2 Pchinkos & 1 PachiSlot + lonly ittle knowledge frome me

[MiraiNikkiFan]

Hi everyone,
I'm from Germany and I'm trying my best to write this post in English, but please forgive me if my formulations are sometimes not quite appropriate. As mentioned in the title, I bought 2 Pachinko machines and 1 Pachi Slot machine (I'm trying to attach pictures). From my research, I've found that the Pachinko machines run on 24V AC voltage, and the Pachi Slot machine runs on 100V AC voltage. However, I just can't seem to find the power specifications of the machines (Watt / Ampere) to use with a voltage converter. That's why I was hoping that someone from this forum, with more experience regarding such machines, could help me out. I'm open and grateful for any input and wish you all a relaxed day!

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[MrGneiss]

WELCOME!!!

Hopefully someone will be along soon to help you with your questions!!

[takethecastle57]

and biscuits

[rockston]

Having excess amperage is not a problem, the machines are protected. 7 amps or more should be fine for the 24 VAC transformer and 2 Amps for the 100 VAC pachislo.

[MiraiNikkiFan]

Thank you very much. I now have a 2x 22V transformer here because that is currently the best I could find on the market, but I haven't connected it yet because I'm afraid that if I switch it so that only 22V is used once, the machine could be damaged. But I have found an electrician who can probably build me a 24V transformer with the necessary power. Unfortunately, EU regulations make it very difficult to find a 24V AC transformer here .....

[Atoombolle]

It's within 10% of 24V, so you're likely okay.