I need to use these in a country of 220v/50hz. which stepdown would you recommend? how many watts do i need for each phone? thanks
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Im no sure ..but I get a converter from amazon. CONVERTER 220 TO 110..you can get those for around $15dls
524470
No, they are using 110V. You must have a transformer catering to the required watt. Can't remember the actual watt, but the required rating for transformer cost more than 150 SGD. I made a mistake. So don't repeat mine. Go to ntuc or Philips showroom at toa payoh lor 1 where you can use cord blood membership card to get discount. In the end cheaper
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I just called also. They report that none of the models available in the USA have multiple voltage adaptors. Such a disappointing move for such an international brand and in this modern day. That sexy travel set isn't ready for real travel.
614287
Since the speakers are powered through your receiver/television, it should step down voltage. I don't think there is any difference between 110 or 220 volts.
1598011
I believe 220 would light it up--it is made for 110 AC for the charger the phone then works on dc from the batteries than are being charger at the base stations--that is no concern to you tho really
2101690
no, these adapters are for continental Europe. You need a UK adapter for Ireland and Scotland. Its a heavy 3 pronged adapter. Also your question refers to the products...that has nothing to do with plugging in...all electrical power in Europe and UK is 220 volts. You have to check as to whether yor prduct can handle 220 V. Most cell phones don't care whether its 110 or 220, but I would check your specific product to be sure. If you are wrong you won't be happy with the smoke that comes out of your now burned out product!
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Thanks for your inquiry. There's a switch on the back of the S8 which allows users to select 110-120V or 220-240V power input. That said, any S8 purchased from us is only meant for sale and distribution within the United States, and would only be able to be serviced under warranty within the US should an issue arise. Please let us know if you have any other questions!
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These are simply adapters to allow you to use 220v outlets with US plugs. They do not convert the voltage to 110v (US Standard). That said, you can use your standard charger plug for your phone (one side plugs into the wall, via these adapters -- the other has the USB socket that you can use for your iphone's lightning cable). Just take a look at your charger and *make sure* it's rated for 110/220v dual voltage. It probably is, but always good to check ANY device you're going to plug into these universal plugs to be sure they can work on 220v commonly found outside the US. If they do, you're fine. But if you don't see "220vac" don't plug them in the wall unless you also have a voltage converter. These are simply adapters to allow you to use 220v outlets with US plugs. They do not convert the voltage to 110v (US Standard). That said, you can use your standard charger plug for your phone (one side plugs into the wall, via these adapters -- the other has the USB socket that you can use for your iphone's lightning cable). Just take a look at your charger and *make sure* it's rated for 110/220v dual voltage. It probably is, but always good to check ANY device you're going to plug into these universal plugs to be sure they can work on 220v commonly found outside the US. If they do,... » Read More These are simply adapters to allow you to use 220v outlets with US plugs. They do not convert the voltage to 110v (US Standard). That said, you can use your standard charger plug for your phone (one side plugs into the wall, via these adapters -- the other has the USB socket that you can use for your iphone's lightning cable). Just take a look at your charger and *make sure* it's rated for 110/220v dual voltage. It probably is, but always good to check ANY device you're going to plug into these universal plugs to be sure they can work on 220v commonly found outside the US. If they do, you're fine. But if you don't see "220vac" don't plug them in the wall unless you also have a voltage converter. « Show Less
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Its rated 110v 60hz. US 220v could be stepped down, but it would be expensive for a converter powerful enough. Europe is 50hz, so even with a voltage step down adapter it probably wouldn't work unless it changes the frequency also. If it did run on 50hz you would get 5/6 power and I wouldn't recommend it.
67236
Hello, 1) They are not wireless 2) In my case, 110V, but I saw that there is a 220/110V (switch selector) model.
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I live in the UK and have a vacation home in Florida. I love our Keurig, I've advised Keurig they're missing a trick by not selling to the UK and European market. Anyhow, we have a power "inverter" already that reduces 220v down to 110v for some less powerful electrical items we've taken back over the years. After a little research we are buying another Keurig Machine to take back. At 1500 watts you need to get an inverter that handles that amount of power. Check out 220-electronics.com. I'm buying the inverter here in the US also, way-way cheaper than buying in the UK and probably the rest of Europe, be mindful they are heavy. Inverters/transformers/converters, call them watt you like, they work fine. A bit bulky to have on a counter top possibly but I've figured out a way to hide mine and feed it to an electrical socket..... Happy Days!!
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No problem with the voltage difference, most electrics today use a switching power supply, which will work on a wide range of voltages. The bigger problem is that this phone unit is not designed or legal to use in many countries outside the USA, so it's not intended for use in Europe. I checked the manual, page 9 Notices
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The ac adapter that comes with the phone is for 120VAC @ 60Hz. You may be able to find an adapter with the same output that would work on 220V but would not be very common. It would be easier to get a converter that changes from 220V to 120V.
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No I don't think you can, the power adapters that come with this phone are rated 120 V.
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I don't think this phone will work on 220 V. The power adapter marked as "Input: 120 V ~ 60Hz 100 ma, Output base station: 5.5 V 500 ma, Output additional phones: 4.8 V 160 ma.Sure it will work if you get some 3rd party 220V adapter with the same outputs.
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I just googled and found this product. http://www.220converters.com/store/p/24-200-Watts-Step-Up-Step-Down-Voltage-Converter.html
558203
On my charger it says, in tiny letters, input:100-240 volts. So, using the inexpensive fitting which changes the straight plugs into Euro pin plugs, I used the charger that came with the phone