Is this camera rated for 220V 60Hz or is it 110V 50Hz only?
1484302
The camera comes with AC power adapter 110V -220V , and the camera can be 60Hz or 50Hz which can be tuned in setting page .
1462143
Yes, it is labeled for 100-240V, 50/60Hz. You will just need a plug adapter for whatever country you are visiting.
1345589
-It includes a charger and the battery for the camera. Battery charger BC-45C100-240V ~ 50/60Hz MAX 0.2A
2241026
I don't see anything in the manual or specs that indicates it is multi-voltage. The power plug is strictly USA 110V. So I doubt if it is compatible with 220V 50Hz, you could check online with the mfr to confirm.
886496
I don't know what you mean by "switch" between 50 hz and 60 hz. I haven't read or seen a manual for this unit, but I would assume the unit can be powered by a 50 hz or 60 hz power supply. Its made to use electronics from 220 volt countries here in the USA and vice versa.
1409896
It uses 110V & 60 Hz (which is standard for the USA). No for 220V, etc., however.
108487
Dear Customer,This TV is a 1080P TV, is 60Hz, and accepts voltages of 220-240v.
1293400
The camera comes both with an extra USB for power or a power supply that is auto voltage from 110v to 240v.In this last case you may need a plug converter.
518706
Based on Instruction Manual: it is only used in 120V ~ 60Hz. It's better to ask the company that sale the product.
1519937
Yes, this is a USA model so has 110V,60Hz rating. I use this mixer in USA without any convertors
1836462
This model is 110 volts 60 Hz only. As to why it is not specified, that is something Amazon would have to answer.
468321
I have installed this camera before and it takes 110v ac. you plug the transformer plug into a regular outlet.
326964
No, it is only rated for 120V-60Hz. A step-down transformer would be required to use it at 220V. If the 220 volts is 50HZ that is probably not a problem.
1029110
Ours came with all of that. We also bought an extra battery. Now, cameras bought in the US come with Model DE-59B. It has a standard (for the USA) two-prong plug. It holds the battery - external battery charging only on this camera as far as I know -- and plugs into any standard USA outlet. Having said that, the charger is rated 110V-240V and 50hz/60hz. As for "international warranty" I suspect that is between you and the reseller. As I remember, the USA model is only warrantied for USA use. We have really enjoyed this camera except my grandson was able to mar the lens coating somehow and the middle of photos can look a teeny bit hazy in certain light. Sigh. Grandchildren. Gotta lov'em eh! LoL Ours came with all of that. We also bought an extra battery. Now, cameras bought in the US come with Model DE-59B. It has a standard (for the USA) two-prong plug. It holds the battery - external battery charging only on this camera as far as I know -- and plugs into any standard USA outlet. Having said that, the charger is rated 110V-240V and 50hz/60hz. As for "international warranty" I suspect that is between you and the reseller. As I remember, the USA model is only warrantied for USA use. We have really enjoyed this camera except my grandson was able to mar the lens coating... » Read More Ours came with all of that. We also bought an extra battery. Now, cameras bought in the US come with Model DE-59B. It has a standard (for the USA) two-prong plug. It holds the battery - external battery charging only on this camera as far as I know -- and plugs into any standard USA outlet. Having said that, the charger is rated 110V-240V and 50hz/60hz. As for "international warranty" I suspect that is between you and the reseller. As I remember, the USA model is only warrantied for USA use. We have really enjoyed this camera except my grandson was able to mar the lens coating somehow and the middle of photos can look a teeny bit hazy in certain light. Sigh. Grandchildren. Gotta lov'em eh! LoL « Show Less
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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.
1094497
While the technical specifications do not mention 220, the reverse side of the unit itself carries the following information: 110-220v, 50-60Hz, 0.5A.
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actully because i bought it from usa i used it only with 110 v just like usa. but my sister already had same camera before me and she used it with 250 v and it works.