Does this have a power consumption of 110 to 240v
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General specifications MSR400 Speaker type Bi-Amp 2-way powered speaker Frequency response -10dB 50Hz-20kHz Nominal coverage H 90 V 40 Components LF 12" (30cm) cone HF 1.75" (4.4cm) voice coil compression driver Output power LF: 225W, HF: 75W Maximum output level (1m; on axis) 121dB SPL I/O connetcors XLR-3-31 type, XLR-3-32 type, Phone Processors EQ (Low: +/-3dB; 55Hz, High: +/-3dB; HF) Power consumption 110W Flying and mounting hardware 2x M8-17 Pole socket 1x 1-3/8 inch Dimensions W 406mm; 16in H 652mm; 25-5/8in D 351mm; 13-7/8in Net weight 23kg; 50.7lbs Accessories Owner's manual, AC power cord So the answer is 110. here is yamaha's site to look upi the Msr400 info....http://www.yamahaproaudio.com/global/en/products/speakers/msr400/features.jsp#1000827 I have the 100's and 250's - couldn't be happier - Mike
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Not that I am aware of. You could visit with your local Yamaha dealer to discuss this further. Why do you potentially need a 240V? Maybe that is the only option at a certain venue? Mike
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I think it does support 240V, because the power plug says on the back input 100-240V.
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Yes the voltage is listed as 100-240v on the back label (in very small print).
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It is not specified. However you can figure it out by the information on the AC Adapter: INPUT (AC): 100 - 240V = 4,4 A OUTPUT(DC): 19,5V = 16,9 A In stand by mode it consumes 0,41W/h I hope this helps !
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I don't know. I use 120V, as is routine here in the U.S.. I haven't tested it with 240V. Good luck.
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POWER Voltage 100-240VAC (Auto Switching), 50/60Hz (universal) Consumption 235W (typ) / &lt;1W (stand-by mode)
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It runs full voltage. Mine is 120v. It's wired like a regular inline switch. Not sure if it's rated at 240 though.
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Yes it does the power cord sticker shows that it will take 100 - 240 volts.
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Power Requirements:AC 100 - 240VAC, 50/60Hz.It does have a switch where you can change from 110V to 240V.Check Site Belowhttp://www.wadia.com/ContentsFiles/151PowerDAC_Manual_Print_10-27-10.pdf
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No. It's set for 110~120 VAC. You would need a voltage converter in order to use 240 VAC.
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it is rated for 120v 1kW (~8.3Amps) / 240v 2kW (~8.3Amps) So it will depend on which voltage you intend to use.
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The answer is actually that it operates on 120 Voltage (standard household voltage) and not on 240 Voltage, unless you use a converter (transformer).
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The model I purchased uses 120V (US) current. I don't know if a 240V model is made. Knowing the company's reputation I am sure they market the item for world-wide use.
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I believe the voltage rating is 120 volts. To do 240 v you would need an adaptor.
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Yes, the Power rating is 100-240 V AC, 50/60Hz three models are available: Plug type: &#9702; EU type: Two pins, 220 V - 230 V &#9702; US type: Two pins,120 V &#9702; UK type: Three pins, 240 V
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On the adapter there is written the following:INPUT: 100-240VAC, so yes, it does.
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The power source is normal 110V to 220V AC, not sure whether you asked this though.