Can anyone give me the voltage requirements for the wall AC adapter? I'm looking to use this internationally, and need to know if it can handle 100-240 Volts at various frequencies... Haven't been able to find it on Seagate's website. Thanks. Can anyone give me the voltage requirements for the wall AC adapter? I'm looking to use this internationally, and need to know if it can handle 100-240 Volts at various frequencies...... » Read More Can anyone give me the voltage requirements for the wall AC adapter? I'm looking to use this internationally, and need to know if it can handle 100-240 Volts at various frequencies... Haven't been able to find it on Seagate's website. Thanks. « Show Less
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There's also a photo of the adapter label that displays all of the information on it, Sirik. It's on the initial product page, with the other product photos. I was about to upload one myself, then I saw that a photo is already there... Good luck! It's a very reliable drive with great features!
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I am also waiting for the answer of this question. I am going to use this in India? Can anyone please guide for this. THis is having flat pin, so just be flat to round pin convertor (not any adaptor) is enough for it to work in India? Or I need any special adaptor due to high voltage in India
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It says on the adapter: Input 100-240V~.I must also add that the prongs for the adapter that comes in the box are the United States flat two-prong plug. If you are using this in Europe or Asia, you may need an extra adapter.
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I use it with 115VAC I think that it is a universal AC adaptors that works between 100 and 230VAC
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The switching adapter input is 100-240V-50/60Hz.Output is 12V---1.5AYou will need a Voltage converter for international use.
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IF you are using a Wall Charger, and the OUTPUT is 19v...then THIS IS OK...because the PLUG is for 120v house current and you are OUTPUTTING 19v through the charger.....my laptop uses 120v....but outputs 14.8 or such....This should be fine. IF you are using TWO 12v batteries connected in SERIES...then your combine voltage is 24v...THEN YOU NEED A 24 VOLT INVERTER....which will produce 120v, or 115v, or whatever... output for appliances....the only advantage is the AMPS are halved. Watts divided by Volts = Amps. 240 watts / 12v = 20a 240 watts / 24v = 10a. ARE YOU USING TWO 12v batteries in SERIES??? IF you are using a Wall Charger, and the OUTPUT is 19v...then THIS IS OK...because the PLUG is for 120v house current and you are OUTPUTTING 19v through the charger.....my laptop uses 120v....but outputs 14.8 or such....This should be fine. IF you are using TWO 12v batteries connected in SERIES...then your combine voltage is 24v...THEN YOU NEED A 24 VOLT INVERTER....which will produce 120v, or 115v, or whatever... output for appliances....the only advantage is the AMPS are halved. Watts divided by Volts = Amps. 240 watts / 12v = 20a 240 watts / 24v = 10a. ARE... » Read More IF you are using a Wall Charger, and the OUTPUT is 19v...then THIS IS OK...because the PLUG is for 120v house current and you are OUTPUTTING 19v through the charger.....my laptop uses 120v....but outputs 14.8 or such....This should be fine. IF you are using TWO 12v batteries connected in SERIES...then your combine voltage is 24v...THEN YOU NEED A 24 VOLT INVERTER....which will produce 120v, or 115v, or whatever... output for appliances....the only advantage is the AMPS are halved. Watts divided by Volts = Amps. 240 watts / 12v = 20a 240 watts / 24v = 10a. ARE YOU USING TWO 12v batteries in SERIES??? « Show Less
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Hi. Per the manufacturer, the AC adaptor is on a 120V input so we do not suggest using a higher voltage than listed. Thank you.
