Can the Western Digital WD TV HD be used with 220 current if I take it overseas? Thank you! John
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Yes it can. The supplied AC Adapter is dual voltage. You can verify it here:http://wdc.custhelp.com/app/answers/detail/search/1/a_id/3856#
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Absolutely John. I have used it in Germany, Australia and Japan without issues. (Don't forget to adjust the Hertz from 60 to 50 if need be for the TV. The power supply auto adjusts.)Greg
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Absolutely John. I have used it in Germany, Australia and Japan without issues. (Don't forget to adjust the Hertz from 60 to 50 if need be for the TV. The power supply auto adjusts.) Greg
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Hi Laura. See my earlier response. It can with no problem. The power supply is auto sensing on voltage just like most modern AC/DC power supplies.
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I have this unit and I live in the Philippines. We're using 220 volts here. It works perfectly.
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Yes you can. Mine is working perfectly. My power supply is also 220V. Had to replace the original once it stopped working.
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I use it with my house current, 110. Don't know about abroad or any higher voltage. Hope this helps.
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Hello,Can someone give me final answer if this Tv can work under 110-220V ?
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This one works fine. As long as the voltage is the same and the wattage is at least what it requires, it will work.Sine this version of the product is not made by WD, it was probably given a higher wattage in order to funtion with devices requiring it.Hope this helps!
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You should be able to use it for any backup program, it is just a USB ddevice. The power supply does support 240V 50-60 Hz.I installed a 3TB Drive in mine and it works great.
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From my father for whom I bought one: "I have not had any problem with electronics. That is our tv and our pc.One note- as I remember - when switched to 220 the 110 output is cut in half. Even if no 220 is being used. That reduces the output to 2200 watts . I try and only use 110 because generators don't like motor loads (high start current)."
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Yes Bruce. This was a big concern of mine as well. I am stationed overseas and was worried I would have to use a transformer. It supports 100-240V.
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Nope. It needs 5V 2000mA. TV USB ports are just mean for powering USB sticks. So it will not support the power rating required. Same is true for self powered USB drive of large size (1TB). They do not work on USB port. But you can connect them to a powered USB hub and connect that to TV. That should probably work.
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I suggest you contact Western Digital. I'm sure the'll put you through to their R&D; people to answer your question.
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No. There is no circuitry for handling 220. You would need an external adapter of some kind.
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Well my WD is of 1TB. It is Ktec AC Adaptor, Model: KSAS0241200150HU Input: 100-240V-50/60Hrz, 35-42VA, 0.6AOutput: 12V DC 1.5A
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I dont think so. A friend of mine purchased one since me and it worked fine out of the box for FTA. We live in the Caribbean as well. So I think you should be fine. We have not tested HD channels so I cannot comment on that.EWP
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Not sure, but I think there is a universal travel adapter to convert to 110 volts for travel over seas so that most US items can be used there.
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I used it with a Seagate FreeAgent device and it worked. I have not had a need to use it on a Western Digital, sorry.
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You may use with power adpater that can convert from 110 to 220 V. The only problem is servicing it in Africa. Check with Samsung. Whether they will support this as warranty may be voided if you transport to other country.
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Not sure what you are asking. This is not a dual voltage item, which to me means it can be used overseas as well as in US.