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Question: Is it compatible with 220V power?
Document: I haven't tested it with a thermometer, just by the condition of the foods I have been frying. It is a good model and will be great if a few slight upgrades like the power cord, timer, viewing window. Also it would be nice to have a ON/OFF switch instead of unplugging the unit from the outlet. The only reason why I believe it has no ON/OFF switch and is held in place with a magnet is for safety reasons.
The timer is inconveniently placed below a puffy metallic sticker which not only is a nuisance to clean, it is so annoyingly reflective that it glows much brighter than the actual power indicator light. The power cord is much shorter than on my older models, limiting its' placement to within 12 or so inches of an outlet. The weird magnetic connector that attaches the cord to the unit itself, disconnects much too easily if the cord is slightly stretched or moved.
The temperature controller is a nice feature!Cons: The magnetic a/c power cord connection to the fryer's body needs to be designed better so it is more securely attached. I've used other mag connections with no issues but this one tends to be touchy wanting to disconnect from the fryer. I've learned to be very sure there is more than enough slack in the cord between the electrical outlet and the fryer. The window is useless as it fogs up and although the instruction booklet says it will automatically clear it doesn't.
Am so delighted to use this appliance :-) None of friends in India have it yet. It would useful if Delonghi indicates the input power wattage requirement on the appliance. Even the additional cost of needing an expensive power adapter did not deter me from buying the product. If Delonghi can make available a 220volts version of this Roto deep fryer, it would be more attractive for Countries which have 220v power supply. An international warranty covering India would be good.
works well, hubby loves fried seafood.I admit, it is pretty easy to use.sometimes I have trouble lifting the fry basket, but I think I'll get the hang of it.
this thing works awesome.fries evenly .easy to empty and clean.does not get very hot while in operation.i highly recommend this frier.
just bought mine seems to work fine. no oil leaking and it seems easy enough to use so far.filter kits for the F28-D28 series fryers is part #5512510041. The filter kit contains 3 of the carbon filters and 6 oil cleaning filters. Filter kit may be advertised for fitting the DeLonghi D28533UX which is the identical 2.2l white version of the D28313UXBK. As of now I do not see the filter kits sold on Amazon, other sites online have advertised for around $8.
it's easy to use, clean and doesn't take a lot of oil because of it's roating design! Great product, quick shipment 5 stars! !
i am a big fan of delonghi's roto deep fryer. my older model broke after 10 years and for a while, i had to use other brand's fryers or my pan to fry food- and I HATED IT! delonghi's roto deep fryer always gives me crispy but non-greasy fried food. too bad the newer product looks a bit cheaper, not made in italy anymore, and doesnt come in white... but nonetheless, i can never use other fryers!
good - does not require much oil - looks nicenot  so good - no on/off switch - rotating basket is hard on (removes) some of breading / coating
Answer: No, the bottom of the fryer says V:120V 60Hz, W:1500.  you will need to buy a voltage converter.  I believe the W:1500 is for 1500 Watt, if so you will want to make sure you get a voltage converter that can handle that many Watts. this would be a bit expensive to do though.try this one from Amazon.co.uk http://www.amazon.co.uk/DeLonghi-F28313-BK-Fryer-Timer-Black/dp/tech-data/B004J18S50/ref=de_a_smtdVoltage/Frequency (V~Hz): 220/230~50/60Heating power (W): 1800