In Which frequency is working? It can work in Europe?
1284724
No this device is only made to operate in the 908 US frequency. They do not make a EU frequency model.
1284725
Z-Wave operates in the 900 MHz band, the same as some (older) cordless phones. Specifically 908.42 MHz. The unit does not bear the CE mark but the product's frequency and power are legal in the EU.
2075465
Yes, its working in Europe - Germany, Bulgaria, Greece - tested - works perfect
1269025
No, but it worked in UK, Poland, Germany and Australia, so should work elsewhere. Keep it on the lowest setting for best results when outside the US.
1412552
It should work outside the US since it is a quad band, quad band pretty much covers the 5 or 7 seven continents (depending who you ask), which basically covers the whole world where there are signals of course.
2071904
The US works on a 110 volt/60 hertz system while Europe uses a 220 volt/50 hertz system. This is 110 volt. If you want to use it in Europe, you need a converter.
578106
I do not know what frequency this uses, but it works in the US. FreedomPop is a US based provider and, as far as I know, only serves the US
48357
I u sed it in Netherlands, Belgium and Luxembourg and it worked well. Haven't tried it in Italy and Portugal - check the one of the websites for which plugs work in each country.
1649240
I will assume so, it worked in 3 countries in Europe when I was there. I thing it work worldwide.
847266
It will work any where there is electricity. However, many parts of Europe have different outlets than US standard. So you would probably need an adapter for all your electric appliances.
277805
Electricity in Iceland uses the Europlug/Schukolug (CEEtypes) which has two round prongs so it should work there as well as in European countries.
1477773
Sure. It has an option for 24-hour (military) time, and I assume there are atomic time signals in Europe that will keep the clock on time. Either way, of course the clock will function on the UK. By the way, I've been very satisfied with the clock. Easy to set up, and it seems to have no problem receiving the atomic signal here in the US.
786410
Hi Dana, Yes, it will work in those (and other) European cities. However (as another commenter pointed out) you will need an adapter to plug it in as it has a US style three-prong grounded power plug.
773276
It works in Europe. I reallly don't lnow if it works in Australia but you can google it.
750498
It works great in Italy and France but the plug configuration might be different in England from continental Europe.
1622360
This particular model is for standard 60 Hz / 120 Volt outlets only. You would need a converter to make it work in Europe.
11717
It works in Europe. I will not suggest to buy it, as Windows OS is not convenient.
50431
I have no idea if it would work in Europe. But I will not recomend this item, like I said it is very heavy and battery does not last long. If you go to Europe buy a cheapy there.