im in the philippines and the power here is 220-240 do you have amps for that or do i need a transformer
1543806
This amp is 120V so yes you would need to use a transformer to convert the 220/240V to 120V.
2015187
No you will not need a transformer. 220v is what we also have in the USA and the machine can run on 220v.Enjoy your illy! Victoria LA, CA
2044472
The unit comes with a transformer, it can be used 110-240volts. I hope this helps.
1743797
We are using it in South Korea... had to buy a transformer to use it here~. 110V, North American two-pronged plug.
1301393
I'm not sure. the adapter says 100-240vac but not sure. I know a friend took one to Thailand and it works fine there, but don't know what they run in Thailand. Sorry. :-(
626200
I use a cheap Transformer 230 to 120 Volt, 100 Watt. This was the most bargain Solution.
2024821
Just buy a stepdown transformer at least 2000 watts in the Philippines, we are 60hz the freq is a non-issue.
1191973
I haven't been there, but from what I can tell by my research you can just plug in your device as long as you have devices with dual input. The plugs over there are the same as ours, I thing, but with 220 voltage. Read here: http://www.bohol.ph/article68.html
2150276
Hello the voltage is 110V. I am in Brazil and needed to buy a transformer to use.
1191972
It should work in the Philippines, but only as a plug converter as indicated in other postings. The voltage converter is not working effectively.
2223936
Yeh, no one uses DC for "wall voltage." But this PowerGen will take any wall-voltage between 100 volts [AC] and 240 volts [AC], at either 50 or 60 Hz, and that covers everything that's available all around the world. All you'll need is an adapter so you can plug this in when you get to the Philippines. The adapter shall not have any electrical function, it's only needed to adapt the physical shape of the pins. On one side, the adapter will have prongs that plug into a Filipino socket, and on the other side it will have sockets that accept the American plug (such as on the PowerGen). Since it's just a physical adapter and not an electrical adapter, it should be very inexpensive. I'm having trouble finding a good picture on the internet of what Filipino plugs and sockets look like. Hopefully, you know. But, there are "universal" adapters that seem to take every plug in the world and convert it to every socket in the world, so you don't need something specifically just for the Philippines. The adapters have lots of pins, blades, and holes, and are sure to convert anything you need. Again, the PowerGen will take any voltage, it's just a matter of getting the pins physically converted so you can plug it in. Peace in the Philippines. Shoot a spitball at China for me; thanks.
383089
The voltage rating is 110-230v so you won't need a transformer as long as the voltage for the country you're in falls within that range (most do).
1408380
I live in the US and have 110 so I have no problem you would probably need a power converter.
1968756
The unit is a US standard 110v, so if your country's supply is not 110v you will need a converter.
2283035
I bought the iM600 in the US and it's 110-230V, so no transformer needed, just a simple $2 plug adapter.
913063
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1015424
If you purchase from a source in an area with 220 it should come wired for it, otherwise, you will need a transformer.