Does this router work in 220V countries? What is the power draw?
289412
Not sure about power draw, but the unit I received did come with an adapter to plug into 120v.
1301170
Yes it does. But the power unit works with 110V and in Europe it's good for nothing.Here the power supply is 220V. We need an adaptor. Another thing, the unit is prepared for US equipment. As you know the plugs are different in USA, in UK, France or Australia. The plug used in the unit is for USA and don't send an adaptor for Europe (France type)
186546
Yes, you can use it in countries with 220v power supply. In the description, it says it has worldwide voltage 110v-240v. I used the adapter when I was in China for a business trip. But you will need a proper connector attached on the adapter since the wall socket may be different from that in the US. Hope this helps.
172994
It absolutely does. I'm using it here in the Philippines at this moment. Most computers/electronics I know of can switch between 110/220V.. I would definitely be careful about kitchen appliances though.
786189
Hi! I checked the power requirements on the unit and it's designed for 110V in the US. You'll need to use a voltage converter to 220V with sufficient wattage to use it effectively in Europe.
112902
Actually, I bought this while I was living in the US and I moved to Australia (where power is 230V). It worked fine (with a plug converter), and my Netgear adapter had '110V-240V', so I don't see any reason why it wouldn't work. Note that I got V2 of this-- I can't say anything about V1.
1071373
It should. The power adapter indicates it is for 50 or 60 Hz and 100 to 240 volts. I've used this router for about 18 months with no issues.
1349729
I just looked at the power cord. It says 120V. Don't see 220V anywhere on it. So I would say no, it doesn't work with 220V.
1010134
Yes, it works with 220v. There is a switch on the back to set the input voltage to the power supply to either 110v or 220v.
224887
According to the technical specs it can handle input voltages 100-240 AC 50/60 HZ It should work with a standard plug conversion adapter used in Asia or Europe. Ref Doc Netgear (RN OS6 Desktop HW UM_15Oct2013) Under Support.
742625
The power draw is 525 W, according to the nameplate. Of course, the 110V plug will not plug into 220V sockets anywhere, so you would have to include a 110v-220V power adapter (basically a transformer), which will be equipped with the necessary connectors. Hope this helps!...Jerry Brown
406807
It works as a standard wireless B/g router, it only requieres a 5volt power supply (not inluded, just a usb cable) yiu can use a computer usb port or any cell phone charger with a usb port for powering it, you only have to plug a usb 3g Modem (mine's an Alcatel, tought many ZTE and other brands are supported) , once you power it up, you can log on to the setup page and conigure settings such as SSID, wireless security. Very weak signal, by the way, it only reaches the room I'm using it and the next, sometimes reaches the 1st floor of my house . Hope this answer helps.
771704
It would serve you better if you expanded on your question so that it might be better understood. However the Makita router kit that you are asking about is a very good value. as far as if you are able to run this on 220 volt service, i would say that there isn't much you can do because this is 115-120volt. If you were to tell what is this plug in thingy or this giant 1000 volt converter, you would be better served by the community here on amazon for an answer? I don't say this to be rude. Clarify to verify
1945129
No, it only works with 110V supply. You'd need to get a transformer (like i have) to make it work outside US.
1799656
Jung, 220V is just two lines of 110v each .. to answer your question, yes it works just like all other things remember it have to be AC current not DC .
960354
The plug is showing 110-240v~0.5A 50/50 Hz. The input on the router itself is 12v-1A. I hope that helps.
172016
Hello, I'm assuming you would like it to work in a foreign country that uses 220v... if you go to amazon.co.uk, you can find them (a bit pricey-er but exactly the same product but in 220)... one nice thing about it... if you already have an amazon account... it works just as well on the amazon.co.uk site... hope this helps!