how many volts is it suitable for uk
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This unit is marked as "120Volts - 60HZ. The UK is setup like most of Europe with 240Volts - 50Hz.
1762437
It has dual power 120v -240v. I am using it here in New Zealand which we have 240v. I'm not sure the voltage in England. I have bought the plug because prong is different.
2071999
No. It's powered, and UK wall power is different. With the appropriate converter, however, it would be fine.
844369
If its a 240V rating it's probably a 150watt unit but if its a 115V unit its more likely to be a 300 watt unit. The most important item for UK use is that it is a 240v unit.I have some of the latter if required. they are the MT 1009a part No. on E bay -TouchLamp Lighting control for 240V UK Mains supply (331170361817) Roy Wiggins
946663
I am very sorry, nut the one I have charges and can on 115 volts wiich is the voltage here.Anthony Ternent
461156
I would suggest that you follow the manufacturer's statement. The recommendation is 110 volts. You should stay with that. Best wishes, Henry.
1174381
I do not think so. Primary voltage is 110 to 120 volts. I believe England is 240 volts.
2052414
I honestly don't know. I already threw the box away so I don't know exactly how many volts it is. Sorry.
186616
I was raised NOT to plug any electrical appliance into a different voltage outlet. With that knowledge, and if it were me, I'd order the one appropriate for the UK. Sam, I wish you the best of luck on your new USpicy 18W UV light. I LOVE the fantastic, professional, long lasting manicures I get from mine. Sincerely, Lin of Redding, CA
379637
Yes, the power supply says it can take 220 volts. But it only comes with a US format plug, so you'll need an adapter to plug it into what ever UK/European outlet you are planning to use.It's a great monitor system. I highly recommend it.
1977609
It's 110V. You can try the ones from amazon.co.uk if you want a 230V version.
179225
As far as I know, it only works with 110 V, but a 220 V version may be available on Amazon UK. Alternatively, you could use a converter.
1036290
Sorry, I don't have idea, we don't have this voltage in my house, I recommend you review with the model and look up this in internet.
1174298
I would not try to use it in Europe. Instead, I would buy a similar model that runs on the European voltage standard. Otherwise, you can ruin the device -- even with a voltage converter.
1094143
Check the voltage on your ac adapter's transformer. If it says like 110-240 volts (or something similar) then you are all set. Just think of your transformer as converting the voltage automatically. The only other thing you need to check for is if you need a plug adapter so that it'd fit in the electrical outlet in England. It'd just be a simple adapter.
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Not certain. I'm using 120VAC. There is absolutely no mention of acceptable voltages in the manual - I went looking. However, the unit input is 12v DC which usually means the "brick" can operate on world voltage. I can't find a definitive answer for you however.
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Mine came with an adapter for plugging into other electrical outlets than the U.S. standards, so I am assuming it will be ok in UK. I have not tried it to verify though.