ok my musical keyboard is 110v/60hz 120watts will use it in Spain they have 240c 50hz will be used often perhaps a hr or so will it be safe?f
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HI Grammy - I have been using the transformer for a light and not had any issues running for 5 or 6 hours an evening - the box gets warm but not dangerously so.
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This item is 120Volt 60 cycle only. If you want to use it internationally you will need a step down transformer. If you are in one of the countries that uses 50 cycle not sure how it will work but should be okay. If you are, you may want to ask that question. I have never been to Europe where that may be a problem.
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The AC power adapter you need for your PSR-3 Keyborad is the yamaha "PA-130 A", which replaces to the "PA-3". (Visit:http://www2.yamaha.co.jp/manual/pdf/emi/english/port/PSR3E.pdf). The important in this power supply is the output: 12 V; 0.75 A. If you plug in the PA-150MM into your PSR-3 keyboard, it can damage your keyboard, because the PA-150MM output is 12 V. 1,5 A.!!! The direct current is more than your keyboard need!
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it works on a 9v adapter. so if you can get a generic 9V keyboard adapter that plug into a 220V outlet, it should work.
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If you are talking Europe I cannot say that would depend whether they use power on 120 Amp or 240 Amp. If they use 240 Amp you would need a converter to use 120amp like in ASIA. I would confirm to the country of destination before you travel there.
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The keyboard uses a "wall wart" power supply that provides 12 volts dc output with 1.5 amps. If you can find a proper power source for 220 volts input that outputs 12 volts compatible with the output pin, it should work. But the risk is probably to the user if it fails.
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Hi! Thank you for your note. We get many questions like this from all over the world. These Nostalgia machines are all made for 120volts. You will need a voltage converter to run the macgine safely. We always recommend that you go to your local electronics store and find a convertor that will work best for your country. I wish we had them in 220. Everyone loves the machines! They are so clever and handy! Please let us know if we can help you further... Caren
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No, it can only be used with 110-120V 50/60Hz (according to the manual, and the label on the bottom of the base)
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Hi - this one has a very wide range on the power supply - 100-240 voltz, 50-60 hz. So, you're safe most places in the world.
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Well, we know that the voltage is 12v DC @ 1.5 amps for the keyboard. But I wouldn't try it. How many amps are coming from the battery? If it matches and the wiring is center pin positive, I then can see no problem.
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This is critically important! You must get a Yamaha-approved 220-volt AC Power Adaptor unit. The DGX640 models will operate on internal batteries or the Yamaha Power Adaptor unit supplied. So without a 220-volt AC Power Adaptor unit you may power it with internal battery power. I don't know how long batteries last in typical music sessions. The DGX640 will probably arrive in two relatively large and heavy cartons, well packed with foam protection. Plan on the size of the keyboard plus about one and one half times more for packing material. Again, you must be absolutely sure your AC Power Adaptor unit matches the power from your lines. My manual, which came with my DGX640 has wording that indicates, if you specified your region and power need in your order, you may have received the proper AC Power Adaptor. PS: I play my DGX640 every day in my career as a writer and composer for musical theatre. Several professional musicians and salesmen for other digital pianos and acoustic pianos have assured me that I have a fine instrument and should be pleased with the quality of the key action, tonality, and rich bass, presence to midrange, and brilliance to upper range and the overtones of a fine acoustic piano that it provides. Keep in mind when others make comparisons that all acoustic pianos are different as are all violins. And your instrument has its unique qualities, which will become your own. My best wishes.
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The markings indicate that it will accept 120-240 volts at 50 or 60 hz, and it has an IEC style connector. I have not tested it with anything other than 120v/60hz.
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Just Google that question. It says you'll need a converter or else you could cause a fire (not to mention fry your ToneMatch. A lot of countries run off of 220 volts.
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Here is what the owner manual says... Optional Accessories* AC Power Adaptor:Users within U.S or Europe: PA-150 or an equivalentrecommended by YamahaOthers: PA-5D, PA-150 or an equivalentI don't know what it the adapter is but my adapter says Model number PA-150 Input 120v 60hz.So it seems like you would have to buy another adapter to use with 220v.Other than that it is one of the best keyboards and it will grown with your experience.
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Our daughter has used it for her computer in Spain. You still need your normal power supplies to convert. They need to be able to handle the voltage and frequency. Should say 50-60 Hz and 110-230 V on your power supplies.
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Well if you have 110 volts i don't see a problem. You have realize that they are American made and thus use the North American voltage. I hope this helps you out mate.Cheers
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I have the Pwr+ HD2 power supply. Input is 120V AC, output is 2 amps at 12 volts DC. If that is what your keyboard needs (check the owner's manual or whatever is written next to your input jack) then it ought to work on your keyboard.