Eurolite DPX-610 S

It's OK, but it's not a device you plug directly into the socket

It's very important that if you use it at 220V, you mark the phase on the plug, always check the phase at the socket, and be careful not to reverse it, otherwise you risk frying it. You have to install the power cable yourself, it's good to use a 2.5 mm wire, at least. There's a problem with the cable mounting socket, it's for a thicker three-phase cable, the single-phase cable has a lot of play, you'll need to use a smaller socket from the store, it will be a bit of improvisation and work. Be very careful what consumers you connect to it, the device can handle 12KW without problems, but the 220V socket might catch fire, it's usually rated for 5KW. If you fully load it, you'll have a power consumption of 12KW, so a current of over 55 A!!! You don't really want to be running around with a fire extinguisher at the wedding. Note that the 220V network has thermal inertia, it doesn't catch fire immediately, but after about 30 minutes.... So it's better to prepare it for three-phase current, and for 220V take something smaller, with 4 channels.