Can I use this in South Korea where wall outlets run 220V?
916501
You should be able too the volts runs from 110 to 240 here in the US. Not really sure but you can probably find the answer by googling it.
916502
In theory, yes because the label on the back of this charger states, "Input: 100-240V, 50-60Hz, 0.15A." I have not used this charger in countries with 220-240V so cannot confirm. However, I've used other 100-240V chargers (cell phones, electric shavers, laptops, etc.) where the wall voltage is 220-240V without a transformer/converter without issues.
1344426
Power adapter is 110~240V free voltage. Plug Type is C, Korean type. But US plug adapter will be offered by seller.
2215304
Yes. The wall unit says: "100~240 vac, 50~60Hz." You will want to take along the adapters necessary for your destination.
1829581
Depending on where you travel (and more importantly, where you stay), the wall sockets may have adaptable plugs that will accept US-standard prongs; if so, this charger will work fine. It worked well for me in Budapest at the Four Seasons. This unit does NOT include the longer Euro-style prongs in the box, and I think that's what another respondent meant when he said "no". As the question was voltage-related, not physical prong compatibility, the answer is a qualified yes.
1844661
The power adapter that comes with this unit is Rated from 100-240V 50/60HZ 1.0A Max. So this will work in Korea. You may require a plug adapter as the cord that comes with the unit is a standard US 2 prong plug.
837765
Hi Jong J., I'll answer for your question. Please let you know about extra money for use ICB3 in Korea. Korea use 220V/60Hz power system. USA use 120V/60Hz power system. Therefore, you will need to use step-down transformer for ICB3 because it does not have universal power cuircuit. It requieres 120V/15-20A capacity of transformer. And also, You need to use a conversion plug from type B (2Flat+earth) to E or G that is used in Korea, I think. If you need to have more more knowledge, please let me know. I'll do my best. You have a good day.
934273
Yes, no problem. You need to be sure the appliance switches automatically between 110/220, but as far as fitting in the outlet, you'll be fine.
729292
It all depends on the wall adapter, as long as the wall adapter can be plugged into a 220v outlet and has an output of 5v 1-2amp. So check the adapter and you will find some very small print, if it says "input:110-220v..." if it does then your good.
113956
you assume correctly. The manual states: Power Source 120 VAC, 60 Hz which is standard for North America. This beast will not run on 220 but I am sure Samsung have a different edition if thats what you need.
300590
Hello, No this item is designed for 120v so No it would not work safely in the Phillipines. You need to order a 220 volt version which is standard in the UK and Europe. Here is a link to help you understand the variations copy and paste this link, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mains_electricity_by_country. Try ebay or Amazon for a 220 v version. Cheers, Paul.
1912334
Yes. The power supply (wall wart) rates the input voltage as 110 - 220. Should be fine.
1504149
yes, just make sure the appliance you are using it for has same voltage as used in Philippines.
192642
I don't believe so, not with out a converter. I own one and would highly recommend it but I do like in America and if I'm not mistaken we run with 120V and I can plug mine right into my wall. Sorry, but I hope this helps!
1753389
120V, the cord is permanently mounted not allowing for adapters etc. I believe this unit has been discontinued as well. Check samsungusa.com/support
1743797
We are using it in South Korea... had to buy a transformer to use it here~. 110V, North American two-pronged plug.
1618285
I am bringing mine to the asia... all outlets there are 220V so i bought a converter then ill see if it works...
1683239
YEs, you can use this in the Philippines and yes, it will take 120V also. You might need an adaptor though to plug into an outlet.