I'm still researching, but has anyone tried adapting this into a 220 volt system for overseas use?
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No I haven't and have had no reason too. You could go to Home Depot and ask them (electrical dept) the question (no I don't work for them). I myself dought it can be done as the whole electrical system might have to be changed. I do know that small electrical appliances like a hairdryer, etc can be with a special adapter.
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Hi. Unfortunately, no - the product will not work in a 220-240 Voltage system and we are not aware of any international model at this time. Thank you.
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Not familiar with your countries electrical system. I do know that there are step down transformers that will convert a higher voltage output to 110. I would also imagine that a battery swap out would be as expensive if not more than the actual cost of the product.
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the model I bought is only suitable for 120 volts, not sure if they have others that might work for you
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Email worx directly to see if they make, or offer a 220 version...otherwise you bought and cant use it....
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I think you would have to have an adaptor to the local electrical voltage overseas. I know this is the case in France. You would be best served by taking with you spare batteries. Whilst I do have an electrical AC adaptor, I have never used it as the batteries in my Omrom seem to last indefinitely. Spare batteries will resolve your problem.
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I would NOT recommend plugging it into a 220 volt outlet as this unit is designed for a 110 volt system.
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I seem to remember a similar question and the answer involved voltage selections for foreign travel. If that is still important to you should go to PANASONIC . COM and give them a call. I wish you the best in this endeavor. ROD S.
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Looking at converting the voltage from 110 to 220 and vice versa, I think the thing will do the job. It looks like the Korean plugs ar similar to many Europeen (incl. Germany) so that should work too.
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My experience from working overseas is that seeking a converter AC110-120V 50Hz to AC220-240V 50Hz
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The model that I have is for 120 volt use only. I guess maybe use a converter or something. Hope this helps.... Pat.
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I would recommend not doing so. I had a European one that I brought to the states. It died on me within a few months. Find one for the 220V and buy that one.
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I haven´t used in 220 Volts but have an awfull experience with it. The hard disk make funny noises, it turned off all the time, it freezes all time. I return to the seller, don´t buy this piece of junk
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I wouldn't use it on 220v, but my advice is to contact the manufacture, and not take the advice offered here.
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you can get the good4u 400e that is the same machine for overseasthey do not sell the 220 volt in the us for waring
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you can get the good4u 400e that is the same machine for overseas they do not sell the 220 volt in the us for waring
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I do not believe that the phone system is compatible with 220VAC systems. I wouldn't try it.