will this power strip work with110v and 220v?
352518
Nothing new from other responders, but I used mine in the UK on an un-converted 220 adapter, worked fine for my 220 adaptable devices. So yes, It handles UK/Europe/India power, as long as your devices will also do.
352519
Yes, it works on both 110v and 220v but it is NOT a voltage converter. I have had mine for 2-½ years and have used it in: China, Hong Kong, Japan, India, UK, Germany & Netherlands. No issues. The electrical cable is rated for 300v.
352520
I just received mine today. Bought it because the Monster Cable website said the electrical rating was 100-240v, 50-60 Hz. However, the unit I received is imprinted only 125 V, 60 Hz. Nothing mentions other voltage. I have a question in with Monster Cable customer service to re-confirm which is correct and I'll update this post when I get their answer. UPDATE: I received an email from Monster Cables Customer Service and they confirm this power strip "can handle 100-240 volts, 50/60Hz". So, while it does not convert power from 110 to 220 or vice versa, it will allow a dual voltage appliance to be plugged into it when the power strip is plugged into either 110 or 220. You will probably need a plug (prong) adapter for outlets in many countries outside the US.
352521
I don't see why not - but I wouldn't expect it to convert from 220VAC to 110VAC. Use the converter first, and you'll have 110VAC to work with.
352522
When I spoke with customer service at Monster they told me it was NOT dual voltage. The information on the product indictates it is 150 voltage.
352523
From the company website:Q: What are the specifications for the Monster Outlets To Go Power Strip - 4 Outlets?Asked on 2/28/2013 by Monster Customer1 answerCUSTOMER CAREA: Electrical rating: 100-240V, 50-60HzLength of attached power cord: 1 ft.Answered on 2/28/2013 by Monster Customer Support
352524
Works fine on 220V - using it very happily in China and, as all of my chargers can also handle 220V, I don't need a voltage converter!
1648291
Yes, at least the power brick is rated 100-240V, and 50-60Hz, so it should work at 220V, hope it helps
1285920
It should operate with any 12v power supply and LED strip. As long as you don't exceed the 12A rating you should be fine. An FYI though, this product is extremely unreliable. I purchased 2 and they both didn't work.
1515090
I work mine with 110 volts, I dont think it works with 220. however you can find the manual online and it gives you the required info..
1828880
I do not think you should use it with 220V. It is meant for 115-120. Be safe.
565220
The strip itself needs 12volts. You can use whatever power supply as long as the output is 12 volts (3 amp) , you would need to solder on the wires to the strip.
1481337
I believe it should work with a charger that converts power from 110 to 220
833342
it works with standard wall plug, which is usually 110. i believe it will also work with 120v
499798
I know it works on 110V - I have no idea about 220, but I seriously doubt it.
786407
Yes, it work. You just need to plug the power strip connector into an European plug adapter. I have used mine all over the world with no problems.
730963
I don't see why not since all it requires is AC power. The power strip gives the device what it requires. You should be good to go.
1683238
If you want to plug a 120v device to the powerstrip while the powerstrip is plugged to a 220v outlet, you need a voltage converter/adapter for your 120v device. As the picture shows, the powerstrip is designed to plug into round connectors.
1426550
120v.... There's is nothing in the instructions that states it can handle 220
518670
The strip worked well for me in Europe and on a river cruise with dual voltage appliances like my razor and IPad charger. I use a grounded european adapter plug to connect between the power strip and a wall outlet. Do not use 120 volt only US devices on 240 volt european current.
746850
This product does not have support for 220V, however a power adapter should work. The unit comes wired for a standard 110V US wall outlet (not grounded).
2209807
The one we purchased several months ago has a dual prong plug, voltage converter that states 110/220V. I have to assume that it will work with either voltage.
185457
It depends on the device. This Power strip just has universal ports, it doesn't change the power level at all. So, whatever comes out of the wall is what you get. The USA uses 110V so it might not be enough for your devices. Good thing is that they just won't work if you try. If you go the other way (110V device in a country that uses 240V) you will most likely fry the device.