I am moving to Switzerland and the voltage is 230V. Should I select the 240V as the input voltage for my 110V devices?
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Yes you can. The voltage shows 230v in Switzerland, but not allways exactly 230v. It will at lease ± 10%.
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I used mine in Switzerland and Europe and had no problems. All I need was the prong adapter for each country I went to. It automatically adapted
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On my unit the input is listed as 100-240 V. This would indicate that the adapter can be used with voltage up to 240, which would be safe in Europe and other parts of the world. However, the plug will not fit in a foreign outlet so you need to have a plug adapter but not a voltage adapter.
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I purchased a step down transformer to reduce my countries voltage of 230 down to USA,s 110. It works fine Vince, New zealand
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The transformation ratio is 220/110 = 2 or 240/120 = 2. If your voltage is 230 V, then on the low voltage side you will get 230/2 = 115 V. Most appliances have some tolerance to the input voltage e.g. +- 5%. I would check first the label of the appliance, and if 115 V is within that range, it is safe to use this transformer.
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110v. I had to purchase a local adaptor for 230v and unfortunately the polarity of the pins was reversed and it burned a zener diode or something in the input power circuit. As a result mine only runs on batteries now. Make sure you get an adaptor with the right polarity in the pin (centre positive I think).
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Sub woofer lists 100-240v input. I use the 110, and have not tested with 220v. Thus, it is the euro setting with both 110/220
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I do not think so unless Zurich uses the same kind of electrical system as used in the United States. My advice to you is to buy a 220 converter. Best of luck
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Hi Cyrus. Yes, it is 120-240 volts so it is electrically compatible all over the world. To be physically compatible, either carry a universal AC adapter (best) or you can change the power cord to have a local plug. The power cord is a fairly common twin-wire appliance cord. Another option, for Germany, France, Spain, and some others is to purchase the item on amazon.de. You'll get a compatible cord. Cost is similar to http://amazon.com.
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My power supply indicates 110v-240v, and included several adapters. You're probably good.
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Yes. I took it with me to Europe this summer and the input voltage was 220v and it worked fine. This will work for input of up to 240v. When you plug it in to charge it the base of the unit is a transformer so it adapts automatically. You may need an adapter to plug it in to charge it. Depends on the country you're visiting. You can buy a multi one at amazon or radio shack. They're inexpensive.
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Yes, you just have to make sure you get the multi voltage version. The one they sell in the US, is usually only 110, but the ones they typically sell in Europe and elsewhere are multi-voltage, meaning from 110-240V. The one I bought in Germany had a sticker on the box saying "Dual Voltage".
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This is the model sold in the United States and only comes with the us 110 power plug adapter. When you say 240 I assume you mean 220v? If so, no I don't believe this model would take 220. It would most likely damage the model. If you are in Europe I would suggest a simple 220 to 110 adapter if you must have this model. Best of luck hope that helps
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I don't know what the difference is for 110 or 240. But, the plug is only for a standard USA plug. There is no adaptor.
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Yes you can input 240V. Check here for data sheet, http://www.jameco.com/Jameco/Products/ProdDS/301938.pdf
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John,The P4400 does not work with 240 volt appliances. It is designed for 115 volt and the maximum voltage is 125.See P4400 data sheet at http://ec1.images-amazon.com/media/i3d/01/A/man-migrate/MANUAL000010953.pdf
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The one I have is 110 only - you would need a travel voltage converter for 240.