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I'm a professional translator. Below is the English translation of the community post.

For anyone who has brought over 110V tools or appliances, or wants to, let me share how I made them usable. Here the voltage is 220V. You'll need a step-down transformer, a breaker box, and a skilled electrician to connect everything to the service line. We have two buildings, a house and a sewing shop, so we needed two step-down transformers, one for each building. I found the transformers on Shopee, and the electrician bought the breaker box and the rest of the electrical materials at a local electrical supply store. I've written down all the costs, but the list is too long to post here. One step-down unit from Shopee was 13,000 pesos. In my view, if you have several 110V tools or appliances, this is the only way to go. We use Milwaukee tools, a Ninja blender, an air fryer, and a hand mixer, and this setup works very well. And yes, it wasn't cheap. When we moved here, we had to either auction everything off and buy it all again (at a big loss) or ship it by boat. I don't regret that decision.