listed as international use on the box 120V-240V but on the device itself it is listed as 120V only. Which is correct?
2061229
Hi Karthik, according to the manual that came with it, the product switches voltage automatically, so the only thing you will need is an adapter, NOT a transformer.
1774454
The device label specifies 120-240 VAC 50-60 Hz. With the proper plug adapter, it should work anywhere in the world.
490650
Well it does have a 240v output on it and for most electronic items that would be fine in the U.S., as the actual end voltage could drop as low as 220 by the time it reaches the device, but I'd do some checking into what it is exactly that you want to hook up to it first as that would be the defining answer.
310452
It uses a 120v here, so it would not work overseas unless you use a converter.
1068529
The one I purchased from Amazon is 120V for use in the USA. It makes sense they also make one for European use, but I wouldn't know who sells it that way.
270233
in the user manual it says 120 V which is usually 110. if you are living in the US you can use it.
734535
Just looked at the unit. And while it identifies it as 120v, it does not specify 240v. I presume this implies it is not 240v compatible.
1905566
The one I have uses standard US 120 volts, which I assume is what Amazon US sells. My son has the European model that uses their 220 volt. Hope that helps.
1728090
The device itself is 18V. But its power supply included is 100-240v. Enjoy it.
1462143
Yes, it is labeled for 100-240V, 50/60Hz. You will just need a plug adapter for whatever country you are visiting.
1621912
According to whats on the box its AC 100-240V 50/60Hz. I use a regular 110 outlet and it works fine.Hope this helps.
2001115
It does not convert power from 120v AC to 240v AC or vice versa. It simply takes an input plug and converts it another type of plug. So say US plug style to EU plug style however the electronic unit you are hooking up would need to accept the host countries voltage. Simply look at the power transformer you are plugging into the adapter and nearly 99% of them will show 110v - 240v or some voltage range. Most phone adapters including the iThings and Androids accept a wide voltage range that you can certainly use around the world with the Tripshell. Again you just need to check the units power supply you are plugging into the Tripshell and be sure it accepts the host countries voltage. If it says 110-240v AC then you are good anywhere. If its a specific voltage then you need to look up the host countries voltage and be sure it matches the device being plugged in.
2144794
the device itself only uses 12V at 2A ... my original power cord blew a fuse during a brownout so i don't have it anymore, i got a 120-240V at 2A replacement to power the device & it works just fine
1865674
Perhaps the ad changed since you posted, it clearly shows its 120V. Actually, I have several hand tools here in the US that are 240V. We have 240V, its just not typical for most hand tools.
740066
Worldwide... I plugged mine to 220V from which the unit came from the US... Its always safer to look at the adapter note specs printed on it, it usually states 100-240V ac
110485
The difference seems to be in the input voltage, so it's not just the model number. Even though Philips web site for this lists that it accepts "110-240V", all of the main sound bar unit, subwoofer unit and the manual state that it accepts 120V only. If I knew this, I wouldn't have gotten it from USA.Getting big chunky adapter kind of defeats the idea of a soundbar that I wanted to mount on the wall, but I'll see if I can replace/upgrade the internal power supply instead.
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I have not used this product for it is a baby shower gift. However on the Amazon site there is a link to the operating manual and that indicates that it will work with 100V - 240V. But it is important to use the power adapter supplied. A plug adapter will probably be needed for use outside the USA. I hope this helps.