Is this compatible with 240V power (Australia)?
2066024
I was partially right. The plug will not work, however if you change the 2-prong plug to one that is compatible with the 240V (Australian), the wire will handle the increased voltage. Instead of having a "hot" wire and "ground" wire, both wires will be "hot". If you try this, just be sure the connection is secure, with no wire exposed - my source said the 240V will have quite a "bite". I hope this helps. Personally, I would search for a lamp kit that is already wired for that current.
2066025
I am almost certain that it will not work with 240V, but I will see a person in the electrical distribution business tomorrow evening, Tues., Dec 2nd, and I will ask him and get back with you.
400255
It works perfectly well in Australia which is 240v. The upper specified voltage on the power converter is 240.
1395246
The label on my power plug states "Input 100-240V 50/60 Hz 0.8A". My plug has the USA 115 volt parallel input connectors. I don't know ifthe unit can be bought with the 240volt connectors.
2128813
It's 115 volts... So you will need a transformer or some other converter to use it with 240v
250448
I am pretty certain that it will work at 240v. However, the lamp-base is US (etc) standard. Check your socket to make sure such a lamp will actually screw into it.
667145
Australia uses 240 volt 50 hertz. This model is 120 volt. I can call Kitchen Aid in Ohio to see if they sell them prewired for Australian use.
901516
Yes it is. I just bought the system and it's awesome. Delivered to Australia where we use 230V. The AC power adaptor is dual voltage. 110Vac/60Hz 230Vac/50HZ.
1571273
I live in Australia which is 240v and it works fine. You use the original adaptor supplied with the tablet to power the cradle, though you may need a longer USB lead from adaptor to the cradle.
1538035
The power supply connects with an IEC cord, so you can just replace the IEC. I use it in South Africa on 240V without any problems.
2243
Yes, we use it in Australia, the power supply is 100-240 Volts output 19 Volts. Had it for 5 months, no problems.
1772226
Yes you can input 240V. Check here for data sheet, http://www.jameco.com/Jameco/Products/ProdDS/301938.pdf
1114481
I dont think so I think you would have to have a converter in order for it to work. I know that some lamps that I had previously had to have converter to work on Australian power and this is the same wattage as those.
1664228
Yes, I bought a thing called a Isolating Performer in Australia, fairly expensive about AU$350, which converts 120V to 240V. I use it for this mincer plus a electric mixer and a waffle maker all 120V.
2074921
Yes, the power supply is rated for 120 - 240 VAC input. You would simply need to use an adapter for the US style plug to the New Zealand style plug.
1290696
Thank you, your explanation is much appreciated. Here in Australia the voltage is rated at 240v as you say double the receivers 120v requirement. I think all power supplies can vary +/- 10v I understand that to be the case in the US where the local supply is rated at 120v.
485493
I have mine connected to 240V 50Hz in Australia for over a year. Have not had any issues.
300089
I see no reason why not as long as you locate the correct 240v power supply. I haven't checked but I am guessing the power supply shipped with it is 110v-120v. The unit itself runs on 12v DC.