I am also interested in if this can be used in a foreign county which provides 240v electricity
1076748
You would have to use an adapter. This particular model is designed to work with 120.
1395996
No - not without using some kind of a step down transformer changing 240 volts to 120 / therefore I would say for simplicity, use only 120 volt service.
789478
I used mine on 240V and it seemed to work just fine :) This was only for a test though as I bought it to use overseas, so I can't say 100% for long term use.
401371
I have only been using it with 110V so I don't know if it can be switched to 240V
518266
you can run it off of the 240V circuit. It does not require a separate 120v circuit. FYI... I have had mine for over 3 yrs now and it has worked great..
1299497
It has a power input switch for 110/220. Being that our power input is 110v, I don't know if the 240v works or not.
1704950
You would most likely need a converter plug if the country has different plug in 'prongs'.
1376745
The one that I have is 110/120 only. You would need a converter, (available) to operate it on 240 volts.
1019899
No, but many power supplies are available that will make it work with 240v. Just be sure the line voltage plug and the coaxial output plug match your device, and that the supply will supply enough current to power this device.
707945
On the back of this model are the switches that allow you to select 240w. You would still need a plug adapter for the standard three prong cord on the convertor.
536270
Will not work on 240v it will burn up. Would have to use a power converter.
618322
The short answer is yes. BUT... you'll need to know where the panel is. You'll need to make sure you have space for a 40AMP 240volt breaker. Then you'll need to run a line (at least 10/3 but 8/4 wire would be better especially if it a longer run to where you want the charger. All according to code! You NEED to check with your city to make sure you can do it or if you will need a electrician to do it. It will cost you the permit, breaker, appropriate wire & electrician fee. The advantage is you can charge your EV in a short amount of time! Which is well worth it in my opinion if you need to use your EV a lot. The short answer is yes. BUT... you'll need to know where the panel is. You'll need to make sure you have space for a 40AMP 240volt breaker. Then you'll need to run a line (at least 10/3 but 8/4 wire would be better especially if it a longer run to where you want the charger. All according to code! You NEED to check with your city to make sure you can do it or if you will need a electrician to do it. It will cost you the permit, breaker, appropriate wire & electrician fee. The advantage is you can charge your EV in a short amount of time! Which is well worth it in my opinion if you... » Read More The short answer is yes. BUT... you'll need to know where the panel is. You'll need to make sure you have space for a 40AMP 240volt breaker. Then you'll need to run a line (at least 10/3 but 8/4 wire would be better especially if it a longer run to where you want the charger. All according to code! You NEED to check with your city to make sure you can do it or if you will need a electrician to do it. It will cost you the permit, breaker, appropriate wire & electrician fee. The advantage is you can charge your EV in a short amount of time! Which is well worth it in my opinion if you need to use your EV a lot. « Show Less
58348
There is not an adapter for 240 volt. Also, be aware their customer service is very poor.
1946297
Yes to reduce the amps used in the circuit u could use the 240v circuit. It comes with the standard 120v plug.
1914221
According to the Zojirushi manufacturer's website, this is rated for 120 volts and that is what I use. It does not say that it can be used at 240 volts so I would not attempt it. If you go to the link that I am attaching, you can download the complete user's manual and also obtain appliance specifications that may better answer your question. There is also a FAQ section. There may be information on products that do use 240 volts. http://www.zojirushi.com/products/cvdyc
1129680
It is not adaptable to 240v, but 240v is readily adaptable to 120v. Consult an electrician.
2217305
This box handles that just fine. As long as the line coming in has 2 hot conductors and a common, you have 240v available.