Can we run fans of 220-240v ( India) capacity ?
2070939
The one I purchased plugs into the 2 prong outlet and has a 110 or 220 slide switch on the back. it runs 110 fine along with 220. you can not plug power strips in it pops the fuse breaker but you can plug in extension cord. I don't think it will do 240- but I have never ran anything on the 220 side. hope I helped .
1547590
Since I don't know what the voltage in India is, I don't know. However, I have been over to England many time and to use a 110vAC appliance there we had to get a step-down converter to change the 240vAC down to 120.
307727
Yes, but keep in mind that they just convert the plug type, they don't dial down the voltage. It is 220v over there, and 110v over here. Look in what ever you are plugging in and look at the input range. Should say 110v to 220v. I lugged in a little desk fan for white noise, and the little guy overloaded and blew up. It was awesome . Best to avoid that though...
2072474
This is a computer fan - not a fan that you would use for, say, cooling a room, so you wouldn't be hooking it up to a standard 120V A/C plug. You would need to hook this to an A/C to D/C converter of some kind (like a computer power supply) that provides between 5V to 13V D/C output.
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.
501273
Yes it is possible....all USB standards are 5 volts....and that's what these fans are wired as. If you need a regular 12v fan, they sell similar ones having a 12v input having typical computer molex connectors....then you need some kind of power supply that provides 12v instead (like all the lines of a computer power supply)....they sell a transformer that has an output of 12v for this purpose as well.
2131588
Pretty sure these are made for 120V power supply though they may make a 220-240 version. Here is a link to their Installation specs. http://www.solerpalau-usa.com/Brochures/Residential_Light_Comm/Inline%20Fan%20Options%20Brochure.pdfVersion. It is a great product. I have one servicing two bathrooms and another for my Multimedia/Home Theater cabinet. Love them!
1207595
120 volts (as listed in the product description, NOT 110 volts). You would have to buy a model which supports 240 volts. This model will not work in India.
857989
The internal fan is very quite but not up to the task of high loads (20+ amps) for long periods. I hooked a 120mm 12v computer fan up to the terminals and just place it on top of the unit with the fan pulling air through the power supply and out the fan. I can touch the rear heat sink now when I have heavy loads, before it was way to hot. 12 volt computer fans can handle voltage from 6-15v just fine. Just a tip.
1552473
Dear Dale, what is the current rating of the fan? the converter can supply 3A maximum. Beware that you cannot exceed the input voltage (40V). 36 VDC is fine if the source doesn't generate spikes above 40V. A 12 gauge wire is massive, much more than you need for the 3A this converter can supply. Again, I have no idea if it is enough for your fan. Regards, Jorge
1719688
Westinghouse makes a similar product for European consumption that is a 240 volt model. You can find it on the UK web site for amazon. http://www.amazon.co.uk/Westinghouse-Frequency-Control-Ceiling-Fans/dp/B003U6SN14/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1418057599&sr=8-2&keywords=westinghouse+remote To the best of my knowledge the product is not available stateside.
64349
Well, I googled a picture of a 220V outlet, and it has 3 holes, whereas the plug on this fan is standard 2 prong, so I assume an adaptor would be necessary. Directions included with fan just state it's for use in a standard 120V AC, 60Hz outlet. They recommend against plugging it into any extension cords or surge protectors, to reduce risk of fire hazard. I'd suggest contacting their customer service dept directly at: producthelp@laskoproducts.com
1719689
Westinghouse makes a similar product for European consumption that is a 240 volt model. You can find it on the UK web site for amazon.http://www.amazon.co.uk/Westinghouse-Frequency-Control-Ceiling-Fans/dp/B003U6SN14/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid;=1418057599&sr;=8-2&keywords=westinghouse+remoteTo the best of my knowledge the product is not available stateside.
2065406
I would say it is possible. If it was me I would just cut off the plugs. Strip the wires, then solder and shrink wrap to insulate. Of course the amp rating of the power adapter needs to be a little higher than what the fan needs. (at least) And being DC, polarity needs to be correct. Make sure the adapter has a DC output, not AC. Hope that helps.
167401
I think it should be possible as long as the appliance doesn't pull too much amperage. If you can plug the fan into a normal wall outlet (14AWG) it should probably be fine. You can use the jumpers to either turn on when it reaches a certain temperature, or turn off when it gets below a certain temperature.
287464
Unfortunatly no, I have just order it recently and discovered it doesn't support the 240v.You can try amazon.co.uk
699484
Yes you can. I have been running it in 220v since I got it and have not had any problems.