I just received this item in the mail. I need to bring it with me to Italy, but it doesn't look like it supports the 220V input... is that correct?
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The power supply input only support 120VAC/60hz. You will need transformer that converts 220VAC to 120VAC and an adapter plug. Please go to an electronic store in Europe for more info. Failure to this may damage the mixer power supply. Hope it helps.
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Hi, i bought that one, i live in Lima, Perú and here we have 220v and it works ok, it's a little more expensive, but other wise you must to have always a big convertor, so its better to have the 220v
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I personally have not had the chance to take it back to Europe yet but I have taken back a lot of equipment such as my Numark 4trak turntables and other devices which have not had any issues regarding voltage differences that are found in European outlets versus American outlets. I cannot guarantee anything but I really don't think you will need a transformer to convert the power.
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Dear Giommetti,Thanks for asking us.It works on 220V.Waiting for your order.Beyondtrade
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This adapter does support 220v input as well, though it is not written on the adapter itself. Here is what I did to confirm- 1. I have a 220V to 110V converter. It went bad so its converting from 220V to 156V. 2. Output of the adapter with converter gave me 6.3V DC3. I directly plugged adapter into the 220V supply and found adapter's output is still 6.3V I think if I had 110V, that would have also gave me 6.3V DC as output.After this I have plugged my cordless phone directly to 220V supply with the adapter and its been 4 days and I have not seen any issue with the phone. Its working normally. This adapter does support 220v input as well, though it is not written on the adapter itself. Here is what I did to confirm- 1. I have a 220V to 110V converter. It went bad so its converting from 220V to 156V. 2. Output of the adapter with converter gave me 6.3V DC3. I directly plugged adapter into the 220V supply and found adapter's output is still 6.3V I think if I had 110V, that would have also gave me 6.3V DC as output.After this I have plugged my cordless phone directly to 220V supply with the adapter and its been 4 days and I have not seen... » Read More This adapter does support 220v input as well, though it is not written on the adapter itself. Here is what I did to confirm- 1. I have a 220V to 110V converter. It went bad so its converting from 220V to 156V. 2. Output of the adapter with converter gave me 6.3V DC3. I directly plugged adapter into the 220V supply and found adapter's output is still 6.3V I think if I had 110V, that would have also gave me 6.3V DC as output.After this I have plugged my cordless phone directly to 220V supply with the adapter and its been 4 days and I have not seen any issue with the phone. Its working normally. « Show Less
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Glad to have found this discussion. I also saw the downloadable manual which says it must be plugged into 110v outlet. The rep I just spoke to at Philips said the same thing... though he was just going by the info in the manual too.I have seen numerous comments from people on product reviews around the Net saying it will take 110 to 240v. Some people say it won't.My question is this: is there anyone else in this discussion (other than Nathan and Serghei) who received a 110-240v adapter? Also, M.Lee, does your (now dead) adapter say "110v input only" on it? When did you by it, and where from?Thanks folks. I travel a lot, and most countries I go to use 240v, so I am keen to figure this one out. Glad to have found this discussion. I also saw the downloadable manual which says it must be plugged into 110v outlet. The rep I just spoke to at Philips said the same thing... though he was just going by the info in the manual too.I have seen numerous comments from people on product reviews around the Net saying it will take 110 to 240v. Some people say it won't.My question is this: is there anyone else in this discussion (other than Nathan and Serghei) who received a 110-240v adapter? Also, M.Lee, does your (now dead) adapter say "110v input only" on it? When did you... » Read More Glad to have found this discussion. I also saw the downloadable manual which says it must be plugged into 110v outlet. The rep I just spoke to at Philips said the same thing... though he was just going by the info in the manual too.I have seen numerous comments from people on product reviews around the Net saying it will take 110 to 240v. Some people say it won't.My question is this: is there anyone else in this discussion (other than Nathan and Serghei) who received a 110-240v adapter? Also, M.Lee, does your (now dead) adapter say "110v input only" on it? When did you by it, and where from?Thanks folks. I travel a lot, and most countries I go to use 240v, so I am keen to figure this one out. « Show Less
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I'm sorry! I was unable to find out whether it works on 220 or not. It is a good question because I will be doing a month long European trip this summer!
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My system is shipping at this moment to Europe. I will let you know as soon as it will arrive over there.Just installed the system. Although 110 V is mentioned on the box, the system is working with 110 AND 220 Volt, 50/60 Hz. Mine is installed on a 220V and works just great.
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Yes, as long as you have the adapter for the Italian outlet. I am very happy with my power strip. Taking it to South America with me.
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I very much doubt it. It is made for U.S. power which is 110. I think if you want it for use in Italy, you would have to buy it in Europe where they have 220 volts.
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yes it supports 220V i was afraid like you and contacted the seller and they said it doesn't and i need to use a power brick that supports 220v but when it arrived and i un-boxed it the power brick was written on it 110-220v / 50-60Hzand i am using it right now
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So do I have to get a transformer to plug it in for the 220v or can I just get a plug adapter and plug it into that? I am stationed in Italy and don't live on base, so all my outlets are 220v.
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Hi, i think so. I have an adapter kit that I keep in my suitcase for this reason. But I travel to France and can't remember what the prongs are like in Italy. I think they may be similar. Sorry I can't give you a definite answer.
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I recently purchased and used this converter in France. It worked well there, but I am not sure about Italy.
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This works great in Europe. I just returned from Italy. There should be an adapter in your box that you will plug your flat Iron into then their funky socket. The other thing is to switch to 220volt (off of 110v). And that's it!! You don't need a converter thanks to it being built in. This was a great purchase.
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Hello Tommaso...my charger indicates 110/120 volt only. Not sure I understand your question about a converter...my charger indicates .6 amp load so small converter would work. Hope this helps; we have been to Italy twice and loved it.