Anybody that has bought this recently. Can you tell me what the power adapter input voltage is... 110-240V or just 110V? Updated: Bought.. Thanks for the input guys. Trying to replicate this projecthttp://lifehacker.com/5966156/create-your-own-fast-charging-cable-managed-seven-port-usb-travel-chargerBut wanted something that would serve me in the USA and the UK...well, I guess anywhere to be fair and this covers me from a voltage point of view... Anybody that has bought this recently. Can you tell me what the power adapter input voltage is... 110-240V or just 110V? Updated: Bought.. Thanks for the input guys. Trying to... » Read More Anybody that has bought this recently. Can you tell me what the power adapter input voltage is... 110-240V or just 110V? Updated: Bought.. Thanks for the input guys. Trying to replicate this projecthttp://lifehacker.com/5966156/create-your-own-fast-charging-cable-managed-seven-port-usb-travel-chargerBut wanted something that would serve me in the USA and the UK...well, I guess anywhere to be fair and this covers me from a voltage point of view... « Show Less
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On the AC adapter it states Input 100-240VAC, received mine late March to early April 2013. Hope that helps. This unit, the hub + the AC adapter, works very well.
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I have the Anker Uspeed USB 7 port hub with the 36 watt power adapter and it is Model SW120300 50-60 Hz 1A with an Input voltage of 100-240 VAC and an Output of 12V, 3000ma.
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I opened the package for this question... The power transformer has a slide off two prong plug and I am assuming that a replacement plug may be attached to accommodate other voltages. The power transformer has written on it -- Input: 100-240V~ 50-60 Hz -- 0.5A Max --- Output: 12V - 1.5A, Center post + (Positive). I do not know data about Singapore electrical needs, but I assume if Singapore residential power is between 100-240V and you had the plug in adapter needed to slide on to the power transformer I'd say you were good to go, or Bob is your uncle. This is a good device, I have friends that use it to charge up their devices and love it. I opened the package for this question... The power transformer has a slide off two prong plug and I am assuming that a replacement plug may be attached to accommodate other voltages. The power transformer has written on it -- Input: 100-240V~ 50-60 Hz -- 0.5A Max --- Output: 12V - 1.5A, Center post + (Positive). I do not know data about Singapore electrical needs, but I assume if Singapore residential power is between 100-240V and you had the plug in adapter needed to slide on to the power transformer I'd say you were good to go, or Bob is your uncle. This is a good device, I have friends... » Read More I opened the package for this question... The power transformer has a slide off two prong plug and I am assuming that a replacement plug may be attached to accommodate other voltages. The power transformer has written on it -- Input: 100-240V~ 50-60 Hz -- 0.5A Max --- Output: 12V - 1.5A, Center post + (Positive). I do not know data about Singapore electrical needs, but I assume if Singapore residential power is between 100-240V and you had the plug in adapter needed to slide on to the power transformer I'd say you were good to go, or Bob is your uncle. This is a good device, I have friends that use it to charge up their devices and love it. « Show Less
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Hi, deeply sorry for replying late. Mine came with a 5 Volt...1000mA (- o +)I don't understand why yours is missing the power adapter, but it shouldn't be expensive. You might find it in amazon or ebay for a cheap price.I hope you find the correct one, you don't want to burn your converter
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The power cord and charger work with 110-240 V, but the plug on the power cord is for 110 V. I used an AC receptacle adapter to use it with 240 V in Europe, Africa, and South America. I like the purple one available here on Amazon. Since the cord is removable, I suppose you could buy a cord with the appropriate plug for 240 V, but this would require a separate cord for each region. The AC receptacle adapter is a better solution.
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THE FOLKS WHO ANSWERED YOU ARE WRONG. Read the charger's 'wall wart.' Like most modern chargers, it has a built in converter and it takes input from 100V to 240V. The only 'adapter' you need is a plug that takes the U.S. two prong at one end and has the appropriate male elements on the other end so you can plug it into a Euro or Asian outlet. I go to Europe once or twice a year for extended stays and have done so for many years. I used to cart one of those heavy transfomer/converters around with me. I no longer need to do so, and you don't either. People should do their homework before they give misleading asnwers to inquiries.
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I bought this monitor because I knew from here that this monitor has AC adaptor work at 240V, but yesterday I got the monitor ,the adaptor only work at 120v 60Hz. And the Instruction Manual also says "Power source: 120v, 60Hz adapter. I was so disappointed and had a cheated feeling. Can I change the adapter to 240V one? Who will be in charge of changing this adapter for me?
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I bought this charger in july this year in the US, i use in in the netherlands with a 230 V power outlet, it had a 110V USB charger included, so when you replace the USB charger for a local one, it works perfectly.Greeting Johan
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did you get this issue resolved? I cant make it work in London , thinking of buying a power converter , but not sure it will work ?
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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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Apparently the power supply has been changed (downgraded actually), My one isBLACK&DECKER; CLASS 2 POWER SUPPLYP/N: 90602523-01Model No: S0100U2300040INPUT: 120V ~ 60Hz 0.3AOUTPUT: 23V DC 400mAIt's really disappointed me as I am in China and I need 220V!I checked the comment and question answers before I purchased it, now it has been downgraded. :-(
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Hi Silpy, If you go through the manual, it is clearly mentioned in the "electrical specification" section that the power input is AC 100-240V, 50/60Hz. So you don't have to worry about the power input of 240V. It is supported by the adapter.Hope this will help you.
