Does this accept 240 volts? I will be travelling to Australia and know that I will need an adapter but the adapter doesn't drop the voltage.
2000593
I am sorry Ryan but I have no idea. I bought that for my kid in college and I am not even sure he used it.
2000594
Yes,it worked in the U.K. Fine with 240 volts, so you will just need an Australian plug adapter for their socket fitting.
785467
We purchased this in Australia and plugged it in. Lights came on and after burning smell went out and it has not worked since. The answer is it DOES NOT work with 240V.
1630563
That seems to be what travel converters are designed for, so you should be fine. And you may not even need it, as the power brick mine came with seems to be rated for 100~240v input. Australia mains electricity is 240v, so even a simple plug adapter might work.If you want to be extra safe, use Amazon to contact QNIX. They were very helpful when I couldn't get my monitor working (I was using a DVI-I single link cable instead of the dual link cable that the monitor came with and requires to work). IIRC, they responded within 24 hours.
667145
Australia uses 240 volt 50 hertz. This model is 120 volt. I can call Kitchen Aid in Ohio to see if they sell them prewired for Australian use.
1855820
My guess is no. But, I'm pretty sure you can find a 240v model for use in UK or Aust. I recommend reaching out to the manufacturer. I bought one about 7 months ago and was able to replace a faulty motion sensor switch without running new wires. Thus was the perfect solution. Good luck mate,
1970962
I'm not sure. I live in the United States and traveled to Australia and it worked great. It I'd duel voltage so it should work. I love this flat iron! I loved it so much, that I purchased another one. Sometimes they stop making a favorite item and I wanted a back up just in case. I take this flat iron anytime I go somewhere it's such a convenient size and works great!
2221820
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.
623921
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.
427091
This will have a US 2 prong plug. It's rated for 120Volts, 50/60 Hertz. You may be able to use a transformer to drop the voltage from 220 to 120. However, my experience with transformers has never been good and a number of items have fried when I've travelled. I personally wouldn't risk it. Hope this helps.
1406875
This is the right adapter for US devices to plug into Australia/New Zealand power outlets - I've used many of them myself in Australia. But remember it does not convert the power. Some devices (e.g., hairdryers) will also require a transformer to convert the local power to something the device can handle, otherwise it will burn out (danger!). US devices are built for 110 or 120 volt input, while NZ will be supplying at 220 or 240 volt. Read the fine print on your device's power supply cord or owner's manual to see what type of voltage the device is expecting. Other devices (e.g., laptops and mobile phones) are more flexible and accept 110 to 240 volt input, so you'll only need the plug adapter for those devices, but read up on your models to be sure. In short, use plug adapters for physically getting your plugs into the outlet, but also take a 240 to 120v transformer (step down transformer) for any devices that expect 120v input when the supply is 240v. Happy travels!
533252
Yes we have a 240V version upon request. Please choose the offer from AmScope in order to request this voltage option, and we ship to Australia.
604204
The plug configuration is the North American U-Ground, rated for 120VAC. If you adapt it the Australian plug configuration and 240VAC you will likely blow the USB ports. Also if you planned to plug the larger Australian plug in, you would need too many adapters. If you are going to use it with a 240 to 120 auto-transformer to use it with 120 VAC devices, then it should be okay.
1036678
On the adapter there is written the following:INPUT: 100-240VAC, so yes, it does.
365936
That's right. I live in Australia where the input voltage is 220. I think the same is 110 or 120 in USA. Would this system work in Australia? Does this system has in built adaptor?
112902
Actually, I bought this while I was living in the US and I moved to Australia (where power is 230V). It worked fine (with a plug converter), and my Netgear adapter had '110V-240V', so I don't see any reason why it wouldn't work. Note that I got V2 of this-- I can't say anything about V1.
489806
This power adapter does not accept 240 volts. It can only be used with a standard usa 115 volt ac 60 hz receptable.
1733534
Unless your country has 120V, the input on this adapter is rated only for 120V input(no 220v or 240V)the output AC 12V 200ma (note this is AC, most of the power outputs give you a DC out)