Is this dual voltage? If not, is there any Denon receiver that supports 220V?
321193
Not dual voltage. 110 vac only. I dont know if there are any Denon receivers that are.
321194
The Denon AVR- 1513 5.1 User Manual for U.S. only lists 120 V, 60 HZ. They probably have a European Model with the higher voltage.
321195
No........ Dual voltage not necessary. What you need to be aware of is 60 cycle current US, and 50 cycle Asian, and Europian...
377374
Sorry jay its all packed up in the storage. But as i have said. Its 110 in my recollection thats why i had to use an AVR with 110 converter bec. my voltage is 220v
408109
Yes it is dual voltage, you will need an adapter which you can find for just a couple of dollars on Amazon. Erin Http://www.rylees.co.u
1933000
I thing it not dual voltage.if you buy it in us and canada 110 but you buy it on asia and erupe work with 240 acept Japan that work with 100
192390
Hi. they don't make dual voltage. You will need a good power inverter. thank you
103265
Just checked the adapter that came with mine. Input is 100-240V so, to answer your question I would say yes it is dual voltage.
60356
It does not matter 110 or 220.it will not last.google it.you will see many Onlyo receiver with HDMI board problem with no sound.
230797
Hello. you can look at the following link and download the manual denon;http://usa.denon.com/US/Product/Pages/ProductDetail.aspx?CatId=2011IncommandReceivers(DenonNA)&PId;=AVR3312CI(DenonNA)
935957
Hi, this Sony Home Theater System requires power of 120 V AC, 60hz. It means that this unit is not a dual voltage. -Ely
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A converter would be needed, but you would have to make sure that the converter would be capable of handling the wattage that the receiver be using. At 120v 60 Hz it can draw up to 390 watts. Many converters will not handle something that uses so much wattage. It is possible that the additional cost of a converter that would handle the power requirements would negate most of the savings on the unit itself. The other thing you should check into is weather purchasing through Amazon in the US would enable warranty coverage where you live. This is a discontinued model and that is a large part of why pricing is discounted as much as it is. While Denon makes reliable products, I don't think I would want to take a chance on the potential warranty issue. There may be other sources in your country that would be offering discounts on a 240v model that would not need what may be an expensive converter.
748602
Not sure what you you mean by dual voltage? It plugs into a 120 volt household receptacle...
1252763
I would have to say no. Equipment made for the USA is 120V not 240v. You should check directly with Denon about getting a suitable unit for Australia. Good day mate !!
1502989
I bought this region free bluray player and asked for the voltage to the seller, and this was his response: "We already have listed this model DMP-BD60 available which works on both 120 and 220 volt system. You can check it out on our amazon listing.Thank you,Sales8222"I hope it helps
1041921
My answer is, unfortunately, a non-answer; I really don't know. I'm quite certain that the instructions received with the instrument made no mention of dual voltage capabilities.
732745
All US models operate on 120v- you'd need to purchase a compatible receiver model from the ONKYO International website- as their models do operate on 220-240v. Any unauthorized modification of he receiver's power supply will directly void the manufacturer's warranty. Although it is not recommended by Onkyo to do so for performance standards; using a voltage converter to provide power to the receiver is an option- but can cause potential and permanent damage of the internal components of the receiver.
334430
From my experience with most of the Sony devices I bought from the USA, they support dual voltage. Specific to this product, I guess "Sony DVD player owner"s reply answers this question.
1062637
I don't know what dual voltage is. It is made for American electric outlets.