Does it support 220 volts power. I am planning to visit India for a couple of months. Wondering if it supports 220 volts by default or I will need to use a 220v-to-110v converter/adapter.
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i chked online it says 120v & 220- 220 v .Whereas I own it ... in specifications it says only 120v and 60 Hz ..may be there r manufacturing both models of 120 V & the other of 220V.. not sure if they have dual voltage model.. In India it available at shoppers stop & lifestyle in malls..
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From the specs, it looks like it does (I don't own one; still researching)http://www.consumer.philips.com/consumer/en/gb/consumer/cc/_productid_SCF276_29_GB_CONSUMER/Electronic-Steam-Steriliser+SCF276
1090251
I just bought a Kindle touch. Does it support 110 AND 220 voltage or should I use a converter for the 220?
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I don't know what kind of power you have in India. This machine is 110, not 220 as far as I know. You should get in touch with the manufacturer and ask your question.
1330541
I don't know if you have 220V in India.If it is the case there should be no problem.Enjoy it!
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Different European countries have different voltage currencies, however if you bring a voltage converter and plug adapter for the region you'll be in it should work fine. I took it to India and had no problem using it with my converter and adapter.
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I am bringing mine to the asia... all outlets there are 220V so i bought a converter then ill see if it works...
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hi, we have to use the converter/adapter to be used to change to the required voltage then it will work fine. I took it to India, and working for me.It is a good product ,i recommend this product.Thanks.
1006999
I have sent this to india. But i didnt worked. And it indeed needed a voltage converter
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you would have to get an adapter/transforner, Indias power is 230v 50Hz, while US power is 120v 60Hz as well as an adapter from the US standard 3 prong to one that would fit your recepticle. Also as the India power system does have issues, a good battery back up device with surge protection is highly recommended.
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On the back of the unit, it does say 110-220v , probably indicates its 110v and 220v compatible, it originaly came with a 110v cable which i exchanged for 220v cable(difference being the plug) works on 220v for me. So yes it does support both
87552
I don't know about India, but in my case I've found it is not true dual voltage. Only works on low where I am (Brazil )
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Hi, my country is 120V at 60Hz. This Lantern is charged with an adapter which is not attached permanently to the lantern. The adapter is to be connected to the wall and then it connects to the lantern through a common 6V plug. The adapter wall plugs are american style without a ground wire. The adapter shows a text that says "INPUT: 100-240V~.50-60Hz" So I guess you can use it in India, but please don't blame me if something goes wrong :-)P.S.: I will upload a picture of the adapter.P.S. 2 : Sorry, it seems Amazon has eliminated this feature.
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I bought this for my sister in Istanbul, Turkey. She's using it with 220 volts in there. There is just one thing: it has European electric plug. You might have to buy a plug adapter for India, because I think India uses different kind of electric outlet. It should cost a few dollars.
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The Us uses 110 and India 220 volts. You will need a plug adaptor. We own a little kit eith different adaptors. Very useful for travel anywhere in the world.
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More than likely, yes you will need some type of voltage/wattage converter. However I'm not sure what India uses in terms of power whether it's 110 or 220, may want to Google that if you're unsure. Two quick thoughts though, I'd personally suggest not to buy this particular unit. Went through two of them and they both crapped out on me after a day. Second go to an electronics store like radio shack or maybe amazon has them as well. But you'll probably want to find an adapter that can plug into the type of plug used in India. If you don't understand the difference between an adapter and converter think of it this way. An adapter is like using a micro SD card, but your camera takes a full size SD card, so you get an adapter to make it full sized. The converter regulates the power coming out of the wall, which is what this product on this page will do. Sorry if that was redundant, but sometimes people need it spelled out. Enjoy your trip though!
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I am also waiting for the answer of this question. I am going to use this in India? Can anyone please guide for this. THis is having flat pin, so just be flat to round pin convertor (not any adaptor) is enough for it to work in India? Or I need any special adaptor due to high voltage in India
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Yes. The power supply that came with the camera is rated for an AC Input ranges from 100 ~ 240V 50/60Hz. 28 - 36VA. I am sure you know that you will probably need an adapter to plug into to 220V outlet in India.
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I don't know if you have 220V in India. If it is the case there should be no problem.Enjoy it!