What is the voltage input for the piano, does it support 110-240?
1960855
All of our keyboards are U.S. voltage. 120v. You would have to contact Kawai for a dealer that sells 110-240
156199
The Casio adapter that came with it accepts 110 to 240 volts. So yes, it is for US and overseas use.
1299497
It has a power input switch for 110/220. Being that our power input is 110v, I don't know if the 240v works or not.
1764990
Yamaha external ac adaptormodel no. PA-150INPUT: 120V 60Hz 0.5AOUYPUT: 12.0V--- 1.5A
758531
Sub woofer lists 100-240v input. I use the 110, and have not tested with 220v. Thus, it is the euro setting with both 110/220
1526197
Yes, the power supply lists the input voltage as 100 to 240 VACoutput is 5V 2A
81942
I would contact the manufacturer, American DJ, and ask the technician. But I would assume with any electronic device that runs on 120v ac, one would need a converter to change to 240 volts.
933902
its supports 110v. Standard in the united states. the only problem is the second coffee pot stopped working shortly after we received this product, so only one side works. I would not recommend this product.
831581
they do not send the ac adapter over to OCONUS or over seas but I'm sure Yamaha sells a 220 ac adapter that would work for it. may have to find it on the economy. the adapter would convert for the model however the adapter 220 or 110 must meet the specs of the model of keyboard. hope that helps.
1321789
Hello, It appears that this can be used with 240V. However, since I use 120V, I cannot confirm this. You may consider checking with Behringer.
1079211
The models sold in North America are Model# 13623 (Aluminium) and Model# 15066 (Piano Black). These two models are 120V/60Hz. You can get a 220~240V/50Hz models in Europe, Australia, and other parts of the world that use 220V. The 240V modes have a different model numbers and unlike in North America, the European 240V/50Hz models are offered in three different finishes: Model #13583 (Aluminum), Model #13689 (Piano Black), and model #13687 (Chrome)
682094
I'm pretty sure yes. I think the AC adapter accepts 110-240. I'll double check when I get home and let you know it sure
919615
Tran, on the Yamaha Model HTR 3065 HT that I have, there is not a 110v/220v selector switch. TK.
1429422
The input accepts 110 - 240VAC 50/60Hz. The plug is a standard USA 2 prong type.
1988744
The adapter does state it will accept an input of 100-240 volt. The input cord has a standard 120 volt plug.
722199
Hello, 1) for 220v you need a converter from 110v, but I can't tell how safe it would be. I know that even if you use a converter for heating appliances, it is not safe to use 110v-set items for 220v outlets. I myself use a converter a lot as I travel and live in Europe often. I didn't try it with this piano. 2) The box is as long as a piano and maybe 10 cm deeper than piano itself (maybe 40-50 cm). It was too wide to put in into the back sit of the car along the seat (it is a wide as regular piano key's set), but it can be transported in a regular car if you have a hatchback and a folding seat (that what we did). One strong person can handle it to move around. Hello, 1) for 220v you need a converter from 110v, but I can't tell how safe it would be. I know that even if you use a converter for heating appliances, it is not safe to use 110v-set items for 220v outlets. I myself use a converter a lot as I travel and live in Europe often. I didn't try it with this piano. 2) The box is as long as a piano and maybe 10 cm deeper than piano itself (maybe 40-50 cm). It was too wide to put in into the back sit of the car along the seat (it is a wide as regular piano key's set), but it can be transported in a regular car if you have a hatchback and a folding... » Read More Hello, 1) for 220v you need a converter from 110v, but I can't tell how safe it would be. I know that even if you use a converter for heating appliances, it is not safe to use 110v-set items for 220v outlets. I myself use a converter a lot as I travel and live in Europe often. I didn't try it with this piano. 2) The box is as long as a piano and maybe 10 cm deeper than piano itself (maybe 40-50 cm). It was too wide to put in into the back sit of the car along the seat (it is a wide as regular piano key's set), but it can be transported in a regular car if you have a hatchback and a folding seat (that what we did). One strong person can handle it to move around. « Show Less
1947507
Yes - The label on the power supply specifies the Input: 100 - 240V, ~50-60Hz