There are two versions of this receiver, a general one (110V & 220V support) and a US one (110V only). Which one do you ship?
1067612
On the back there is only a reference to 120V. My unit was purchased in early 2015.
768755
The US version is 110v. The European version has to account for voltage difference between UK and Europe.
526308
Yamaha makes a model of this receiver for Central and South America that will work on 110-250V 50-60 cycle power. The model I purchased for North America will not work in Europe. Download the owners manual from the Yamaha website to get this information.
803976
Thanks for your question. We currently do not ship internationally. The manufacturers that we represent only allow us to sell their products within the continental USA. I'm very sorry. This is the 110V version. This is a fantastic sounding sub. World Wide Stereo is 35 years old and a very proud Definitive Technology dealer.
807491
Don't place the order since it is 110V,if you need the 220V one,pls contact us directly
230795
its a good receiver you can not go wrong with it i love it its easy to set up it have lotts of power take advantage of its built in apps like pandora or all share with your smart phone or ipad call denon usa to make sure but mine is 120 volt
648348
mine (USA model) do not have voltage selector; manual says that only the "general model" has it
1472024
I reckon that they have both. I ordered from US and hence got the 110V. I guess if you order from UK amazon you should get 220V :) I will double check the rating on my plugs and let you know
1597851
I have the US model and it is 110V. Just remember is you buy it from Amazon, you do not have a warranty because they are not authorized vendor. B&W is great at speakers, less so at electronics so you might need the warranty. My unit failed and B&W won't honor the warranty because I didn't buy it from an authorized vendor. It is now an expensive paper weight.
1620874
The one I have appears to only accept AC 120V 50/60Hz. I am guessing that there is a non-US model that accepts different power input.
1119537
Thanks for your questions. We have only access to US version. It is a wonderful receiver.
1791584
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.
1881734
I believe the adaptor is just standard, North American 120v. 110v is an older standard. The input at the back of the transmitter unit is "DC 6 V (800 mA) from the supplied AC power adaptor," according to the manual.
1597850
I have the US model and it is 110V. Just remember is you buy it from Amazon, you do not have a warranty because they are not authorized vendor. B&W; is great at speakers, less so at electronics so you might need the warranty. My unit failed and B&W; won't honor the warranty because I didn't buy it from an authorized vendor. It is now an expensive paper weight.
484124
It's 110V only. I bought it, but it wasn't what I expected. Fan too loud, really. I tested it against Europower 2000 and my Onkyo TX-NR717. Both Behringer were way below the Onkyo in terms of sound crisp and quality. I ended ended up sending them back and bought a Crown XLS2000. I can highly recommend it.
1965830
the switch that is advertised is 110V only. It has a standard US type 3 prong plug
2178984
The previous answers are wrong. The receiver requires 24 volt AC, which is to be provided by the terminals on the door operator. The operator itself has 110v AC input, but needs to output 24v AC to the terminals. The installation booklet specifies 24 volt, but not whether it is AC or DC. My old Sears operator provides 24v DC to the terminals, and the Multi-Code 1090 receiver didn't work with it. That's when I looked up the 1092-01 power transformer adapter that Multi-Code sells as an accessory for this receiver. The 1092-01 outputs 24v AC.
1394278
My order was placed with Amazon USA, shipped within the USA and there was no issue of voltage so its 110V like all US small appliances. If you are in a country that runs 220V, 50Hz, they'll probably ship that to you.