Can this be used in Singapore with a 220v/240v 50Hz plug?
890703
There is an Asian version of this for 200-240 volts,but you will probably have to buy locally. Even though I live in Arizona I first came across this on a Korean TV show I was streaming. I also saw it just recently in a Thai cooking show.
890704
This juicer is the US model in 110 Volt 60 Hertz. It cannot and should not be used on 220 Volt/240V 50 Hz with any sort of converter/transformer as it will void any warranty, and will cause premature wear on the motor. An international model of this juicer is not available for sale from a US source at this time.
890705
Hello Sebastian, This unit is for 110/115V with 60 Hz. You can use converter but please note that warranty is for US and Canada Based customers only.
1707704
Yes, im now using this in Singapore. The 5port USB charger, charge my iPads, iPhones ans samsung note 3 without any problem , as the power 2 flat pin wall plug that come wth it you can get an adapter to mount it.
807330
Hi, i believe the 220V equivalent of the J8006 is J8226. I bought one on Amazon several months ago. I'm using it in Malaysia without any problems. I believe it should work fine in Singapore/NZ too. Make sure it's J8226!
2008879
no. and definitely wont work with 50 hz which is the frequency of most Asian countries. you'll need a converter with anything you buy in built to work in north america.
1434198
Yes this works in Asian countries. I bought it for Uganda where the voltage in 240V and it works very well.Best Regards, Moses Musaazi
1453683
On the back of the amplifier it says 110-120 volts AC, so I would assume you can't use 240 or 220, however it does allow 50 and 60 hz frequency.
695175
No. It is 120v. Try lutron at asiasales@lutron.com. This is their Singapore office.
1683239
YEs, you can use this in the Philippines and yes, it will take 120V also. You might need an adaptor though to plug into an outlet.
929680
Don't know if you got your answer yet. But I recently purchased one and shipped it directly to Malaysia through Amazon. I bought the additional adapter, even though I don't if the adapter is dual-voltage. It turns out that the AC adapter that comes with the tablet is dual-voltage, 110-240 W, 50/60Hz, which can be used in Malaysia. I suppose Singapore would use the same power input? My sister does have to get an adapter so she can plug in the US plug onto Malaysia power socket.
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It's 120vac. I do not know what Singapore uses. I know that most companies have alternate voltages for overseas use and they are mostly special order. Keep in mind that the frequency of Singapore's electrical supply may not be 60 Hz, as in the USA.
1191973
I haven't been there, but from what I can tell by my research you can just plug in your device as long as you have devices with dual input. The plugs over there are the same as ours, I thing, but with 220 voltage. Read here: http://www.bohol.ph/article68.html
499770
I'd say yes the plug says input 100-240vAc and 50-60hz. If your 220 is 50hz I'd say yes
832585
Yes, as long as the device accepts 240V current. This is not a voltage converter, just a plug head. Our PC and Android phone worked fine using just this part.
1961812
Yes, it works on both 110V and 220V, 50 and 60Hz. the prongs are US Style so you'll need an adapter. Worked well in US, Korea, Thailand, Philippines, and Germany.
1842942
Yes, I am using it in Australia with 230V/50Hz supply. Just needs a physical adaptor for plug to fit socket (Mine only came with US plug)
1447766
It states on the device that it can be used with 100 - 240 VAC 50/60 HZ., you would of course plug it into a US standard 110v to 220v adapter
945323
This unit only operates on 110-120V 60Hz power. It is not compatible with 220-240V 50Hz power. The manufacturer makes a model that is voltage specific 220-240V, but you will have to contact them directly for that.