I travel a bit and would like to know if the Polk PSW110 subwoofer is dual voltage 110-240v. Thanks
2075583
Not sure - check the PSW110 specifications at the Polk web site: www.polkaudio.com/home
2075584
yes, It will accept from 100-240V at 50/60 hertz. This sub will travel well.
874666
According to the box, it is 120V (see customer pictures). I have not tried it outside the US to see if it is actually dual voltage.
1933000
I thing it not dual voltage.if you buy it in us and canada 110 but you buy it on asia and erupe work with 240 acept Japan that work with 100
758531
Sub woofer lists 100-240v input. I use the 110, and have not tested with 220v. Thus, it is the euro setting with both 110/220
2128114
I don't believe that this product is dual voltage. I think it is only 110v.
43939
I don't know but, I would not buy this subwoofer as the one I purchased failed to work very shortly after my purchase.
669968
Input shown in the back of the subwoofer says 120 V ~ 60 Hz, not extended to 220 V. I have 220 V at home and will use a 110 V transformer allways for my speakers.
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Hello Gilberto, thank you for your message. In regards to your concern, these are the following Power Outputs:POWER OUTPUT (rated):Front L + Front R 30 W + 30 W (at 8 ohms, 1 kHz, 1% THD)POWER OUTPUT (reference):Front L/Front R/ Center/Surround L/Surround R: 50 W (per channel at 8 ohms,1 kHz) Subwoofer: 50 W (at 8 ohms, 100 Hz)-Oscar
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The one I bought will only run on 110V. 60 htz. But, in looking at the availability of 220 v 50 htz. models, I see Polk makes them. Even the manual is written in 6 languages. I don't know if this helps. Polk makes them, but maybe Amazon doesn't sell them. I'd recommend looking at Polk's web site, or retailers web sites like B&H photo, Crutchfield, New Egg, Best buy. Etc.
614287
Since the speakers are powered through your receiver/television, it should step down voltage. I don't think there is any difference between 110 or 220 volts.
646202
The one I have is 110 only - you would need a travel voltage converter for 240.
1423127
this may answer your question. regardless, this is a great sub from a great company, super happy with mine. plan on keeping it foreverhttp://www.svsound.com/images/svs/doclibrary/qsg_all_nsd_models_rev1.pdfit says 100-120v~ 50/60Hz 5A - Fuse T4AL 250V
1092039
The powered subwoofer is 120V only. The satellite speakers are powered by your AVR receiver, so 120 vs. 220 is fine.
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Hi Jorge. I bought this from Amazon, but it appears to be 110 V only. Williams Sonoma sells the same product, and in the specs says:"This product is intended for use in the United States and Canada and is built to United States electrical standards."Sorry, but I hope this helps, mi amigo.Ed
2013176
it is not dual voltage. 110 volt only. I don't know if they make one you need.
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yes. Polk Audio PSW110 has LFE input. I've attached link to Polk Audio site that will show you the backside of subwoofer. Get it. It's a good value for a good piece of equipment. http://www.polkaudio.com/products/psw110
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It depends on where it was brought. Usually, Yamaha in the US/Canada is always 110 volt. In Europe/UK/Australia/NZ it will be 220-240 volt. Often in Asia it will be the international models which have a switch on the back or it automatically switches between 110 volt and 220-240 volt depending on the product. I have this subwoofer (SW315) that I brought in the United States and it only accepts 110 volts. I hope this helps.