You have two options;
1) Use a transformer (220 VAC primary, 110 VAC secondary, with the proper VAR or current rating).
2) Rewire the circuit if there is a neutral available. Normally a 220 VAC service is actually two 110 volt hot legs that are 180˚ out of phase, and a neutral. From either hot leg to neutral you get 110 VAC.
Whatever you do, make sure it is done to code (NEC). Electricity can be quite lethal if it's not done correctly, and you may be liable for injury or damages to others. Have a licensed electrician double check your work if you are not 100% certain it it done correctly.
1) Use a transformer (220 VAC primary, 110 VAC secondary, with the proper VAR or current rating).
2) Rewire the circuit if there is a neutral available. Normally a 220 VAC service is actually two 110 volt hot legs that are 180˚ out of phase, and a neutral. From either hot leg to neutral you get 110 VAC.
Whatever you do, make sure it is done to code (NEC). Electricity can be quite lethal if it's not done correctly, and you may be liable for injury or damages to others. Have a licensed electrician double check your work if you are not 100% certain it it done correctly.