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I've been looking into this as well since I'm moving to Europe. The UK, Canadian, Hong Kong, French etc. websites list it as "free voltage". Some US authorized Samsung dealers also list their models as voltage free. I would find it odd if only the US one is restricted to 120V. I just called Samsung to ask, but I don't think the support staff even knew what I was asking about. My PS4 and Xbox One are also both listed as 120V only, but actually include a free voltage PSU inside. I guess I'll give it a try when I get to Europe and see what happens. Let me know if you find any information. I've been looking into this as well since I'm moving to Europe. The UK, Canadian, Hong Kong, French etc. websites list it as "free voltage". Some US authorized Samsung dealers also list their models as voltage free. I would find it odd if only the US one is restricted to 120V. I just called Samsung to ask, but I don't think the support staff even knew what I was asking about. My PS4 and Xbox One are also both listed as 120V only, but actually include a free voltage PSU inside. I guess I'll give it a try when I get to Europe and see what happens. Let me know if you find... » Read More I've been looking into this as well since I'm moving to Europe. The UK, Canadian, Hong Kong, French etc. websites list it as "free voltage". Some US authorized Samsung dealers also list their models as voltage free. I would find it odd if only the US one is restricted to 120V. I just called Samsung to ask, but I don't think the support staff even knew what I was asking about. My PS4 and Xbox One are also both listed as 120V only, but actually include a free voltage PSU inside. I guess I'll give it a try when I get to Europe and see what happens. Let me know if you find any information. « Show Less
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Just emailed Seagate to ask this exact question. Here was their response: The power supply specs are: Power Supply: 12-Volt 2-Amp Output Power Supply Barrel: Outside 5.5mm Inside 2.5mm Note, this is really 2 Amps or more as the device will draw as much power as it needs, but must be 12-Volts only. So a 24 or 36 Watt adapter at 12 Volts with the right barrel size should work fine.
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Ann - here is what I read on the newtrent.com website below. You may want to call them tomorrow and ask. In the meantime I will find my manual and see what it says. Hope this helpsCan your battery be used overseas in 220-240V countries like Vietnam, India, Africa, Europe, etc...?Yes our battery can be used oversea with no issue.Our batteries are charged from two source USB port and AC wall charger:USB - will not be affected provided the correct Wall adapter is used.AC - battery are supplied with universal AC wall chargers 100-240V. (You do not need a voltage converter just a travel adapter to convert US pin on AC adapter.) Back To Top Ann - here is what I read on the newtrent.com website below. You may want to call them tomorrow and ask. In the meantime I will find my manual and see what it says. Hope this helpsCan your battery be used overseas in 220-240V countries like Vietnam, India, Africa, Europe, etc...?Yes our battery can be used oversea with no issue.Our batteries are charged from two source USB port and AC wall charger:USB - will not be affected provided the correct Wall adapter is used.AC - battery are supplied with universal AC wall chargers 100-240V. (You do not need a... » Read More Ann - here is what I read on the newtrent.com website below. You may want to call them tomorrow and ask. In the meantime I will find my manual and see what it says. Hope this helpsCan your battery be used overseas in 220-240V countries like Vietnam, India, Africa, Europe, etc...?Yes our battery can be used oversea with no issue.Our batteries are charged from two source USB port and AC wall charger:USB - will not be affected provided the correct Wall adapter is used.AC - battery are supplied with universal AC wall chargers 100-240V. (You do not need a voltage converter just a travel adapter to convert US pin on AC adapter.) Back To Top « Show Less
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The included wall wart charger says "100-240VAC, 100mA, 50-60Hz", so yes, it is an international charger that'll work anywhere. Most all chargers are like this now.It has a USA/ Japan style 2-prong plug on it (if you buy it in the USA), so to use it anywhere other than those places you'd need the appropriate adaptor to plug it in.As Stuart said above however, it charges with the standard 5 volt USB, so you can get a "USB to Micro USB cable" (available here on Amazon for less than $3.00). and just charge it off of your computer's USB port. Be sure to get a "Micro" USB cable though, not a "Mini" USB cable. The included wall wart charger says "100-240VAC, 100mA, 50-60Hz", so yes, it is an international charger that'll work anywhere. Most all chargers are like this now.It has a USA/ Japan style 2-prong plug on it (if you buy it in the USA), so to use it anywhere other than those places you'd need the appropriate adaptor to plug it in.As Stuart said above however, it charges with the standard 5 volt USB, so you can get a "USB to Micro USB cable" (available here on Amazon for less than $3.00). and just charge it off of your computer's USB port. Be sure to get... » Read More The included wall wart charger says "100-240VAC, 100mA, 50-60Hz", so yes, it is an international charger that'll work anywhere. Most all chargers are like this now.It has a USA/ Japan style 2-prong plug on it (if you buy it in the USA), so to use it anywhere other than those places you'd need the appropriate adaptor to plug it in.As Stuart said above however, it charges with the standard 5 volt USB, so you can get a "USB to Micro USB cable" (available here on Amazon for less than $3.00). and just charge it off of your computer's USB port. Be sure to get a "Micro" USB cable though, not a "Mini" USB cable. « Show Less
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The power voltages for the wall outlets are different according to wikipedia (120V in United States, 220V in Thailand: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mains_electricity_by_country), so if you purchase this, make sure you get an adapter that would work with your voltage.Thailand 220V, USA 120V...something like this maybe: Seven Star F200 200 Watt 220/240V to 110/120V AC Step Down Travel Convertergood luck!
