Does this converter include a step up function from 50Hz to 60Hz?
1468070
It is not a frequency converter; that would be at least half the size of your fridge and hundreds, if not thousands of dollars. Most 220/50hz appliances will run just fine on 60hz. I've been running a Liebherr freezer on this for almost a year, no issues. Barely gets warm, though there is only a couple amps being drawn.
1114480
Hi, does not work, you must have a connector to convert 60 Hz to 50 Hz, these sells in Europe.
1377467
You can use to step up from 110 to 220v or step down from 220 to 110v. It will not change your supply frequency (Hz). If your supply frequency 50Hz and your washer is rated 60Hz, it will run a little slower than design. Some equipment can tolerate this and some can't. You will have to check your equipment specs or consult your manufacturer to determine if it's safe, otherwise you can try it at the risk of reduced performance, equipment running slightly hotter than normal or worst complete failure.
1751614
No, not without additional conversion equipment. 120V 60Hz power is required. I would not recommend using a step down transformer. Better to buy equipment designed for the local electrical supply specification.
1859833
No, it doesn't have a selector switch between the 2 ratings. 110/120V 60hz only
1678052
Michael, if your clock is originally rated for 220V 50Hz you may find trouble with operating your clock. However, you should also be aware that it also steps up the frequency. So your clock which is set for 50Hz would burn up quicker in an environment of 60Hz. Unless it is rated for both frequencies and voltages(220/110V and 50/60Hz). Hope that helped.
1132724
Well, doesn't work for me at 120 :).. however the box says the "Input = 100-240V 50/60Hz"
1435037
It works on a 110 circuit at 60 hz. There is no provision for any other ranges.
1602845
Hi friend, Yes,it is 50 Hz. Hope can help you. Have a nice day! Best Regards
601937
I wouldn't know. Unfortunately, I received a product that does not work. But, it's my understanding that people are having a 50% success rate with this. Try asking one the people who got the converter to work.
1451114
The adapter on mine says 110V/60 Hz. There is no indication that it is compatible with 220V/50 Hz, though I would expect it to work just fine at 50 Hz with a suitable step down transformer - such as the Simran SMF-200 Deluxe 200 Watts Step Down Voltage Converter for about $13 USD.
567997
My unit lists 120vac 60hz 10amps only, so I believe you would need to separately purchase a step-down converter to match that.
1997845
You need to assure your converter provides 110v 50-60Hz cycle. I am not electrical expert but that is a common requirement for most electrical device in US.
1769633
Mine did not. I was lucky to see 120hz. Installations do vary but in my opinion the drivers are just too small to do LF well.
1807816
The Lables on my unit shows 110 and 240 at 50/60 Hz. However, never travelled with it to confirm
107162
You need to read your TV's manual to see if it is actually frequency sensitive. Most modern electronics use switching mode power supplies internally which are not usually sensitive to 50Hz v. 60 Hz input at all. Many will even work at both 120V and 240V sometimes with no modification and at others by changing a voltage selector switch. If in doubt call the TV manufacturer.
1804831
Yes, the low-pass filter is adjustable from 45Hz to 150Hz, plus there is a phase-reversal switch.