Can anybody please tell me the voltage source of this tv. there must be a sticker behind it. Is it 110-220V?
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Shubham - it has 110-240 V AC, I just checked behind my just arrived TV. If you are thinking about taking this to India, voltage may not be a problem but NTSC-PAL thing will be?
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Hello,Can someone give me final answer if this Tv can work under 110-220V ?
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Hi, this Sony Bravia KDL70W850B uses an AC adapter which has a power requirement of 110-240 V AC, 50/60 Hz. It means that you may use it on either 110 V or 220 V. Hope this helps. -Ely
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My TV does not have a physical switch because it is for use here in the US of A. To may understanding from information derived directly from Vizio there is no physical voltage switch on these TV's. The 220 voltage is only available in countries outside the US. For example I lived in Germany for a while and every electrical product I bought, including kitchen appliances, there had a switch or came with a 220 to 110 conversion adapter with it. The same is true for Japan, and Europe as well as Australia. (888) 280-3390 This is the number you can call for further information. This Vizio is an awesome TV. Crystal clear for DVD, TV and of course Xbox 360 and Xbox One!
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120V, the cord is permanently mounted not allowing for adapters etc. I believe this unit has been discontinued as well. Check samsungusa.com/support
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Me too, I really need to know if it is 110v or 220vMy house has no power to 220volts, just 110vYou know where I could found this information? Thanks!
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The back of my set says only 100-120v; 50-60Mh! I think you will need a converter!
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Per the specs provided by Toshiba, the TV cannot run on that high of volts. Please see full specs at http://cdgenp01.csd.toshiba.com/content/product/pdf_files/detailed_specs/tv/58L9300U_spec.pdf
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Checked the TV and manual and it appears that it only works with 110/120 Volts
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christian, after reading this thread i also went ahead and bought it. it arrived today and as you mentioned it is 110-240V. didn't have the chance to try it yet but it looks well built. thank you once again for the tip.
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I think somebody else asked this question. I am using it in the United States, so I would say 110 voltage.
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Purchased TV is dedicated 110v outlet and has been using a converter. 220v is not supported.
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You'll need to get a voltage converter (according to the TV's specified watts) for scaling down 220V to 100-120 before it gets into the TV
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The TV is probably stating that the source being input is 1080p. It is definitely being down converted to either 720p or 1080i on the TV, however. PN42C450 and PN42C450B1D are one in the same - the different model numbers probably have something to do with the reseller you bought it from; possibly a tracking code slapped onto the back of the actual model number.
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From my father for whom I bought one: "I have not had any problem with electronics. That is our tv and our pc.One note- as I remember - when switched to 220 the 110 output is cut in half. Even if no 220 is being used. That reduces the output to 2200 watts . I try and only use 110 because generators don't like motor loads (high start current)."
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The user's manual lists only 120V 60Hz as acceptable power input, not 240V 50Hz, so there seems to be a fundamental power incompatibility. Also the EU broadcasts a different frame rate and uses PAL and SECAM standards (or has used in the past). See http://forums.pcworld.com/index.php?/topic/85590-hdtv-compatibility-europe-usa/ where the best advice seems to be sell / move / buy.
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The label says; INPUT: 100-240V AC 50/60Hz 0. 6A; OUTPUT: 12V DC 2.0A. If you want to see a picture you can try this link https://www.dropbox.com/sh/i0upig9z3zpfup0/AAAqJE5Hc4IcDv1RVGArCiJva#lh:null-0607141840.jpg
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Dear Customer,This TV is a 1080P TV, is 60Hz, and accepts voltages of 220-240v.
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Hello Natalya, Thanks for your interest. It shows that its a 120V/600W on the back. You can check out the pics on the listing. Let me know if you have any more questions. Thanks,