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Hi, May. I looked on the AC adapter and it says that it's for 120-240v, so you would be safe using it. It's a wonderful frame. I use it to display our boys' artwork and pictures of them holding it. It has a wonderful timer feature to schedule on/of times.
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The power bricks that come with consumer electronics are typically rated for 110-240 VAC input. The output for an external drive is 12 VDC and 1-2 amps. I looked at the spec sheet and they don't give the details on the power adapter, but there's a pretty good chance that it will work with 220 VAC.
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As long as it delivers 12 volts and at least 1.5 amps you should be okay. This may or may not be the same unit Seagate provides but the output voltage, amps and of course the connector all need to be the same. In fact Western Digital uses the type of unit and you can buy one of their replacement units to be safe. These are all made in China by a variety of companies to the same spec.
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The documentation that was supplied with the drive stated that the 2nd USB was required to provide enough power for the drive to function. There is no AC wall plug on this unit just a VERY SHORT double USB plug. And both have to be used regardless of USB ports 2.0 or 3.0.
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I live in the U.S. which is 120v. Seems like it would be no trouble/danger to use a wall converter to achieve the needed 120v. Truly a great steamer. Even does window tint removal with relative ease.
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The Acomdata Samba is an excellent product. However, a simple and safe solution would be to PURSCHASE A POWER VOLTAGE CONVERTER for it to run on 110-120v not 220-240v. NOTE: When my desktop computer froze and was deemed unworkable, I took out the "bad" hard drive placed it into Acomdata Samba and retrieved all my stored files/information! Then I placed a new hard drive in the dead computer and reinstalled the operating programs. No need to pay a ton of $$$$ to a geek to save files on the "dead" hard drive, as the Acomdata Samba did it for me. But be safe and buy the power voltage converter. The Acomdata Samba is an excellent product. However, a simple and safe solution would be to PURSCHASE A POWER VOLTAGE CONVERTER for it to run on 110-120v not 220-240v. NOTE: When my desktop computer froze and was deemed unworkable, I took out the "bad" hard drive placed it into Acomdata Samba and retrieved all my stored files/information! Then I placed a new hard drive in the dead computer and reinstalled the operating programs. No need to pay a ton of $$$$ to a geek to save files on the "dead" hard drive, as the Acomdata Samba did it for me. But be safe and buy the... » Read More The Acomdata Samba is an excellent product. However, a simple and safe solution would be to PURSCHASE A POWER VOLTAGE CONVERTER for it to run on 110-120v not 220-240v. NOTE: When my desktop computer froze and was deemed unworkable, I took out the "bad" hard drive placed it into Acomdata Samba and retrieved all my stored files/information! Then I placed a new hard drive in the dead computer and reinstalled the operating programs. No need to pay a ton of $$$$ to a geek to save files on the "dead" hard drive, as the Acomdata Samba did it for me. But be safe and buy the power voltage converter. « Show Less
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The plug in wall power supply says it is good for 100v-240v, 50/60 cycles (Hertz) and draws 0.5 amps. The actual plug is a standard two prong North American plug so although the voltage range can accommodate 240v systems like the U.K., Europe and Australia, you would need an adapter for the wall outlets used in those countries.
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My TPV AC Adapter input spec shows a range of 100-240V ~1.5A 50-60Hz. So yes that would accept both voltage sources. You would need the appropriate cord from the wall to the adapter.
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Dear sir or madam,For the adapter, convert wall outlet from 100~240V. So it can be used to 220V source. Thanks.Best regards.EasyAcc Support Team