Can I use this product in Australia also? Are there any power restrictions? Thanks
1094252
I am from the US and used my iPad in Australia with an converter. I had no problems.
1658989
Unfortunately I didn't get the opportunity to try mine out as the power is different in Australia from USA. Not knowing that, I plugged mine in and it blew up, so sorry I can't assist with your query, I just wonder why USA would send goods to Australia knowing these facts. The cost to have mine fixed is more than the value of the article. Very disappointed!! still paying to have my Havanese clipped Jackie.
1087137
It works only if you use an adapter plug. Why not buying one for Australian outlet?there are cheap on Amazon or ebay about 5 dollar
1842942
Yes, I am using it in Australia with 230V/50Hz supply. Just needs a physical adaptor for plug to fit socket (Mine only came with US plug)
550409
I doubt that. US uses 110v where as Australia is 220v. You need to put a transformer in between. Or If you get it from amazon.co.uk that should be 220v.
1114481
I dont think so I think you would have to have a converter in order for it to work. I know that some lamps that I had previously had to have converter to work on Australian power and this is the same wattage as those.
1436321
I have not been able to get mine to work as it not compactible with Australia power
2183311
Hi I have this registered in US but active on computers in several EU countries for my family. I have 2 * 3 PC licenses, used to have 3. Don't see why should not work in Australia.
1630563
That seems to be what travel converters are designed for, so you should be fine. And you may not even need it, as the power brick mine came with seems to be rated for 100~240v input. Australia mains electricity is 240v, so even a simple plug adapter might work.If you want to be extra safe, use Amazon to contact QNIX. They were very helpful when I couldn't get my monitor working (I was using a DVI-I single link cable instead of the dual link cable that the monitor came with and requires to work). IIRC, they responded within 24 hours.
707944
Hey bro, as im in Australia using this tranny I had to buy a travel adapter outlet to be able to plug it in at home. So are you able to do that..??
624871
I'm not sure ... All I did was get a different plug for Australia to plug in the power point .... That I think fixes that problem .... Mine works fine
72484
It does not accept Australian style plug. You will need adapter plug for it.
1297392
No you cannot, not in Aussie or NZ anyway as voltage is not right unless you have the special voltage transformer which is another $250 odd to purchase when I looked. The voltage over here requires to be between the 200-260 range to use a normal plug adaptor as far as I remember the electrician telling me.
589403
Hi Michele, sorry to only answer you today. We were away on holiday. I can't use this device as it is suited to American voltage of 110V and not Aus. It is made of plastic "bristles" so hard - will no tangle hair is it could be used. Very easy to use as I previously owned one. Lovely styling.
499182
You would have to ship all parts back to America at your cost for warranty claims. Also be mindful that if the fault is due to the foreign power supply you won't be covered by warranty. I'm not sure what voltage the grid in the Phillipines runs or how reliable it is. You might want to check those issues. A surge protector wouldn't be a bad way to go either.I've had no issues with mine being used in Australia, we juice about once a week and it's still working great.
761461
It definitely has a US plug. Not sure if you can get an Australian plug. Sorry i couldn't help.
175463
its a 115V 60Hz 15W with an US 3 prong plug. Australia has a different plug and 230V 50Hz. Ans., NO even with a plug adapter, it would burn out.