i buy from Singapore, will it fit the power input for Asian car ?
303993
It should you may have to rewire the connector but you have to do that with everything other then factory stock
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It appears so as there is a section labeled "Country-specific Terms". I don't find anything specific to Singapore, but there are modifications for Australia, New Zealand, Bangladesh, Cambodia, Indonesia, Nepal, Philippines, Vietnam, Sir Lanka, European Economic Area, and Russia. I'm in the U.S. and do a lot of my own repairs when possible, but this sounds pretty international to me.I have used Dell Mobile workstations for years but decided to try a Lenovo based mostly on price. So far I am very favorably impressed with Lenovo for a number of other reasons as well and probably will not go back. It appears so as there is a section labeled "Country-specific Terms". I don't find anything specific to Singapore, but there are modifications for Australia, New Zealand, Bangladesh, Cambodia, Indonesia, Nepal, Philippines, Vietnam, Sir Lanka, European Economic Area, and Russia. I'm in the U.S. and do a lot of my own repairs when possible, but this sounds pretty international to me.I have used Dell Mobile workstations for years but decided to try a Lenovo based mostly on price. So far I am very favorably impressed with Lenovo for a number of other reasons as well and... » Read More It appears so as there is a section labeled "Country-specific Terms". I don't find anything specific to Singapore, but there are modifications for Australia, New Zealand, Bangladesh, Cambodia, Indonesia, Nepal, Philippines, Vietnam, Sir Lanka, European Economic Area, and Russia. I'm in the U.S. and do a lot of my own repairs when possible, but this sounds pretty international to me.I have used Dell Mobile workstations for years but decided to try a Lenovo based mostly on price. So far I am very favorably impressed with Lenovo for a number of other reasons as well and probably will not go back. « Show Less
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The one I bought is from USA which is 110V, I had to buy a transformer to be able to use it in singapore.
97130
I really do not know. Check the company if they sell a car power adapter for this model. Good Luck
373219
no this charger is for 120 60hz most asian countries are 220 50hz so its not compatible
1349726
It does fit but uncertain if you'll need a power converter/adaptor for Australia.
937033
Yes it will according to the spec sheet for the one sold up in Canada which is identical to the one I have that's sold here in the States. Here's a .pdf for the Canadian one.http://www.targus.com/pdfviewer/temp/APK01CA_13.pdf
1632896
buy a step-up adaptor, will solve the problem. This is a 110V model, China and Singapore is 220 - 240V.
1707704
Yes, im now using this in Singapore. The 5port USB charger, charge my iPads, iPhones ans samsung note 3 without any problem , as the power 2 flat pin wall plug that come wth it you can get an adapter to mount it.
119733
The voltage should work worldwide, the thing is what kind of contact or plug you have there in China, as the iron comes with the A plug type.
645139
Check the label on the charger, mine says it'll take an input of 100-240 V AC power. That means it will work in Asia where 220 V AC power is supplied.
1844983
Yes, it should. Printed on the back of the charger: "INPUT: AC 100-240V 50/60Hz 0.3A MAX"
1000618
i am not sure if this works out of US, u can ask the seller too. i think in Asian countries plug parts are round so you wont be able to plug in by this device
1913013
Yes the Lifestyle 535 is dual voltage so it will definitely work in Singapore.
1720648
I am in Singapore and using it to power my 120 volt yamaha speaker which I bought from AMazon US. I hope it will help.
2244618
Please make sure correct input voltage is given.Otherwise it will smoke down..which happened to my case as i got this to singapore and tried here without noting the AC input..
2105127
Yes, But make sure to buy proper adapter for the current conversion depending on country.