I would like to buy a set but can it work with 220V power supply?
919615
Tran, on the Yamaha Model HTR 3065 HT that I have, there is not a 110v/220v selector switch. TK.
1604227
They are designed for 120-25 v and I believe would not function well with 220 for which you would need an adapter.
2187345
No, these items are not designed to be used with a 220/240V electrical system.
1899923
Not unless they are dual voltage and can take 220v. These are just adapters.
1908003
Yes. The power adapter provided has auto voltage function. Can use with 110 or 220v.
43653
It should work. It is in the voltage input range. As confirmation, it has been and currently listed for bidding at E-bay (as a paired set).
91319
The power supply that came with my unit was for 110v only. I don't see anything about being compatible with 220v from any of the documentation.
694720
Yes. The power supply says 100v-240v so 220 is no problem. I have both in my house and I'm pretty sure I'm plugged into 220.
1734541
Absolutely not. Buy only from a European Amazon site to be sure of 220v and the right prongs. Don't use a converter. It will fry your appliance.
1187392
The adapter that comes with it doesn't work for 220V. You could always get one of your own.
356007
The PSU are 110/220V so should be fine. If you need further assistance feel free to call us at 240-206-8038.
823208
No it won't I think they are only built for 110 you may need to get a transformer to convert the volts hope this will be helpful
1994286
I seriously doubt it.You should contact the company directly to see if they have adaptors, or make them for your countries voltage system.
1203565
I'm sorry if this sounds rude, but i'm not trying to be. There is absolutely no way these would be 220V. That voltage is meant for large appliances such as Washers, dryers, and Refrigerators. So the answer will be 120V.
946829
I doubt that it will work. It is labelled as 120v, 60Hz, 1000w. The wiring likely isn't rated for 220v and would likely be a fire hazard.
910939
Using 220V should be no problem if you simply get 220V power supplies that put out the DC volts that these units operate on. If a unit works on some low DC voltage, the unit doesn't know how you got the DC voltage, neither does it care -- whether from batteries or whatever.
1093937
I am using 120 Volts, However the adaptor rated input is 100 - 240 volts.So once you have the plug to fit for the 220 Volts supply you can use it.Note - check your Adaptor Input -It is listed on the adaptor label