ref=psdc_10967671_t2_B000J1ANSY?th=1
31.7.2019 10:42
Would there be smart breadmaker that is available in 230volt/60hz?
I would also like to be informed, when the US version will be available if possible?
Thank you!
25.7.2019 03:39
The breadmaker is officially 230V/60Hz, but will operate fine between 220-240 volts.
We don't have an availability date yet for a US version. We are working on a new version of the breadmaker which will come in both 230 volt and 110 volt models. We hope it will be available sometime in 2020.
Have a nice day
Daniel 25.7.2019 09:18
Yes. Australia operates on the same electicity standard as Europe - 230 V 50 Hz - so it would only need a plug adaptor. Note however that we currently don't have a distributor in Australia, so shipping would be expensive and if there were any service issues it would need to be shipped to Europe.
Thanks
Daniel 4.6.2019 10:44
Are there any other brands of bread makers with stainless steel pans, I live Aust. 16.10.2019 02:55