I would like to purchase to use in the UK. The only connections I would use would be the switching wires on/off for heating. 110v supply for unit!
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Get a 24V transformer (like we have in the states) and you're golden!On second thought, your 50 Hz vs our 60 Hz might be an issue - with the thermostat, not the transformer. Check with an electrician or call Honeywell customer support.
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The supply is a "brick" type and can handle 120 -220 V. You may need a plug adapter depending the country you're visiting but no voltage converter is needed.
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Hello Steve. I am not an electrician but can tell you this unit will not operate on 110V. You will need a 220V service of about 60 Amps to run this heater. This is a very high amperage for home usage and more than a tank type heater would use. I strongly suggest you have a licensed electrician look at the heater requirements and give you a bid. This heater will not perform properly without the right electrical supply.
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Carolyn, I'm from the UK and bought one of these for indoor use. I am not an electrician but if I were you I would ask an electrician about using one of these on electrics outside.
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You can get the 220v version on the amazon.co.uk site, seems to be the same product. I highly recommend it.
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I haven't tried that but my son has one purchased in the UK that they use here with a converter... Should be ok
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Polina P Not sure if you are in the UK but I bought a voltage convertor. It is a box which changes a voltage of 110 to 240 and vice versa.
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Hi, I bought one, I live in the uk, you have to buy an adaptor that converts to to 240v from Amazon. John
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not directly. you would need a converter like you need if you go to Europe to use your appliances over there.
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I bought a 110v-220v converter on eBay for 9.95 to plug the dryer in and convert it, that's how I managed to use it in the U.K, as I'm in London. Hope this helps. Regards. X
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Hello, in answer to your question, this is a two-way transformer, so can be used in the UK to give 115 Volts output for USA devices UP TO A MAXIMUM POWER OF 3000 WATTS, so should power most items okay here in the UK. However, you certainly will need to buy some type of adapter with a 3-pin UK plug on one side, into which you can plug the cable end of the transformer into, like the one in this web link: http://www.amazon.co.uk/CANADA-3-Pin-Visitor-Adaptor-Converter/dp/B000NPACOG Hope this helps, Regards
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All you will need is a voltage converter plug for that country which I am sure amazon sells and it will not be a problem. I have a friend in England who uses a converter
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No you can't. All appliances from the U.S. are 120 volts. Check Amazon.co.uk for the 240 volts version
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you can purchase from amazon uk or amazon es the 220-240v model. costs about the same. I'm in peru and this model is roughly a bit more 220-230 USD.
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My guess is no. But, I'm pretty sure you can find a 240v model for use in UK or Aust. I recommend reaching out to the manufacturer. I bought one about 7 months ago and was able to replace a faulty motion sensor switch without running new wires. Thus was the perfect solution. Good luck mate,
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110vac (actually 120) only. Output is 10vdc at 100ma, so if you can find a substitute small wallwart, you'll be fine. You can just cut off the wiring from the supplied power supply and splice it into your new one. The connector to the driver is, of course, proprietary.
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I note that Zyxel sells in the UK so I am thinking that since 802.11 is an international standard then as long as you can find a transformer that converts 220 to 110 (alternatively a 220 to 12VDC power/charging adapter - see http://www.amazon.co.uk/CostMad-Universal-Universally-Voltage-Replacement/dp/B004YBLD1G/ref=pd_sim_sbs_ce_1) it should work. I used USA wireless equipment in the Mideast with a similar 220 to 12VDC setup with no problems.