I want to switch the voltage from 120 to 240 but I cannot get the voltage switch to move over to make the switch. Does anyone have a suggestion?
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I could not move the switch with my finger. I took the end of my scissors and with that, was able to move the switch.
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I'm not sure, but on my dryer there is a tiny "pin hole" in the switch. I would try inserting, perhaps the screw driver for glasses screw into the hole to move it over. (Be sure not to have it plugged in) Hope this works....Post if it does I would like to know.
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im pretty sure no but you can buy a voltage adaptor that plugs into your 240 outlet and converts it to a 120 voltage shop on line at parts express.com or find a electronic store and ask them this should work out for you
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can I assume you want to know if its 120 or 240 switchable? The units comes with its own AC to DC converter on the plug. The transformer says 100-240 volts AC at 50-60Hz input, and the unit takes 42volts DC output it's converted too. So Yes it can use 100-240 volts AC however your receptacle must be able to fit the units plug for 240VAC mine uses 120 and it fits perfectly. if your receptacle is the same as a 120VAC receptacle, even it its wired for 240VAC, then your good.Understand the power cord has its own voltage converter built into it.BTW the picture quality is Super Fantastic. much better than I had assumed it could do. can I assume you want to know if its 120 or 240 switchable? The units comes with its own AC to DC converter on the plug. The transformer says 100-240 volts AC at 50-60Hz input, and the unit takes 42volts DC output it's converted too. So Yes it can use 100-240 volts AC however your receptacle must be able to fit the units plug for 240VAC mine uses 120 and it fits perfectly. if your receptacle is the same as a 120VAC receptacle, even it its wired for 240VAC, then your good.Understand the power cord has its own voltage converter built into it.BTW the picture quality is... » Read More can I assume you want to know if its 120 or 240 switchable? The units comes with its own AC to DC converter on the plug. The transformer says 100-240 volts AC at 50-60Hz input, and the unit takes 42volts DC output it's converted too. So Yes it can use 100-240 volts AC however your receptacle must be able to fit the units plug for 240VAC mine uses 120 and it fits perfectly. if your receptacle is the same as a 120VAC receptacle, even it its wired for 240VAC, then your good.Understand the power cord has its own voltage converter built into it.BTW the picture quality is Super Fantastic. much better than I had assumed it could do. « Show Less
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John,The P4400 does not work with 240 volt appliances. It is designed for 115 volt and the maximum voltage is 125.See P4400 data sheet at http://ec1.images-amazon.com/media/i3d/01/A/man-migrate/MANUAL000010953.pdf
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Hi, Jay: Just make sure that the white wire from the switch is connected to the neutral (normally white) in the box and that the switch black wire is connected to the 120 volts coming into the box and the red wire from the switch is connected to the load (what you are switching): That would be the only thing I can think of to cause your problem is to have the black and red wire from the switch reversed.
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Set the input switch down (or toward the 120 setting). Plug it into your source. Plug your 100v appliance in on the other side (using the two-pronged outlets). Switch the unit ON. Switch your appliance ON. Should work.
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I would suggest using a separate converter adapter 240 to 120. I did not see these listed for any country but the United States.
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Well technically yes... But the electrical prong is different from ours here... And if you change it... It will work but you need to get a step down transformer to bring it down to 120 volts.... So it's just easier to buy a 240 volt unit... Much easier.
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the manual does make a mention of this. it says its 120 V. I tried contacting customer service, but they didn't seem sure too. i went ahead and ordered mine, and i checked the voltage, ITS 120 - 240 V..
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You may have wired the primary coil for 240V. Check the AC power leads again. If you have 2 pairs of different colored primary AC wires try pairing one of each color for 120V AC connection.
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The answer is actually that it operates on 120 Voltage (standard household voltage) and not on 240 Voltage, unless you use a converter (transformer).
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I checked, for 120V only, no switch or dual voltage, but weird thing is ( or maybe I'm just lucky), my girl friend bring it to Europe (London and Paris), it works with the 240V well.......
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My unit is rated at 120v, 270 watts & 320 va. Page 28 of the manual refers to a "General Model" that has a 120v/240v selector switch on the back of the unit. My model does not have that switch.
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The voltage can be switched between 120 V and 240 V. Don't know the wattage.
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mine are 110 and I don't see a way to change this via switch. mine is 2 years old.
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Good day, for my set up I am using 110 volt single phase supply from Grid and inverter output. Hence I switch line and neutral. I suppose for 220 volts set up you would switch between L1 and L2 on both supply. A provision is made for a common point for the neutral via a connection lug in the transfer switch housing.
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I have the same question. I just got this as a gift for my wife. I'm trying in vain to turn the switch to 250V since she will use it for overseas travel - 220V. Could she just plug it without voltage conversion?