This TV. Does it serve Spain? What is the voltage hold? Does it vary from 100v to 240v? I need to know if it works between 220 and 240v. That is the voltage of Spain. Or if I'm going to need a power transformer.
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Yes, you can use it Spain. the voltage for this monitor is: 100-240VAC, 50/60 Hz.
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I asked this question also and this is what Samsung tech said, "If you purchase the unit within the North American Territories, it will only have support for NTSC/ATSC/QAM broadcasting systems and only 100v-127v 60Hz power. Since the NA TVs will not accept a PAL signal (or higher voltages), you will not only need a converter for the broadcast, but also for the power if you would like to use the TV in a PAL country."
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According to the owners manual, (http://service.us.panasonic.com/OPERMANPDF/TCP55VT50.PDF), "The Plasma TV is designed to operate on a 120 V AC, 60 Hz service." Whether it would work properly on 50Hz is not stated and I wouldn't risk it without testing it first. The US standard is 60 Hz.
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It will all depend on how the power supply in your TV was designed. Some power supplies will accept a voltage that is 0.5 volts low, but not all will. It depends on how much you value your TV. If it were me, I would not risk using my laptop adapter. You might harm both the adapter and the TV. Better to by a 90 or 120 Watt adapter here.
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Carefully check the label near the power plug on your TV again. The information may be moulded into the plastic on the back of the set. You might need a magnifying glass and a flashlight to read it. Very few electronic appliances made today will only work on 120/60 power. They almost all use switching power supplies, which will run on 120-240V 50-60 Hz.
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Hi, I tried that as well, got a response which basically pointed me towards some FAQs which didn't answer the question.I ordered one when I was in the US, and the voltage seems correct, so it should work with just a normal adaptor, but I haven't tried it yet. I think it's 110-240V.
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Well, the stated input voltage is 100-240 V. A message on the transformer states "Read the instruction manual for use outside of the USA", but then no explicit mention is made in the manual except that you'll need an adapter for the different prong style. Sounds like you'll be fine using this overseas.
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This unit is a 120 VAC 60 HZ model and won't work in Spain without a step-down transformer. The spec sheet shows that it will run on 50 HZ. They do sell 230 VAC 50 HZ models as I found one for sale at an Australian web site. Hope that helps!
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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 called Seiki customer service, they state that the TV is 220V compatible and no adapter is needed, HOWEVER, you should be aware that some countries, such as England, that use what is called PAL may not transmit the picture correctly through a DVD or cable box. If you have further questions, you can call their customer service number toll-free at 855-697-3454.
1970380
HI, dear friend. Thanks for visiting my store.We have EU Power plug for this camera.It is support 100-240VPlease don't wrong about it.Any need, please feel free to contact me, I will reply you at the first time.Best wishes !
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Ben,My guess is that most TV's nowadays do both 110 and 240 v ...Lior,I just ordered it. What convinced me is that the reviews for other Toshiba TV's (both LED and LCD) are all over 4 stars... I also saw that it is going up in the bestselling TV's ranking on amazon, so I was worried t might get sold out. This deal with free 3-D blu ray and 3-d glasses, free shipping and the exta 20% discount coupo I got in the mail just made it an amazing offer!
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Absolutely John. I have used it in Germany, Australia and Japan without issues. (Don't forget to adjust the Hertz from 60 to 50 if need be for the TV. The power supply auto adjusts.) Greg
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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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we need to check if the TV has this option, World Wide Voltage Supply AC 100-240Vi didn't check that in my TV, sorry if i don't answer your question
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The simple answer is yes, it works on 100-240V and AC 50/60Hz. However it ships with a power cord based on the country in which it's purchased. So if you buy one in the US and want to use it in Europe, you'll need a plug adaptor (not a transformer, just the adaptor which you can get from Amazon, Radio Shack, etc.)
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On the back of the tv it says 100-240v~50-60HZ 2.0a. Love this tv works great!