Can I use this product in Africa where the current is 220wtts
1953879
You'll need to get a voltage converter (according to the TV's specified watts) for scaling down 220V to 100-120 before it gets into the TV
1953880
Answer here...You may use with power adpater that can convert from 110 to 220 V. The only problem is servicing it in Africa. Check with Samsung. Whether they will support this as warranty may be voided if you transport to other country.
1953881
You would have to either transform down to 110 watts or split half the 220 watts, use just 1 leg of the 220 power supply
1953882
not sure .. but i would not buy any smart tv. they have a problem with the main board.. my tv is 5 months old and stopped working..
1953883
You may use with power adpater that can convert from 110 to 220 V. The only problem is servicing it in Africa. Check with Samsung. Whether they will support this as warranty may be voided if you transport to other country.
1953884
With a AC converter that goes from 120 to 220 (buy from Amazon or almost any local electronics place). BUT, this sometimes causes problems with the TV and could casue it become inop. I personally wouldnt recomend it but is doable. Hope that helps!
1441233
I doubt it. The current would probably kill this. That was my experience with using 120 volt products overseas. Some electrical items would not work very well.
2006615
Unless Africa forbids it somehow, you can use this anywhere you can get unleaded gasoline. Whatever you plug into it has to run 240 or 120 volt power of course.
117403
World great in Cape Town s. Africa when I was there. I most places there also the standard Europe plug also will work, but I only can answer on Cape Town. Sorry. Try Wikipedia on power plugs which is how I found out what I needed.
805269
not directly. you would need a converter like you need if you go to Europe to use your appliances over there.
1409873
Using it in South Africa (at 230v) has posed no problems, so it should work just fine.
1386021
I did buy the same product and shipped to Kenya which my adviser recommended. Kenya use the same voltage as UK.
1658994
the answer is yes - I have used this kettle all over Asia and Africa. No problems when plugging in to 220 with an adapter.
538613
South African voltage is 220 already. So there is no need for a device like this. You might need a convertor to fit the South African wall socket.
538614
I have no idea about South Africa. Unit fits into 120 v outlet and provides 220 w to charge razor
1731712
Yes, it is possible. For example, I use in Brazil without problems, both at 110 as 220. The product is of excellent quality
695087
Not too sure about Africa, but when we have traveled to Europe we would just need an adaptor to run any 12 volt charger that works on a 110 outlet.
54080
as far as the voltage is it should be OK but this one should be 60 cycles... don't know if West Africa is 50 or 60 cycles.>>> that you willl have to check or find a 50 cycle unit for your electric needs & appliances etc..
1682169
No it is 120 only. The simple solution is to purchase a converter that is readily available so all of your personal appliances can easily be used with 220 when you travel.
310452
It uses a 120v here, so it would not work overseas unless you use a converter.
864733
This will wok in Kenya where most of the power is 220 volt, 50 Hz. I don't know about Tanzania?
1785843
My unit was purchased for the USA and hence it was 120vac. Hot pots are frequently used in areas where 220vac is available, so you should have no problem solving this problem.