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I bougt mine in US and it came with TWO US Power adaptors?! Unfortunately I live in Europe. However it works also from 110 Volts up to 230 doesn't seem to be an issue. Apms are crucial for custom firmwares with overclocking. Moderate ones do work with the original equipment too.
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MANUFACTURER RESPONSE: Thanks for asking!The power supply will handle 110 or 220, but you'll have to provide your own tip adapter. Our USB3-HUB7-81X-EU, listed on Amazon.co.uk comes with both EU and UK plugs: http://www.amazon.co.uk/Plugable-Power-Adapter-Mains-Chipset/dp/B009EX24T4/ref=sr_1_5?s=computers&ie;=UTF8&qid;=1380662062&sr;=1-5&keywords;=Plugable+TechnologiesPlease let us know of any other questions by emailing support@plugable.com or via support.plugable.com.Hope this helps!Best wishes-Jeff EverettPlugable Technoloiges MANUFACTURER RESPONSE: Thanks for asking!The power supply will handle 110 or 220, but you'll have to provide your own tip adapter. Our USB3-HUB7-81X-EU, listed on Amazon.co.uk comes with both EU and UK plugs: http://www.amazon.co.uk/Plugable-Power-Adapter-Mains-Chipset/dp/B009EX24T4/ref=sr_1_5?s=computers&ie;=UTF8&qid;=1380662062&sr;=1-5&keywords;=Plugable+TechnologiesPlease let us know of any other questions by emailing support@plugable.com or via support.plugable.com.Hope this helps!Best wishes-Jeff... » Read More MANUFACTURER RESPONSE: Thanks for asking!The power supply will handle 110 or 220, but you'll have to provide your own tip adapter. Our USB3-HUB7-81X-EU, listed on Amazon.co.uk comes with both EU and UK plugs: http://www.amazon.co.uk/Plugable-Power-Adapter-Mains-Chipset/dp/B009EX24T4/ref=sr_1_5?s=computers&ie;=UTF8&qid;=1380662062&sr;=1-5&keywords;=Plugable+TechnologiesPlease let us know of any other questions by emailing support@plugable.com or via support.plugable.com.Hope this helps!Best wishes-Jeff EverettPlugable Technoloiges « Show Less
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Does this mean that it does not work in Europe. This is the first time an laptop does not work with 220 V and 110 V due to his Accu. Could you please confirm this to me again, because I would use it primarly in Europe.
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The included wall wart charger says "100-240VAC, 100mA, 50-60Hz", so yes, it is an international charger that'll work anywhere. Most all chargers are like this now.It has a USA/ Japan style 2-prong plug on it (if you buy it in the USA), so to use it anywhere other than those places you'd need the appropriate adaptor to plug it in.As Stuart said above however, it charges with the standard 5 volt USB, so you can get a "USB to Micro USB cable" (available here on Amazon for less than $3.00). and just charge it off of your computer's USB port. Be sure to get a "Micro" USB cable though, not a "Mini" USB cable. The included wall wart charger says "100-240VAC, 100mA, 50-60Hz", so yes, it is an international charger that'll work anywhere. Most all chargers are like this now.It has a USA/ Japan style 2-prong plug on it (if you buy it in the USA), so to use it anywhere other than those places you'd need the appropriate adaptor to plug it in.As Stuart said above however, it charges with the standard 5 volt USB, so you can get a "USB to Micro USB cable" (available here on Amazon for less than $3.00). and just charge it off of your computer's USB port. Be sure to get... » Read More The included wall wart charger says "100-240VAC, 100mA, 50-60Hz", so yes, it is an international charger that'll work anywhere. Most all chargers are like this now.It has a USA/ Japan style 2-prong plug on it (if you buy it in the USA), so to use it anywhere other than those places you'd need the appropriate adaptor to plug it in.As Stuart said above however, it charges with the standard 5 volt USB, so you can get a "USB to Micro USB cable" (available here on Amazon for less than $3.00). and just charge it off of your computer's USB port. Be sure to get a "Micro" USB cable though, not a "Mini" USB cable. « Show Less
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Thanks for the interest. Voltage is not an issue as all phones now comes compatible most parts of the world. Since 2008, more than 50% all phone shipments from us is to USA buyers with same voltage and they all had been using fine. These comes with 100-240v. The area of concern is, these comes with 3 PIN Plug whilst in USA you have 2 PIN Plug. What we do is giving all USA customer a Free UK to USA adaptor which resolve this. See attached. We ship via fedex and delivery to USA within 1-2 working days. Thank you. RegardsKICKmobiles
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It does not convert power from 120v AC to 240v AC or vice versa. It simply takes an input plug and converts it another type of plug. So say US plug style to EU plug style however the electronic unit you are hooking up would need to accept the host countries voltage. Simply look at the power transformer you are plugging into the adapter and nearly 99% of them will show 110v - 240v or some voltage range. Most phone adapters including the iThings and Androids accept a wide voltage range that you can certainly use around the world with the Tripshell. Again you just need to check the units power supply you are plugging into the Tripshell and be sure it accepts the host countries voltage. If it says 110-240v AC then you are good anywhere. If its a specific voltage then you need to look up the host countries voltage and be sure it matches the device being plugged in.