Will this work in New Zealand (220v-240v)? I accept the plug will be different but wondered what power supply it has. Will it do both 110v and 220v?
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Yes, it's dual voltage and comes with a range or power adapter plug ends. I purchased mine from here and use it in Australia.
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Hmm, I got the answer. Check the review by MF on September 10, 2011. He wrote: "Un-fortunately I didn't have the chance to try it all, it doesn't work with 220V used in Australia & was damaged immediately ( my mistake I didn't remember to check)" Even I bought this and I'll have to get a step-down transformer before using it in 220-240 V countries.
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(This message is from the manufacturer) Thanks for asking ahead! The power adapter is rated for 100-240V (input), so it will handle the different input voltages world-wide. But note that physically, it's a US-style two-prong (NEMA 1-15) plug - so you'll just need a plug converter to make it fit the different international plug styles. Hope that helps. Thanks again!
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US has a power surge input of 110v, Australia has the highest one globally with 240v. If it does not work it will burn your device. I bought one in the US and I live in Europe which has a current of 220v. I was advised to buy a power convertor. Something that converts to an output of 9v 700mA. Any electrical shop will have that. Having said that, when I opened the box of the Leap Pad 2 Power I bought for my son the AC adaptor that comes with it says Input 100v - 240v and the leaflet that came with it lists the different currents for US/Canada, UK/Europe and Australia/NZ. I am thinking it comes prepared for all these countries but it does not state this clearly so I still have doubts. I am going to research more but the safest bet is to buy the power convertor which should be no more that 20 ozzie dollars.
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That's right. I live in Australia where the input voltage is 220. I think the same is 110 or 120 in USA. Would this system work in Australia? Does this system has in built adaptor?
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Worldwide Usability:This unit works with 100-240v AC power so it will work worldwide, you just have to adapt the plug to what your region is!
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I'm in NZ too, just buy a simple voltage adaptor from Jaycar, I have several and they're available for different wattages so you can choose the right one for the mixer. But you'll not be able to sell this if you ever want to, regulations in NZ prevent sale of items that are not 240V. I had Trade Me remove a Bose radio 110V I was selling.
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The input voltage is 120V ~ 60Hz 0.68A. The Input Power is 33W. The Output is: 22.5VAs I am in New Zealand with 240-220 voltage, I have bought a step-down Transformer, 50W with 240V - 115V.By Power TechPlus N287. Model Cat.MF -1091. Does this help?
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On the back of the unit, it does say 110-220v , probably indicates its 110v and 220v compatible, it originaly came with a 110v cable which i exchanged for 220v cable(difference being the plug) works on 220v for me. So yes it does support both
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Hello Ann! Thank you for your interest in our BioGS 2.0 air purifier. This air purifier is made for the US and Canadian market, so it is not suitable for 220V outlets. If you purchased within the US or Canada and wish to take the air purifier to New Zealand, you will need to purchase a transformer.If you have any other questions, please let us know.Have a wonderful day!Regards,Olivia RayaRabbit Air Team
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This model I ordered is 110V only. It does not have a transformable power supply built in like many new electronics do. I had to buy an external voltage transformer to use it in New Zealand which is 220v and 50 Hz. It works great.
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Worldwide Usability: This unit works with 100-240v AC power so it will work worldwide, you just have to adapt the plug to what your region is!
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I use mine in NZ, 240v. Comes with as external power adapter with figure 8 style socket, so you can use a local power cord, eg I use my PS3 power cord. Muz
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Hi Michael! The power supply IS multivoltage. I bought it in USA and use it in Argentina @ 220v. However, the prongs on the plug may not suit the socket, but they are interchangeable. Happy New Year! Regards
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Mine specifies 120v, as opposed to something that says 100v - 240v, so I would assume that it would not support 240v.
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I work mine with 110 volts, I dont think it works with 220. however you can find the manual online and it gives you the required info..
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This is the right adapter for US devices to plug into Australia/New Zealand power outlets - I've used many of them myself in Australia. But remember it does not convert the power. Some devices (e.g., hairdryers) will also require a transformer to convert the local power to something the device can handle, otherwise it will burn out (danger!). US devices are built for 110 or 120 volt input, while NZ will be supplying at 220 or 240 volt. Read the fine print on your device's power supply cord or owner's manual to see what type of voltage the device is expecting. Other devices (e.g., laptops and mobile phones) are more flexible and accept 110 to 240 volt input, so you'll only need the plug adapter for those devices, but read up on your models to be sure. In short, use plug adapters for physically getting your plugs into the outlet, but also take a 240 to 120v transformer (step down transformer) for any devices that expect 120v input when the supply is 240v. Happy travels!