power adapters: Do the 2 power adapters (for the handset and the router) support 110-220V input, or only 110?
515880
I just checked the power supplies and the both for base station and phone charger are only 120V adapters with the output of 7.5 V. Besides this stuff requires access to the internet router (Ethernet not wireless) and it may not be useful for travel purposes.
161574
Check the power cords or bricks for your devices. Most these days say they have a range from 110 to 220 or 240. As long as they say that, you do not need a power converter. You only need the plug adapters, like this one. We brought 2 iPhones, an iPad, a laptop, an electric shaver, and a camera battery recharger -- all had that listing on the plug or power adapter or brick (110-220 or 110-240). As long as they are good up to 220 you are fine.
101021
It is 110-120 V AC 60 Hz only. I have the same issue, I reside in a country with 220-240 V standard. What I did initially is used a 220 to 110 step down converter, I placed the main unit and another handset next to each other, I added another 220-110 in another place of the house and placed another handset. I also have the range extender with the same issue. For a better solution I ordered 5 (220V AC Adapter for Panasonic 5.5V Phones) here from Amazon. (http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00757X5DA/ref=ox_ya_os_product) I am awaiting for the shipment to arrive.
288958
The PowerAll is 110v/220v without selectable voltage. You can use this safely on whatever voltage your country uses without any worries of harming your device. Just choose the right adapter for your wall plug.
1400459
I don't think this phone will work on 220 V. The power adapter marked as "Input: 120 V ~ 60Hz 100 ma, Output base station: 5.5 V 500 ma, Output additional phones: 4.8 V 160 ma.Sure it will work if you get some 3rd party 220V adapter with the same outputs.
499474
The power input is DC 12volt, 1.5 amp so long as you supply the correct voltage it shouldn't matter where it comes from, either a UK 240 volt adapter or a 120/240, 0.5 amp voltage adapter. I bought a refub unit with strangely no serial number so I would need help from Netgear to update it. If you buy a full price one you won't have that problem and can update to software
1152382
You just need a prong converter, not a power converter. I have used mine in Asia twice. The adaptor uses 110 or 220 as with most.
1370676
It does not indicate on the electrical plug if you can use 240 volts, so I'm not sure if you would need a power converter, but you would definitely need an adapter unless your electrical is the same as ours. We use 110 volts here in the US. I don't think I can recommend this item since it did not work very well for us. We bought one from Amped Wireless on Amazon and it works very well!!! I'm sure that if you buy it and it does not work, Amazon will let you return it. We tried to like ours for too long, so we didn't try to return it.
1953187
not unless you have a 220 volt power adapter that converts to the router power requirements.
729292
It all depends on the wall adapter, as long as the wall adapter can be plugged into a 220v outlet and has an output of 5v 1-2amp. So check the adapter and you will find some very small print, if it says "input:110-220v..." if it does then your good.
759485
I did not use it outside US. But based on the description on the back of the power adapter it should support 100-240V input.
1251959
I plan to use this phone outside the US and was wondering if the power supply units are 110V only or international voltage compatible (110-240V)? I need answer of above question; if someone will reply, i really apprecite and buy onethanks
579254
Yes, I am using this TAB in India with 220V. Its working with wifi but couldnt work with 3G dongle. It shows "authentication failed"
506274
Ours worked on 220. These days most phone power supplies are 100-240 50/60 hz in.
875508
O.K., Here goes... My power adapter model # is: JY-05200. Input 100-240v 50-60Hz 0.3 amp max. ouyput: 5V...2.0A. Hope this helps!
617337
my adapter is labeled INPUT 100-240v, 50/60 Hz, which is OK for 220v power.
1840919
Yes. As per Netgear power adapter, it supports 110- 240 input voltage, ~50/60 Hz.