Can I use this in SIngapore? our voltage is 240V
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actully because i bought it from usa i used it only with 110 v just like usa. but my sister already had same camera before me and she used it with 250 v and it works.
1521841
Yes I,ve send in europe and they work.all you need is plug converter which is an easy find
789262
Yes, it says 100-240v. Thats another reason I bought it. I want to use it in the Philippines.
1252765
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
1121455
I suppose you should be able to, if your power supply outlet happens to be 110V/60Hz. Else you may have to buy the 240V/50Hz version from Amazon.com (if available) or from Amazon in UK. A way around it is to have a voltage converted.
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Thank you for your interest in our products. Yes to use this in Singapore, you will need a plug adapter plus a step-down transformer. This product is powered by DC 12V or AC 110V.
1772226
Yes you can input 240V. Check here for data sheet, http://www.jameco.com/Jameco/Products/ProdDS/301938.pdf
1866671
The charger is labeled 110-240 vac, 50/60 hz and uses a non-polarized U.S. two-blade plug (NEMA 1-15). it would require a CEE 7/16 adapter or other appropriate plug used in Singapore.
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Yes the Lifestyle 535 is dual voltage so it will definitely work in Singapore.
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I opened the package for this question... The power transformer has a slide off two prong plug and I am assuming that a replacement plug may be attached to accommodate other voltages. The power transformer has written on it -- Input: 100-240V~ 50-60 Hz -- 0.5A Max --- Output: 12V - 1.5A, Center post + (Positive). I do not know data about Singapore electrical needs, but I assume if Singapore residential power is between 100-240V and you had the plug in adapter needed to slide on to the power transformer I'd say you were good to go, or Bob is your uncle. This is a good device, I have friends that use it to charge up their devices and love it. I opened the package for this question... The power transformer has a slide off two prong plug and I am assuming that a replacement plug may be attached to accommodate other voltages. The power transformer has written on it -- Input: 100-240V~ 50-60 Hz -- 0.5A Max --- Output: 12V - 1.5A, Center post + (Positive). I do not know data about Singapore electrical needs, but I assume if Singapore residential power is between 100-240V and you had the plug in adapter needed to slide on to the power transformer I'd say you were good to go, or Bob is your uncle. This is a good device, I have friends... » Read More I opened the package for this question... The power transformer has a slide off two prong plug and I am assuming that a replacement plug may be attached to accommodate other voltages. The power transformer has written on it -- Input: 100-240V~ 50-60 Hz -- 0.5A Max --- Output: 12V - 1.5A, Center post + (Positive). I do not know data about Singapore electrical needs, but I assume if Singapore residential power is between 100-240V and you had the plug in adapter needed to slide on to the power transformer I'd say you were good to go, or Bob is your uncle. This is a good device, I have friends that use it to charge up their devices and love it. « Show Less
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No I'm assuming you would need a power down converter 240v will fry the unit and probably even cause you some sort of harm
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I am afraid I cannot answer the question. I have two of these units, one in the US, which I bought in the US (110V) and one which I bought in Singapore and use in a second home in Malaysia (230V). I have been trying to establish whetehr these are single voltage or multi voltage and have not been able to learn the answer. Sorry
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Whats wrong with the voltage where you live.i have no problem using my own in my house.so why won't you ship to singapore
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The other answer was incorrect. The power supply says specifically that it will accept 100-240v. What you will need is a coverter plug for your specific country. The power supply plug converts the power to DC12V. It's like your laptop charger. You can plug it in anywhere. And yes, I have family in London and we plugged it in on their 240Volt system.
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No. It is 120v. Try lutron at asiasales@lutron.com. This is their Singapore office.
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No, you will need a converter from 240v to 120v and depending on the outlet you may need an adpter for that as well.
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You do need an adapter to step down from 230v to 110v, for it to work in Singapore
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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.