Is this unit designed for traveller? Can the power supply be use at both 110 volt and 220 volt? Can it be operated by regular AA batterey?
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Answer here...The wand can be packed and used by a traveller; however, once folded (in half), it's about 10-12" long. I don't know if it can be used by both voltages. I'd have to look. Cannot be operated by batteries. It has a charger. Once charged you disconnect it, and use it anywhere. I have taken it on trips...packs easily in a suitcase or carry-on. It works GREAT. I don't travel without it. You never know about hotel rooms. I wand down the bedding, pillows, blankets, everything in the bathroom, phones, alarm clocks and sometimes, even the bathroom floor and carpeting right by the bed. I also use it at home in the bathrooms, kitchen, etc. to make sure they are clean. You can tell when it's working to kill bacteria - there is a bit of an ozone smell. This lets you know that it's working. I have pets so wand down the furniture occasionally. There are other models which are smaller, but it then takes 2-3 times as long to do the same amount of items. This model also kills all 3 types of bacteria whereas some models only kill 1 or 2 kinds. I feel that it's well worth the money. I've had mine for almost 2 years now and have not had any problems. I highly recommend it. Mary Ellen
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This product works on 0 volts and cannot be operated by regular AA battery. My broke within a month and I am very unsatisfied with the product as I used it only a few times before the batteries died and cannot replace it.
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Dear Customer,This item is only 110v. It will not work abroad.Thanking you,EWO
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No it uses 11-120 only. You can reduce the voltage with an adapter sold in any travel store. Probably even on Amazon.
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Hello, is correct, the two units can you use you battery and electric power. The adapter is 110-220
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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.
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Oh, bummer, it's 110 only. Could you get a small transformer? It also runs on 4 AA batteries, so maybe that's an option for you.
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No it is 110 volt only. If you want to go over seas with it you need to buy an additional transformer/adapter.
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110 but can't u get some type of travel inverter or whatever they're called? I know they have something on the market for traveling abroad so we don't Burn up our appliances i.e. hairdryers curling irons electric razors things like that, so I know they have something available for that.
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I would NOT recommend plugging it into a 220 volt outlet as this unit is designed for a 110 volt system.
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I use it on 110v, but I assume a transformer (the type purchased by travelers) would easily allow it to operate on 220v.
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No, it doesn't have dual voltage - not particularly light for travelling either
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Don't know the answer, we use 110 & would guess that would be all. I am sure you could get an overseas adapter for us it would be worth the investment as we use ours every day.
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I wish I could help with that question. I know that we own a kit for power adapters when we travel. Perhaps you could look in to that.
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Chester,I looked at the supplied AC to DC transfomer for the battery charger and it's rated only for 110VAC. However, the output is a 18VDC at 1100mA; so you could get a replacement transformer for use in a country for 220VAC.Derek
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The one I have is 110 only - you would need a travel voltage converter for 240.
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The power supply plugs into any standard electrical outlet (110-115 V). I have not tried using the hub as a bus-powered device.
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I can't speak to either on personal experience. Specific locations may vary within a country. Try <www.walkabouttravelgear.com> as one source of information for adapters world wide. Refer to their " world-wide electrical index". Do be sure to check your appliances for compatibility with 220V power. That is a universal in Africa. Most new appliances are, but will burn up if they are not. Transformers and converters are available, and not cheap for reliable ones.