Does anyone know if this printer will work on 220 Voltage?
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You can order a "Step up/Step down voltage regulator that will do either 110v or 220v. They are cheap through Amazon.
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They require 120 Volt AC at 50 to 60 Hertz in the U.S. If you need one for 220 VAC you would need to acquire it in Europe. The specifications are listed on most of the seller's websites........
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This will solve your issue if you need 220 or 110. The $14.95 one from Amazonhttp://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_noss?url=search-alias%3Delectronics&field-keywords;=step+down+transformer
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Im not sure. Some printers need a transformer this is just a standard cord. Find a picture of the printer with a power cord and if it doesnt have a box the cord plugs into then i would assume it would work. Just make sure that the cord has the same input as the printer.
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I work mine with 110 volts, I dont think it works with 220. however you can find the manual online and it gives you the required info..
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I couldn't find any info that said it would work on 220v and there were no extra cords or places to plug them into on the machine so I would say no it will not work for your travels. Great little steamer tho.
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It says "120V". I am afraid it can't handle 220v. But maybe a converter will do the trick.
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I doubt it will work on 220 v. Very few appliances/tv's etc sold in the US can operate on 220 volts. Charles Goeking answered on October 5, 2012
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I only know of 110v. I can't imagine it would support 220v. You can always call Poll support. They are very friendly.
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Mine has just a power cord with fig8 connection to printer, which would suggest an internal transformer. There is no switch for dual voltage.
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Unfortunately it does not work with 220 v, you would have to buy the converter.Thank you,SotoDeals LLC
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Turn the switch to the voltage you are accessing- what is coming out of the wall. For example, I am using it in USA for a European printer. So mine says 115 even though he printer uses 220.
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This item comes with a cord having a American standard 110-120v plug. I would not try to put an adapter plug on this machine and plugging it directly into a 220v. power source. IT WILL FRY THE PRINTER AND QUITE POSSIBLY START A FIRE IN YOUR HOME OR OFFICE! To safely operate any 110-120v electrical item on a 220v. power source, you will need a STEP-DOWN Transformer, which when plugged into your 220v. wall outlet, will reduce the output voltage to the 11-120v range. I am not sure, but I believe the cycle of the power will remain as it was for 220v instead of coming in at 60 cycles.
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I looked at the online manual(page 119) and it reads "power supply 100-240 VAC" IT IS ON PAGE 119 OF ONLINE MANUAL FOR EPSON 3210, 5210 AND 7210 . I would check this on manual or call epson to be sure. I am almost certain in some of amazon reviews that people traveled out of country with it but of course all countries differ in 110 to 220.
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On the manual, it is printed for "household product" for 120 volts maximum. It will not handle 220 volts. Double check the electrical breaker box for voltages. Or, electrician or handyman with electrical knowledge / background to verify with electrical meter on the indoor electrical outlets. Take care, stay healthy.
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I'm sure that you have to get a converter to use it on 220 volt. It is made for the 120 volt single phase here in the US.
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Hi Karen, I'm sorry to say that it does not work on 220 volts. I checked with the factory to see if it would work with an adapter and they said it doesn't. Sorry. Steve
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I would like to buy this machine but first I need to know if it works in 220V, cuz at home I only have 220v.Thanks.
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The manual for this printer, available from the Samsung website (the pdf file, not the html file which I found useless), states on page 113 that there is a 220 volt model available. A check of the back of my machine shows no switches or markings indicating universal voltage, so I believe the US model is not 220 volt compatible. You might look to buy from a market where 220 volts is standard.