It says it ships to nz/Australia, which usually means dual voltage, but can this be verified somewhere? It'd be 110/240 on the label
1090749
I bought this and took it to India and it is not working for me. I really liked this product and I bought in US. Now I am keeping that in home as Showcase piece.
2128114
I don't believe that this product is dual voltage. I think it is only 110v.
257183
Mine is only to be used on 120 voltage. Don't know whether they make one with dual voltage or not.
1934681
It's 110... Great rig though. You'd have to go to the company website and double check that.... They might have a model tha is 240v.
2054055
Im in a 249volt country (Australia) but more by good luck than good management it hasn't burnt out yet. But since finding out it wasnt rated for 240 volts I have kept my eye on it while charging.
1358513
I would also like to know if this is dual voltage (I understand I would need to use an adapter) I just want to make sure it's dual voltage first. Does it say 110-220 or something like that???
400255
It works perfectly well in Australia which is 240v. The upper specified voltage on the power converter is 240.
352520
I just received mine today. Bought it because the Monster Cable website said the electrical rating was 100-240v, 50-60 Hz. However, the unit I received is imprinted only 125 V, 60 Hz. Nothing mentions other voltage. I have a question in with Monster Cable customer service to re-confirm which is correct and I'll update this post when I get their answer. UPDATE: I received an email from Monster Cables Customer Service and they confirm this power strip "can handle 100-240 volts, 50/60Hz". So, while it does not convert power from 110 to 220 or vice versa, it will allow a dual voltage appliance to be plugged into it when the power strip is plugged into either 110 or 220. You will probably need a plug (prong) adapter for outlets in many countries outside the US.
2144800
Yes, you just have to make sure you get the multi voltage version. The one they sell in the US, is usually only 110, but the ones they typically sell in Europe and elsewhere are multi-voltage, meaning from 110-240V. The one I bought in Germany had a sticker on the box saying "Dual Voltage".
276336
The Label reads: input 110-240VThat means it should work. Anyway outside the US I always carry a world adapter which includes a converter.
2203577
I bought this knowing it was 110V. Returned home to Australia and purchased 300W 240V to 110V transformer on eBay for $Aus29.90 delivered, works well. Local Makita battery charger is $Aus 156. Beautiful unit, about one third the price of Australia.
1600203
Yes this will be exactly what you need. We will be travelling back to Oz and NZ that's why we bought this product all the NZ stuff we have here in America we use it to step up to 240volts. When we return all the American bought electrical goods we will step down to 110 volts. We do not have anything that needs more than 500 amps.
1286858
To be honest, I really don't know. However, I doubt it is dual voltage, as the bottom states: input 120 volts AC and no other volts. Hope this helps.
592469
It is a 110 volt unit. For Australian power I have used a transformer to drop to 110 from 240 and a power plug adapter to cater for the difference plug pin configuration.
1068545
this particular model is rated at 110 volt AC 60 cycle switching US Canada North America you're not going to be able run on the 220 240 volt 50 cycle. from New Zealand you have to have a localized version
253083
can Australian customer use this product?Seems there will be an voltage issue?
1213834
Mine is 120-130 VAC 60 HZ. Goodness, all the way from the Land Down Under to Memphis, TN USA? Wow. I have no idea what your standard electric power is in Australia. Oh, and one other thing, if it has a 120 to 240 switch on it somewhere, I don't know, but it is 0130HRS (1:30 AM) here right now, so I will have to wait and get back to you tomorrow. The thing is packed up in my shop out back. Later Jude.