Does the device support 220 Volt ? Can I use it in Germany or in Turkey ?
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Hello, This is Lee from Panasonicmassagers.com. First of all thank you very much for your interesting on our products. Doctor Life LX7 is working on 220 volt with transformer. Many of people bought it from Germany, Russia, Italy or etc, they are all used it with power transformer. I am very sure that you can use it in Germany or Turkey. If you have any other questions about LX7, please feel free to contact us. Thank you very much.
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I do not know if there is a 220V model. You might query the company that makes it. It is made in So Korea, so there may be a good chance that a 220V version is available.
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Hello! Yes, you can! they also put an additional adaptor. In my country we also have 220 volt, an i use it without any additional equipment/adaptor.
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no, you can´t used the divice directly into 220v, but with a small voltage transformer works really well.
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the one I purchased from amazon is 110 volt. I am sure they make model to sell in Europe for 220 volts.
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Having lived in Germany I know I had to use a transformer for 120 v electrical items. Hope that helps.
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The adapter that comes with the device is 120V, you may look for another 5.5 V 220
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I have used a similar unit in Turkey, Poland, Italy, China and Ireland. I charged my Samsung S5 cell phone and iPad this year and Ireland w/o any problem. As stated earlier, there is no need to change the converter to the 120 V. for these units.
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The one I have only allows to plug into 110. Not sure about the European plug.
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The specs on the device say 120-240 volt AC 50/60 Hz, so yes, it will work on 220 volts. However, the plug is a standard USA type, so to operate the device in a 220 volt environment, you'll need a plug converter ($2 at Radio Shack) - not a transformer.
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According to my sister, who lives in Germany, you would have to have an adapter with a voltage converter. An adapter for the plug only wouldn't work. They could plug it in, but it would burn out. You might want to talk with someone at Radio Shack.
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Well it is for US use. However with a converter u can use anywhere. I got mine for family who lives in turkey where voltage is 220. They r using it just fine.
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It will definitely work in Greece; don't know about Turkey. I used it without an adaptor, but there are areas in Europe where an adaptor is necessary.
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Wish I could help you, but I am not sure if the voltage would work in Germany. Sorry.
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I bought this for my sister in Istanbul, Turkey. She's using it with 220 volts in there. There is just one thing: it has European electric plug. You might have to buy a plug adapter for India, because I think India uses different kind of electric outlet. It should cost a few dollars.
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1) this device uses 6 AA batteries OR 2) adaptor with 100-240 input (100-240VCA, 0,4A, 50-60Hz). i use it with 240v here in Turkey.
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The product we are offering is designed for US voltage. You could probably purchase an adapter that would convert the voltage to be compatible in Germany
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It will plug into 120v outlets in the US/Canada. The device includes a 5V 1.8A (9W) power supply and uses a micro usb port. The outlet plug is removable so it's possible they'll have a 220v power supply later for Europe. But you could just supply another power supply for it (one from a tablet perhaps) to make it work.
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Yes, this adaptor works in India --but it will not work in Turkey. Turkey only uses two prong.
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According to the picture showing the back of the device, it will accept input of 110-240v, 50-60hz. By adding a simple adapter to make the plug match the type of outlet in whatever country you're visiting, the charger should work just about anywhere in the world. (See voltage/frequency table at http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mains_electricity_by_country; every country listed has electricity that will work with this device.)