Can 100V 50Hz Japan input voltage be used with the US version?
1321111
The manual says AC 120v 60Hz so probably not. Transformer windings would be different for Japan.
1321112
No. The AV7005 is powered through a standard core transformer, and there are no voltage jumpers. This presents two problems. One, that the rail voltage would be low, and two, that the efficiency of the transformer would be affected. If it worked, it would work poorly. You should use the version for the Japanese market.
1807352
i believe the answer is yes but to be on the safe side you might think about a voltage down-converter; i just examined the tool and the owners manual but nowhere can i find allowed input voltage; nor can i find their company website to answer your question; i would expect one of two things happening however: 1. the electronics might blow on plug-in - or - 2. you MIGHT be able to operate the device to half-scale; i've been finding out the hard way: cheapest is not always best (you get what you pay for)
2008879
no. and definitely wont work with 50 hz which is the frequency of most Asian countries. you'll need a converter with anything you buy in built to work in north america.
1933000
I thing it not dual voltage.if you buy it in us and canada 110 but you buy it on asia and erupe work with 240 acept Japan that work with 100
85769
The TASCAM PS-P515U AC Adapter can and does input from 100V AC to 240V AC at 50Hz or 60Hz for pretty much world-side use. Have never had any trouble with ours at 117V or 220V use when travel is in the need. As long as the unit label states what ours does, then its fine for use in North America, Europe, Australia, but DO remember to have the appropriate power plug available to match the power mains in the various countries you might visit. -- Joe Rotello, Knoxville, TN USA
352150
The model available here is 120V as it is the US model. Other versions (ie 220V) may be available in other parts of the world (ie England). You may also be able to use a voltage converter, but you may want to contact Juki directly to verify this is safe (www.jukihome.com).
550099
The model I had had a voltage selector (200-220v for Asia or 100-120 for Japan & U.S.) and I used it in Hong Kong with an adapter (different plugs). No problems. Used it a lot when traveling. Hope this helps.
1773990
This product is "125/250V, 60Hz, 1875W". So in US, there isn't. In another countries, I don't know because I've never used outside US.
1168464
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
691788
Yes, you can use 220V 50Hz. The input voltage of the power adopter is a 110-220 VAC
995771
110-- Even if it was a Japanese version (which it is not) the voltage is only 100 volts in Japan.
133862
I just bought this one on Black Friday for $54.99, I researched the product info and found this: Voltage Input: 120V AC U.S., 100V AC Japan, 230V AC Europe. I hope it helps.
617337
my adapter is labeled INPUT 100-240v, 50/60 Hz, which is OK for 220v power.
603271
I am not familiar with the plug shape in Japan but voltage is not an issue so if the connecting plug fits the adapter it will be OK.
1612557
I've lived in Japan for 6 years--you don't need an adapter to use US devices in Japan, unless maybe you have something that is grounded (3 prongs) as some outlets in Japan aren't grounded. Their voltage is slightly less than ours, 110V as compared to 120V in the United States, so no worries there, either.
1087976
Hi there,the voltage in Japan is 100 Volt, which is different from North America (120V), Central Europe (230V) and most other regions of the world. Japanese electrical plugs have two, non-polarized pins, as shown above. They fit into North American outlets.So you would need a transformer from 120V to 100 V in order to not damage the player.
653840
No, this is not compatible with US Voltage. Its designed for use in overseas 220V countries only.