Need 110v-220v baby monitor I am looking for a good quality baby monitor. I live outside of the US but travel back frequently. I would like a monitor that is 110v-220v without the need of an additional transformer. Anyone have a recommendation? Need 110v-220v baby monitor I am looking for a good quality baby monitor. I live outside of the US but travel back frequently. I would like a monitor that is 110v-220v without the need of an... » Read More Need 110v-220v baby monitor I am looking for a good quality baby monitor. I live outside of the US but travel back frequently. I would like a monitor that is 110v-220v without the need of an additional transformer. Anyone have a recommendation? « Show Less
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Radio Shack sell variable AC adapters to replace the ones that come with my appliances. You need to look for the ones that have REGULATED current and an adjustable sliding voltage switch. Regulated current means that the current (Amps, A)is supplied as the appliance needs it, so you don't have to match it exactly - as long as the appliance doesn't exceed the adapters current rating (or you'll blow it). Match the voltage (Volts, V) as closely as possible (sometimes you have to increase it slightly).The store sells a selection of plug tips, one of which should fit your appliance. Just make sure that you get the polarity (plus & minus) right. Radio Shack sell variable AC adapters to replace the ones that come with my appliances. You need to look for the ones that have REGULATED current and an adjustable sliding voltage switch. Regulated current means that the current (Amps, A)is supplied as the appliance needs it, so you don't have to match it exactly - as long as the appliance doesn't exceed the adapters current rating (or you'll blow it). Match the voltage (Volts, V) as closely as possible (sometimes you have to increase it slightly).The store sells a selection of plug tips, one of which should fit your appliance.... » Read More Radio Shack sell variable AC adapters to replace the ones that come with my appliances. You need to look for the ones that have REGULATED current and an adjustable sliding voltage switch. Regulated current means that the current (Amps, A)is supplied as the appliance needs it, so you don't have to match it exactly - as long as the appliance doesn't exceed the adapters current rating (or you'll blow it). Match the voltage (Volts, V) as closely as possible (sometimes you have to increase it slightly).The store sells a selection of plug tips, one of which should fit your appliance. Just make sure that you get the polarity (plus & minus) right. « Show Less
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I am stationed in germany luckly we have both 110v and 220v in our house. But i just wanted to let you know in Germany the baby monitors that use the 900mhz freq interferes with the Police and Emergency cell phones, and if your baby monitor interferes with their cell phones the fines are high and you can possibly serve jail time.
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I know this is an old post, but if someone else is looking for a duel voltage monitor that they can use in Germany, I bought the Infant Optics DXR-5 video monitor. it's 2.4Ghz which can be used in Germany :-)
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Not sure I understand your question, but the sterilizer does uses 110v to sterilize baby bottles--not 220v. It works well, and I've used it a lot.
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The monitor in the baby's room can be plugged in. It does not need batteries to work. In fact both units have AC adapters. Either can be plugged in or use batteries. I always leave the baby monitor (microphone) unit plugged in under my baby's crib. The parent unit (speaker) is plugged in when next to my bed at night, but I use the batteries when I am awake and carrying it with me.
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The label on the back of the monitor says 100 - 240 volts. You would still need an electrical cable for something other than 110 volts.
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I love these units and have placed them in my home and church for safety during power outages. The only unit that requires 120v is the main power controll unit (the other units run on battery) and the literature on that unit does NOT say it will run on 220v. However, after living for a time in Europe I am sure you can use a small adapter to go from 220 to 120v and use this unit.In Him, Dr. Carl
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You will have to refer to the manufacturer. I live in US so we all use 110v - you may need a transformer to use this.
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I purchased one from the US to discover that it was only 110 v but have found a reasonably priced transformer does the job. Works well.
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I bought it for my relative in Russia, they also use 220v. I ve sent a converter as well. You can buy it in a travel or electronic store. Specification on http://www.usa.philips.com/c/avent-baby-preparing-for-feeding/110v-scf260_33/prd/en/ says it is 110v.
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I looked for the same thing. I couldn't find any on Amazon the only thing I could tell you is to check summer infants direct website. Years ago I was able to just buy a monitor. But the reason I had to buy this monitor on Amazon was because I couldn't find a hand monitor by itself. But my reason was because I had an older model.
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You're very welcome. I will check our stock to see if we have a 220v model in stock and let you know. Thanks again.
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the plug it comes with is the american standard 110 - not europe's 220. my guess is you would need an adapter for it. it works well and the kids love to use it. good luck!
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It just depends what you are plugging into it. A laptop for example, has a big fat brick type thing that is in the power cable, one side goes to laptop, the other goes into outlet. If you read the fine print on this black brick thing, it will say, input 110v - 240v, 50-60hz. So for this example, you need no converter. Take any of your portable electrics, and it will have similar info on it. You want to make sure it says 110v-240v, 50-60hz input. If it just says 110v input, you need a converter.
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its 110v, so if u want it for 220v u would need a converter 220v to 110v (Minimum 300-350W). Not the Plug based small type, they wont be able to run that. What u need i s the big transformer based type. That's what I am using and works alike a charm, but as i keep buying stuff of 110v I ordered a 500w so i can used multiple devices.
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No, only 110 in the US as far as I can see. Sorry! Hope you find something similar soon!
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I;ve never seen a TV in the US that wasn't 110V, as is mine. I suppose its possible they could build one with an internal transformer but I doubt that they would. It's probably up to the customer to secure the proper voltage adapter for their particular country. For additional clarity contact www.samsung.com.
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1.220v is ok, it has transformer suit for100~240v2.no battery supply system3.better than single one, double pump save more time, only need 15~30 mins to gather milk, use single one you will spend more than 15 mins
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Sorry, not the 220 voltage one. You might want to look for one with 110 voltage (as this is the current used in the U.S.)...I hope I answered your question.