i have a sony tape deck from uk will this vc100w voltage transformer work deck plug in says 240v 50hz male plug says 13amp need to use here in usa.
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How many amps does the tape deck use? I'll need to calculate the wattage for you.
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Never mind the Amperage, check that the Wattage rating for the transformer exceeds that of your tape deck. Even if the wattages are compatible, you should fit your UK square pin plug with a lower rated fuse, preferably a 3 Amp and certainly not more than 5 Amp. The UK 13 Amp fuse is for devices like electric drills.
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It sounds like you will NOT need a transformer but just a plug adapter. The power supply of your item is capable of any input voltage from 100v to 230v, and 50 or 60Hz. The US uses 120v and 60Hz so it will work there. The only consideration now is if you have the right plug shape to plug into US wall sockets. I have moved between Canada/US [120v/60Hz] and Europe and Australia [230v/50Hz], so I have some experience with this. All of my electronics that are marked this way worked in these locations (TVs, laptops, most modern chargers).So you don't need an active transformer like this, you just need a simple physical plug adapter like this: Ceptics Grounded Universal Plug Adapter for US (Type B) - 3 Pack It sounds like you will NOT need a transformer but just a plug adapter. The power supply of your item is capable of any input voltage from 100v to 230v, and 50 or 60Hz. The US uses 120v and 60Hz so it will work there. The only consideration now is if you have the right plug shape to plug into US wall sockets. I have moved between Canada/US [120v/60Hz] and Europe and Australia [230v/50Hz], so I have some experience with this. All of my electronics that are marked this way worked in these locations (TVs, laptops, most modern chargers).So you don't need an active transformer like... » Read More It sounds like you will NOT need a transformer but just a plug adapter. The power supply of your item is capable of any input voltage from 100v to 230v, and 50 or 60Hz. The US uses 120v and 60Hz so it will work there. The only consideration now is if you have the right plug shape to plug into US wall sockets. I have moved between Canada/US [120v/60Hz] and Europe and Australia [230v/50Hz], so I have some experience with this. All of my electronics that are marked this way worked in these locations (TVs, laptops, most modern chargers).So you don't need an active transformer like this, you just need a simple physical plug adapter like this: Ceptics Grounded Universal Plug Adapter for US (Type B) - 3 Pack « Show Less
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HI Suriya, I am sorry to say that I don't know for sure. I am in the USA so I don't use that voltage. If you can get it to work it is a great value though. Good Luck
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You would need the proper adapter. I have used adapters over seas in the Middle East but I'm am not totally sure if they run on the same voltage. A Japanese DJ would be your best source to fully answer your question. I hope I helped a little bit. Good luck.
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I imagine the plug is less important than the voltage. The US used 110 volts. If you use the same power as the UK you might be better off looking on Amazon.co.uk. Good luck!
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Hello - I would gladly answer your question, however it was for a gift used in the U.S. Perhaps a voltage convertor is the answer.
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You can if you use with it Power Bright VC100W Voltage Transformer 100 Watt Step Up/Down 110 Volt - 220 Volt
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the model I have you would have to use the transformer to step it up this is a 110 unit but you might be able to order the correct unit for your voltage needs you have to check with Amazon
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I called them but they said you need a different cable. is there a 240V cable? I thought its just the different plug pin configuration? the manual says to contact the miami office for this. anyone know? The back of my TV has the sticker than mentions 100V for north american and below has 100-240 for others. i hope that means it'll work with 240 and just use a adapter for the american pin
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The other answer was incorrect. The power supply says specifically that it will accept 100-240v. What you will need is a coverter plug for your specific country. The power supply plug converts the power to DC12V. It's like your laptop charger. You can plug it in anywhere. And yes, I have family in London and we plugged it in on their 240Volt system.
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I wanted to know that too. Just found this on his webpage: * Universal voltage (120-240V), perfect for worldwide travel So it looks like only an adapter plug would be needed not a transformer.
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I am in US, and not using any adaptor for it. so far, it's working properly. I didn't check the voltage requirement, but should be ok.
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UK plugs are not included in the package. There is no reason you couldn't use an inexpensive adapter, the input power is 100-240v 50/60hz.
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Yes, this will work, as long as your VHS player requires 100Watts or less. I ordered the step up version, 500Watts, to run my UK flat screen tv. Check the wattage requirements on your player.
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Do a search on Amazon for a 110v to 100v converter. Model #VCT VT-500J, $31.32. Should work fine!
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The transformer will convert the 220/240V to 110V for US electronics. Be sure to switch the inbound current on the backside accordingly.
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Mine is. There are no voltage selectors anymore on products produced for U.S. Domestic Consumption. But Cambridge might well have a Power Supply that will mate with it for its European model equivalents. I'd check with the Amazon site appropriate to your own region before ordering. A featured seller from that marketplace should have what you need..... http://www.amazon.co.uk/Cambridge-Audio-651p-Blk/dp/B007GH31AG/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1398709968&sr;=8-2&keywords;=cambridge+azur+651a