Does this product work with 240V input? If I need to buy step a down transformer, how much watts should the transformer support?
1099650
Yes, you will need a step-down transformer (from 240V to 120V). There are many transformers available and ones rated above 150W should be sufficient.
516261
Yes - This unit will work with ac voltage from 100 - 300v. Just remember you will only see 120v connecting between L1 and N (or L2 and Neutral) I have not hooked this unit up to L1 and L2 to see the full 240v. The Current Transformer (CT) can be hooked to either of the hot legs of a 240v setup. Your question about a low voltage DC signal is throwing me off. The signal coming off the CT will be low voltage but I don't know the ratio of transformer winding. I assume this will be a 1amp or 5 amp signal coming off the CT.
306191
No it will not. This is a 110V one. They do have a model that supports 220V but the one in Amazon does not. I came to know about this when I go the product. I am from India. I am using a step down transformer(220v to 110v) it works well no issues till now. Have been using this setup for more then a year now.
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Yes. You would have to get a voltage converter (a transformer of sorts) in order to step down your 240 V service to 110-115 VAC supply (single phase). Usually the transformers aren't too expensive although you may want to see if Tascam sells a version suitable for your supply current (might be easier that way).https://www.google.com/search?q=voltage+changing+transformers&oq;=voltage+changing+transformers&aqs;=chrome..69i57.10807j0j8&sourceid=chrome&espv;=210&es;_sm=122&ie;=UTF-8http://www.world-import.com/all-transformers.htmand places like these... Yes. You would have to get a voltage converter (a transformer of sorts) in order to step down your 240 V service to 110-115 VAC supply (single phase). Usually the transformers aren't too expensive although you may want to see if Tascam sells a version suitable for your supply current (might be easier that way).https://www.google.com/search?q=voltage+changing+transformers&oq;=voltage+changing+transformers&aqs;=chrome..69i57.10807j0j8&sourceid=chrome&espv;=210&es;_sm=122&ie;=UTF-8http://www.world-import.com/all-transformers.htmand places... » Read More Yes. You would have to get a voltage converter (a transformer of sorts) in order to step down your 240 V service to 110-115 VAC supply (single phase). Usually the transformers aren't too expensive although you may want to see if Tascam sells a version suitable for your supply current (might be easier that way).https://www.google.com/search?q=voltage+changing+transformers&oq;=voltage+changing+transformers&aqs;=chrome..69i57.10807j0j8&sourceid=chrome&espv;=210&es;_sm=122&ie;=UTF-8http://www.world-import.com/all-transformers.htmand places like these... « Show Less
1811924
I don't think you need a step-up transformer for it if it runs on 100v. This is for appliances that run on 220v - anything 100-120v should just work in a regular outlet.
1987705
I think it does support 240V, because the power plug says on the back input 100-240V.
994135
It has a label at the bottom that say -120V 60Hz 928w AC only. So I don't think it would work with 240v.
1350288
Depending on your wattage loads of your kitchen appliance. If it exceeds 500 watts - no. This is a step up and step down transformer. As long as you have an outlet adapter it will work. There is a manual switch for input voltage. So yes
1717910
Yes the supplied transformer is rated for 110-240v, although you might need plug adapter depending on your location.
1703408
I thought about laying down some Ohm's Law, and the (current squared x resistance) heat loss thing, sorry. Lets just say that devising a step-up transformer circuit would be impractical, expensive, and maybe illegal in most jurisdictions. Having a 220/240V - 20 amp receptacle Installed or buying a 110V unit are your only choices.
565148
The one I purchased is 110V. You need to specifications while purchasing. In case you receive other Voltage you need to buy Stepdown or Stepup Transformer off 2500Watts. Product specification is 1500Watts but need 2500. Else transformer will go bad.
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It should work for 240V as well. The AC adapter says: AC INPUT 100-240V - 2.0A 50-60Hz; DC OUTPUT 12V-6.0A.
2042746
Good question, this particular unit is made for 110v -120v, but you will need to use a step down
1321789
Hello, It appears that this can be used with 240V. However, since I use 120V, I cannot confirm this. You may consider checking with Behringer.
1356060
It works on 230V directly.You may need to change plug but no need to use step up transformer.I hope this helps.
734535
Just looked at the unit. And while it identifies it as 120v, it does not specify 240v. I presume this implies it is not 240v compatible.
2109479
The item uses switching power supplies on both sides. I checked the base and that transformer says it will take a 240v input though prong adapters would be required