Does this really require a 240V service?
210540
No. It's set for 110~120 VAC. You would need a voltage converter in order to use 240 VAC.
572697
No - I would not run this product on 240V. You could buy a converter - but a 1000W model would be more expensive than just buying a 240V heater.
511744
Mine is working on 110v, but not sure if it will handle 240, as I am not at my house to check.
1300890
The unit I have does not have 240v capability. The plug connects directly to the unit (no adapter) and there is no switch.
255407
No. That is why i had to buy a new one. We moved into a new home that someone had 240 volts at plug for a rv. Pluged it in and boom never worked again. Its not normal for one of these to use 240, i would test yours or where your pluging it in at. Also the normal rv plug is not for 240, it just pulls alot of amps (ac,fridge,heat,lights,tv) so it needs a bigger wire and plug.
1365613
No. This unit is meant to be connected to a 120VAC outlet. If you wish to operate this unit using a 240VAC outlet, you would need to buy a voltage converter (240VAC to 120VAC) that can handle at least 85 watts.
501324
no it doesn't, don't know if this also matters or not, its rated up to 240volts.
41556
This is manufactured for use in North America. You would have to use an adapter, which may not be best from a safety aspect. You can probably find one produced for use with 240V service.
518266
you can run it off of the 240V circuit. It does not require a separate 120v circuit. FYI... I have had mine for over 3 yrs now and it has worked great..
2013850
Well, we have 110 and you have 240, I think the unit will use the electricity it needs, so that won't matter. I am not an electrician or anything, but pretty sure that makes no difference at all. J
1019899
No, but many power supplies are available that will make it work with 240v. Just be sure the line voltage plug and the coaxial output plug match your device, and that the supply will supply enough current to power this device.
734535
Just looked at the unit. And while it identifies it as 120v, it does not specify 240v. I presume this implies it is not 240v compatible.
634398
Hey! It's a pleasure to answer you... Well, I just checked and the charger is bivolt! So, no problems with 240V
1785385
The one I own ia 110v Don't know if they make a 240v Might have to check the manufactures website.
979096
It is not a voltage adapter, so if your equipment is not rated for 240v, it will likely be fried
1681493
The smart series 5000 that comes with a travel case is able to use the 240v, I don't know that the others do.
490650
Well it does have a 240v output on it and for most electronic items that would be fine in the U.S., as the actual end voltage could drop as low as 220 by the time it reaches the device, but I'd do some checking into what it is exactly that you want to hook up to it first as that would be the defining answer.