Will this system function on 220 Volt homes without 110 volt capability?
1314949
All 3 prongs intercoms are auto voltage from 110 to 24 volts, 50 & 60 Hz. ETL certification is for 110 only
1314950
According to the "Users Manual" under "System Requirement: "All electrical sockets are 3 pronged with the third prong properly GROUNDED. 110V and 240 volts the SAME." I would go to "http://www.intercomcentral.com"; (The address on the User Manual) and pose the question there. The intercom that you are looking at is the "Intercom Central" (FM246-Generation II Four Channels).I hope this helps.
1314951
The unit comes with a standard US 110VAC 3 prong plug. On the unit it says 110-220VAC, but there is no voltage switch. I have not tried on 220V so I do not know for sure.
1314952
According to the "Users Manual" under "System Requirement: "All electrical sockets are 3 pronged with the third prong properly GROUNDED. 110V and 240 volts the SAME." I would go to "http://www.intercomcentral.com" (The address on the User Manual) and pose the question there. The intercom that you are looking at is the "Intercom Central" (FM246-Generation II Four Channels). I hope this helps.
1418024
No. It stores power in a 12V lead-acid deep cycle battery, and exports it as 12V, 5V (USB) or through a built-in 120V inverter. It will not run 220V appliances.
598876
This will not work in your house without a 12 volt power supply. I do not know of a 120 volt replacement like this.
22162
Yes you can. I already see the IC installed on this device, It use AC-DC converter that support until 235 V. I already install it at my home with 220 V, it's work fine
841998
It will operate on standard household current only. Did you really mean 220v or 120v (standard house current)
473012
I believe it will only work on a 110v system. Check with the Marineland. Their website should be able to answer that question.
1433513
I do not know if that is available. The system I have only works on the 120v lines. Perhaps you can contact Security man and ask if they can accommodate your requirements.
2247571
I used it only with 110 volts power supply. I did not try/test with 220 volts power supply.
346707
The units I purchased were designed for use on 120V however, most likely a simple adaptor to convert it to a 220V receptacle would enable it's use on your system. I would recommend checking with the manufacturer for a model that is able to be used without a adaptor.Note: The ones I purchased are performing greatly. As a former IT professional, I highly recommend these for anyone seeking a simple and fast expansion method. Good luck.
85686
Yes, this system is a 110-220 volt multi system. My last house was about 60 years old running 110 volts, the unit ran amazingly well. I also have used the system at recent events running 220 volts, and it also performed perfectly. I LOVE this system! The only drawback to this system is that the enclosures are made of press board which, after a lot of moving around, will start to break down. If you plan on traveling a lot with your system, you should go with a much higher end brand.
731411
Nah, 110 works fine just have a certified electrician wire it up for you and contact the office of electrified Nannies to have them inspected and certified.
576091
I'm not an electrician so can't answer that but it does work on the regular home voltage of 110 v.
1419043
My building is 120 V, so I have only used it here, I have no idea about 220V.
1409583
from what i know, it is designed for use here in the usa which has only 120 volts for these kind of appliances. unless they make a model with 220 volts, don't attempt to use the 110 volt model.
1183524
It will work. There is no electronics, just copper cable and socket. You just need plug converter and 220v bulb
2158416
The back of the package says "110-125 VAC MAX" so I would say no, it won't work on 220v systems.
605261
Yes, It will. It has a switch were you could convert it both way from 220 to 110 and 110 to 220.