Can use in 240V electric plug
565219
I presume you mean "240 Vac electric plug". These LEDs require 12 Vdc. You will need a power supply to convert the ac input to a dc output. There are several power supplies available which will work at 240 Vac input. Do not attempt to connect these LEDs directly to 240 Vac power. They will be severly damaged.
565220
The strip itself needs 12volts. You can use whatever power supply as long as the output is 12 volts (3 amp) , you would need to solder on the wires to the strip.
789478
I used mine on 240V and it seemed to work just fine :) This was only for a test though as I bought it to use overseas, so I can't say 100% for long term use.
2268781
sorry Sorrakritch, I've only used it with 120v. The plug and outlets on the unit are standard 120v size so I don't think it would work on 240v but am not sure.
932948
You definitely have to wire this into your 240v circuit. No plug on this unit. Hope this helps.
1422798
Plug handles both 110 and 240, but require adapters to fit other than US sockets.
1073313
Not without an adapter. It is wired for a standard U.S. outlet. It has a two-prong grounded plug (the kind where one prong is bigger than the other). Is that what you mean? Regarding the capacity to be wired for 240, I do not know. But that would be double the power of a wall outlet in the U.S., where 240 is used only for water heaters, stoves and clothes driers and has an outlet of a different shape and size.
266328
No way! This item has a "standard" 120 VAC plug on the back that would not (thankfully) fit into a 240 VAC outlet. p.s. I no longer recommend this item as two now spaced a few months apart have not held up even for a year. They are too expensive for such a short life.
2066025
I am almost certain that it will not work with 240V, but I will see a person in the electrical distribution business tomorrow evening, Tues., Dec 2nd, and I will ask him and get back with you.
179718
Yes. You just need an adapter plug for 220-240. Most other countries use round pins in their sockets, not flat ones like we have in the states.
2066024
I was partially right. The plug will not work, however if you change the 2-prong plug to one that is compatible with the 240V (Australian), the wire will handle the increased voltage. Instead of having a "hot" wire and "ground" wire, both wires will be "hot". If you try this, just be sure the connection is secure, with no wire exposed - my source said the 240V will have quite a "bite". I hope this helps. Personally, I would search for a lamp kit that is already wired for that current.
288987
This item is a 120v. I don't really know if could be used for 240v. I think is better contacting the manufacturing of this tostiarepa and ask them. Good luck
1946297
Yes to reduce the amps used in the circuit u could use the 240v circuit. It comes with the standard 120v plug.
1260014
if you have an existing 220v/240v outlet not being used (3o amp)....you can make your own plug and plug it in.
1079687
The unit has a plug for north American use, i.e. 120V. Grounding is included. The unit has no built in way to switch to 240V.
1129680
It is not adaptable to 240v, but 240v is readily adaptable to 120v. Consult an electrician.
879976
Maybe it can work for 240 in Europe with a converter? Not sure, haven't tried that. Only using it in America for now :)
891303
yes it can. 110v to 240v. If the plugs are different all you need is an inexpensive adapter.Good luck...