International Voltage: What I don't understand is what am I getting out of the USB port?
256031
Yes, the USB port will produce a 5V output whether you plug this into 110V or 220V outlet. The current is up to 1500mA according to my measurement (but Monster says only 1000mA)
1071959
Thought of something else. Make sure your power adapter is set to the correct polarity + -, mine is set at +
1711417
I'm afraid I couldn't tell you that, but I doubt it. I'm in Mexico & the current is the same as the US. All I can tell you is, the USB ports don't work! Find something else!
2122758
Andrew ... same problem I had, along with many others. This product sucks. The USB port should work, but I don't think there really is much you can do about the other devices. Better to spend the money for a new one while you are in France than burn up your appliances.
560926
I am going to say no as this version is not set up that way. I think there is an European version for that voltage and plug.
2275317
It has to get it from the USB because there is no other power supply directly going into it, why is this question even being asked?
1504765
You need to check your notebook cooler to see if it supports the voltage. I doubt it though. USB2 supplies 5V DC and 500mA. If your cooler shows a higher rating than that: don't try it. You'll break the cooler.
377374
Sorry jay its all packed up in the storage. But as i have said. Its 110 in my recollection thats why i had to use an AVR with 110 converter bec. my voltage is 220v
26613
Yea, this is most definitely not dual voltage although it says so. I took it to Europe under the assumption it was. I also used a converter and it still died on me.
214639
Sorry I never hooked up the internal USB port on this card. If the out side ports work then most likely the internal port is bad. If the external enclosure gets its power from the USB port and it will work on the out side port I would say its bad. Did you try some other USB device on the internal port? If it worked but will not work with the external enclosure then it means it does not have the right connection to supply power to the enclosure.
1948640
You're question is wrong on so many levels. 1.) Monitors don't generally use USB, at least I don't know of any external USB video cards. (Maybe you mean an audio monitor? like vocalists use to listen to themselves?) 2.) USB operates at 5VDC +/- 10% generally... So, to ask if it runs at 110/220v which is generally used on household AC cuicuits is ... silly to be kind. Can you rephrase your question and be more specific?
1188773
I don't know. I just plug mine into a usb 2 port on my desk top. To make it work on my laptop I have to use a usb power adapter that I plug into 120 volts. I think the output voltage is about 5 volts.
269910
I don't know how it works in Singapore, but its adapter input accepts voltages from 100-240V ~ 50-60Hz (0.5A Max) I have only tried once and it didn't work with my two 3.0 WD Passport HDD connected at the same time... Otherwise, works well. I'll try it later
445368
Just in case you are unable to find a suitable 220v to usb wall plug I recommend taking a fully charged backup Ultimate Ears BOOM so the music doesn't stop. Keep on rocking! Your friends at Logitech.
427318
I don't know that answer, but... for windows (7-64 in my case) they load a service that monitors the USB port and chews up so much CPU overhead that I ended up removing the device and giving up on it. So that will be something else to watch out for.
30881
The way i understand it your correct the way the voltage changes is the charger dongle block that came with your tablet the usb cables are all the same, but the charger has the diffrent out put. I know it sounds nuts but i gave up trying to figure it out when i learned that
986130
it's a converter...to USB DCV. HOWEVER, I used it in Italy this last June...it worked for 20 minutes, overheated, and died. I would NOT suggest you use this in Sweden - which runs 230 volts at 50Hz. I can't vouch for any other product, but my experience with THIS one was pure negative. Use something else, Jeff. Enjoy Sweden...it's lovely!JS