can the lamp be used in Europe? (240vt)
1550912
At first, I answered, "I don't know", but I understand some appliances can be used with a converter. Have you tried contacting the manufacturer?
1550913
If you have an outlet adapter that has an output of 9 VDC at 600ma it would work if the banana connecectors matched. If you have the right output you can always cut off the connectors and splice the wires. The lamps are controlled with a variable control that converts the 9 vdc from the wall adapter up to as much as 24v for maximum LED intensity. I love it. Hope you have someone who can make it work for you.
1550914
I cannot recommend (even though I like the idea) this light since all the lights blew out way too soon
1550915
it depends on the voltage that is supplied by the power compant in a specific country. u.s. power is 110 volts ac, so check the available power voltage and plug configuration available 2u, u might need an adapter. this thing worked 4 me. gdlk 2u
1376745
The one that I have is 110/120 only. You would need a converter, (available) to operate it on 240 volts.
1914073
Yes, you can. I am using it over here at 240V, all I needed was to get my local 3-prong plug and used it in place of the one which they provided and it will work. There's nothing else you need to do.
239242
Yes, you just need a plug adapter (NOT a voltage changer) for use in Europe.
1406918
I don't know. I use 120V, as is routine here in the U.S.. I haven't tested it with 240V. Good luck.
2161417
Hello, and thank you for your question. Unfortunately, we would not be able to ship out the lamp to the UK. For more international information, please feel free to e-mail us at customerservice@lampsplus.com.
1625249
No, it is just US standards. You would need a minimum 1250 watt transformer to use it in Europe.
1340234
Not without modifications. The plug would need to be adapted as well as the bulb. They run 220VAC in Europe along with special outlet plugs. I happen to be sitting in a German Hotel right and am looking at one.
555508
Yes, it is rated for 90-240, and works fine in Europe. The only drawback I find is when I charge it it's like a bright night light on in the room. I'm sure you've noticed that. I car a bit of "electricians' tape" tape over the light to keep my room dark. Lewis W. Meredith, Lynchburg, VA
632488
Yes, though I haven't tried it myself at that voltage.I say so because I pulled the power plug out of the socket and looked at the label. "Input: 100 - 240 v, 50/60 Hz." The 50/60 Hz part suggests to me that they were trying to be compatible with European power.Hope this helps.Richard S (minor in EE)
1654260
Sorry, this one is 110V only. You may want to consider our LED light which could be used 110V-240V.
1163122
Most likely you would be fine to use 240vac input, this bulb has a step down transformer similar to the ones in phone chargers which all work in the 120/240 range, however the input range on this product is not specified, I would feel safe trying it @ 240.. Background in electronics..
1110242
I don't think so since Europe has 220 volt or watts instead of US 110 volts unless you use a transformer.
622258
If the Voltage is between 110V-220V,it's allright for Europe.The maximum diameter is 20mm,it can't be put in to a glass-tube max 20 mm.
523271
not safe - buy a converter. also aren't 240v plugs round for European outlets?
1844982
there is a European style plug included with the unit and it is rated for 240 volts
1108871
The product is marked 100-240 volts 50-60 HZ, should work. However I have never traveled to Europe so I'm not sure about there outlets. If they are the same as USA you will be ok.