Is this TV dual voltage...120V/240V
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No !!! A converter would be necessary or you might seriously damage the set.
912127
Hi Madalena, Sony KDL70W850B TV's power requirement is 120V / 60hz. For this TV model released outside U.S., it's 110-240V 50/60hz. -Vincent
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According to the box, it is 120V (see customer pictures). I have not tried it outside the US to see if it is actually dual voltage.
800078
There is definitely a 100-240v, 50/60hz version. I have seen it. I'd check the TDK site to double check and see if they are all 100-240v or if they have two different versions.
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Just checked the adapter that came with mine. Input is 100-240V so, to answer your question I would say yes it is dual voltage.
631031
No, no dual voltage. Please read also the description of the item on AMAZON.
659025
can not find what a dual voltage mark is. It say "Volts: 120Vac 60Hz WATTS:1300W. Hope that helps.
994144
Mine is 110 volts and i think its not 110 - 240 volts ( auto voltage ) or dual voltage it is best to ask the seller for accurate answers thanks.
1250587
This iron is not dual voltage. It is labeled 120V (for use in the United States).
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Shubham - it has 110-240 V AC, I just checked behind my just arrived TV. If you are thinking about taking this to India, voltage may not be a problem but NTSC-PAL thing will be?
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Hi, this Sony Home Theater System requires power of 120 V AC, 60hz. It means that this unit is not a dual voltage. -Ely
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I think it is not dual voltage, in that I've seen nothing to indicate that it is, but I can't say that I know for sure. Sorry I wasn't more helpful.
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It's dual voltage. I'm using it on 240 right now with nothing but an adapter for the plug.
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It is both. The TV has software that convert the 120Hz to 240Hz when the TV is ON. Thanks
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YES, it is dual voltage. dual voltage means the voltage ranges 110-240v so it will work WORLDWIDE , BUT YOU WOULD NEED TO BUY AN ADAPTER FOR THE PLUG AS IT IS USA PLUG. thank you!
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Hi Ahmed,Yes it is dual voltage. We used it both in US and India, it is working fine without any issues. It is really a great product. Thanks,Shrivaths
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You need to read your TV's manual to see if it is actually frequency sensitive. Most modern electronics use switching mode power supplies internally which are not usually sensitive to 50Hz v. 60 Hz input at all. Many will even work at both 120V and 240V sometimes with no modification and at others by changing a voltage selector switch. If in doubt call the TV manufacturer.
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Hello Pedro,It is dual voltage. I bought my unit in the U.S. and use it in Peru where we have 220 volts AC.Regards,Rodrigo