Hi, I just read the product description that says - Time/Date Stamp, 100-220 VDC Switching Power Supply.. is the 110-220VDC switching correct?
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Hi Chan, We will explain it more clearly. The ihome itself has a switching power switch. But the original (natural) power cord is still a 110 plug for usa/canada customer. For customer outside of the usa/canada, they need to buy a "power convertor" 110v to 220v. Once you get the convertor, then you plug the ihome power 110 plug into your convertor and then switch to 220 voltage. So overall its compatible to switch to 220 voltage for customer outside of usa/canada but you still need to buy a POWER CONVERTOR 110-to-220. Thank You.
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I looked at the online manual(page 119) and it reads "power supply 100-240 VAC" IT IS ON PAGE 119 OF ONLINE MANUAL FOR EPSON 3210, 5210 AND 7210 . I would check this on manual or call epson to be sure. I am almost certain in some of amazon reviews that people traveled out of country with it but of course all countries differ in 110 to 220.
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The one I bought in June 2013 was, in fact, a 110W power supply (model A1188). The seller was "Value Twist" and it was new. It's been up and running continuously ever since.
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class 2 power supply; input 120v ac ~60Hz 5w; output: 42V ac ~100ma hope this is what you are looking for
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No problem. The 110V is sort of an average. Often times during peak periods (brown outs) normal voltage will drop into the 105 range or maybe lower.You should have no problem.Just a note of how time changes things, I am 75 and in my younger days voltage was ALWAYS referred to as 110,220, or 440
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Yes, the power supply will produce the correct power, 12DC, at any voltage from 100v to 250v . The only requirement would be converter for the plug.
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No, it's 110 power supply. You would need to buy a universal converter or adapter for it.
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There's no 120V AC plug. This is strictly DC-to-DC, 12V down to whatever you select. No idea what that notation means in the description; maybe that part should be removed.
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"Power Supply (Voltage/Hz) 100~240V / 50-60Hz" - This is directly from the spec sheet. Hope this helps.
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Sorry, I bought just 3 weeks ago , the machine that I received is 110V 60 Hz, working good, but I don't idea if you can change the switch, I think is better return and reorder another one.
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I am looking at it right now. It's a class 2 power supply model MWY CE 120-DC090200. Input 120V -60Hz 40mA Output 9V m 200mA
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I can tell you that i got a upgraded power supply when I ordered mine because of some of the reviews that I read before I purchased mine, it seems the stock power supply had some issues so I went with the larger one. Now mine does have the switch to go from 110 to 220. Hope this helps
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Hello! This will not work with a 240V power supply, as it is set for only 120V. : ( Unfortunately, the manufacturer does not make it in any other voltage. If there is anything else we can help with, please let us know! Better Living Store 800-334-5804
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Hi, The power supply is not dual voltage. It will only work on 110V. Thanks for asking.
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No I believe it is 120 not switchable unless you purchase a power converter
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The chassis has a slot where a 110/220 switch could be populated, however my unit does not have a switch installed and it is covered by a "Input 104V-127V, 60Hz" label. If my unit breaks I will take it open and check for an extra set of windings on the transformer but right now it is working and I do not have time to take on that extra task.
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Yes, the power supply is rated from 100 - 240 volts 50/60Hz. You will need an adapter for the plug to change it from the U.S. 110 outlet to the one where you are going.