I want to take a unit like this to Thailand will the power source be a problem?
1297620
I don't think so... it really a basic adapter. So if you don't have problem using other basic devices then it won't be a problem with it either.
1857407
I have never been to Myanmar or Thailand but according to the company the voltage adapter will work. It's not the voltage that is of concern. This product will handle the 220 & 230 volts. The concern is if the plug used in either Great Britain or Australia will work in either of the countries you will be visiting. The manufacture said this adapter will work in over 150 countries. My best guess is that it will work in where you will be visiting. My experience with hotels is that they will have a plug which will take one of the plug adapters on this product.
667175
You will need a power converter to be able to use it. Check here at Amazon.com, they will probably have it.
703625
As far as I know, you can purchase a converter and it should operate OK. Check luggage department for travel accessories.
11638
Yes. No issues from our unit here in the Philippines when it comes to charging.
777136
Yes. But you would need an adapter for the 3-prong plug. I have used it on international travel and have not encountered any problems.
2228156
Yes and no. Although it would probably work for a bit, it would quickly overload . I'm no electrician but they make travel converters to do that sort of thing..
931510
You will just have to purchase one of those volt exchangers before you go overseas. Unless you buy a new one when you get there.
102137
I believe it is only 110 volt so you will have to get a power converter when you travel.
53085
it should be fine, its not like you are running a very large system. it would certainly take some of the jump out of your power loss if you are having any.
1567376
You will need to get a converter to use this item internationally. Inexpensive, it is worth having for your assorted travel items.
1704950
You would most likely need a converter plug if the country has different plug in 'prongs'.
499182
You would have to ship all parts back to America at your cost for warranty claims. Also be mindful that if the fault is due to the foreign power supply you won't be covered by warranty. I'm not sure what voltage the grid in the Phillipines runs or how reliable it is. You might want to check those issues. A surge protector wouldn't be a bad way to go either.I've had no issues with mine being used in Australia, we juice about once a week and it's still working great.
497377
Yes, for both Myanmar (http://www.adaptelec.com/index.php?main_page=document_general_info&products_id=117) and Thailand (http://whatplug.info/from/usa/to/thailand).
270730
I'm sure you can unless there is a ban for this particular brand in Thailand or the AC is DC in Thailand but for me it works great
1073609
Yes, it will certainly work. I have used it in Thailand and many other Asian countries.
917545
Yes, it will not be a problem. The plug on the unit is in a good position at the top.