Can this be used across different apartments in a condo? Also can it be used in Africa with 220-240V?
861372
No. No one else can get onto your network. It is tied to your router which is 128 bit encrypted. Not sure on the voltage though but I guess it's for 120 VAC in the US only since it has the plugs for here. You can email tech support at support@tp-link.com. It's a great product and works well on the TV with Skype.
861373
Yes, you can. I use mine in Bloemfontein, South Africa. (230V) I am very happy wit the product and easy to use. ;-)
731556
The US version is 120V. You can buy other versions directly through Philips for your specific country. It does work well in multiple-floor homes. I've taken the parent unit outside as well with no issues.
1768377
I can't give you that information from firsthand experience, but since it performed equally well in Zambia, Botswana and South Africa, I would expect that plug will also work well in Namibia. Worth googling to find out if Namibia and SA have the same plug configuration. Most resorts also feature multiple outlet power strips for visitors from abroad.
2052571
I used it in Europe(France) and it worked fine. That's what I bought it for ie travel and Babyliss is the European version for 220V. Can't use it here in the US which is 120. It is sold for US market under Conair as Infinity Spin Brush, so that one is the one I use in US. So I have two Conair for US 120V and the Babyliss you are asking about for 220V countries ie Europe. Can't convert from one to the other. Hope this helps.
1505141
It's 100-240V... It can be used anywhere with a simple adapter. I've used it overseas with no problem.
383906
I would say no. You could contact the manufacturer to see if they have a 220 option.
384360
No. None of the universal adapters work in South Africa. You will need to buy a specific South African adapter. Some of the hotels where I have stayed did have a European style 2 prong plug in the rooms but it was not common especially outside of Johannesburg, Durban and Capetown.
1863312
My house is the standard 120V....I do not believe it is to be used in a 220V outlet
2068128
This model is 110v. I'm not aware of any with a variable range unless it is made for use in European or SA countries
849763
From what I understand, there shouldn't be an issue. The product works within the circuitry...wiring. Theoretically, any apartments that are on the same line, may benefit as well. Hope this helps.
1003863
No exact clue but it is a 240V to 110V. I guess it's fine, never been to South Africa anyway
1780916
no problem! I use like it a lot. but one time I used 220v and it stopped working permanently. now i use NuMe's megastar (u can find many discount coupons online)
98981
It's 100-240vAC, 50-60hz.You might need an adaptor for funky foreign plugs though.
1683597
Absolutely, Yes it can. You may need an adapter but if you turn the switch to 240-V, you can use it with 220/240 Volt devices and appliances.
223986
My Koldfront unit uses a regular 110 volt outlet - I would not have purchased it if it used a heavy duty 220 outlet.
1905338
It doesn't matter different areas have different voltages.... You may be thinking if 220/240. It uses standard outlets every house has. I would still recommend buying something different though....
100894
I would NOT recommend plugging it into a 220 volt outlet as this unit is designed for a 110 volt system.