I want to clarify: if I buy them in the United States and bring it to Europe - will they work with a 220-volt wall outlet?
1092039
The powered subwoofer is 120V only. The satellite speakers are powered by your AVR receiver, so 120 vs. 220 is fine.
208167
It says on my unit that the voltage range is 100-240 v. So it will work in Europe. You might need an adapter, however, for European outlets.
1993359
As long as your adapter has the standard outlet that plugs into the wall, you will get power.If you're worried about safety, then I would get a power supply/surge protector in whatever country you're in, and use the adapter to plug into that. When I was in Europe, though, I had no problem using these adapters for my cell phone, kindle, and laptop (all American) on German and French grids.
1251659
This item is not compatible with Euro outlets. It has the standard US 110v three prong. Compatibility easily solved with an adapter. I bet you could find one in 4 seconds on a large internet retailer. If only I could think if one.
634356
US units are 110V, Europe runs on 220V. This will slow down the unit causing it to overheat. So, yes, it would work. But I would not recommend it.
1655045
I don't know....220 is usually for Europe, etc....you have to ask an electrian or where you buy or bought it.
185457
It depends on the device. This Power strip just has universal ports, it doesn't change the power level at all. So, whatever comes out of the wall is what you get. The USA uses 110V so it might not be enough for your devices. Good thing is that they just won't work if you try. If you go the other way (110V device in a country that uses 240V) you will most likely fry the device.
1521841
Yes I,ve send in europe and they work.all you need is plug converter which is an easy find
82910
The power voltages for the wall outlets are different according to wikipedia (120V in United States, 220V in Thailand: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mains_electricity_by_country), so if you purchase this, make sure you get an adapter that would work with your voltage.Thailand 220V, USA 120V...something like this maybe: http://www.amazon.com/Seven-Star-Watt-240V-120V/dp/B0045RU68U/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1385780889&sr=8-1&keywords=220v+to+120+v good luck!
786189
Hi! I checked the power requirements on the unit and it's designed for 110V in the US. You'll need to use a voltage converter to 220V with sufficient wattage to use it effectively in Europe.
487089
Yes, I had one when I lived in the U.S. You just need to do a search for one that says 110 volt. The 220 volt is for Europe and much of the rest of the world.
19418
It works in Russia where it is also 220 volts, but the US plug wouldn't fit into the European outlets so you would need an adapter (sorry for being Captain Obvious here).
1604227
They are designed for 120-25 v and I believe would not function well with 220 for which you would need an adapter.
1356328
Yes, they work with two or three prong electronic devices, to use or charge them in Ireland and the Uk. One tip I would pass on is to fit your plug into the adapter and then plug hype adapter into the wall. This will avoid any sockets blowing fuses if you mistake polarity on your plug. You do realize these are for adapting to the different electrical outlets in other countries, right?
729292
It all depends on the wall adapter, as long as the wall adapter can be plugged into a 220v outlet and has an output of 5v 1-2amp. So check the adapter and you will find some very small print, if it says "input:110-220v..." if it does then your good.
1637353
Yes, of course. You should change the plug and the bulb to adapt them to the 220V outlets. I've used all my lamps in different countries with that small change.
847266
It will work any where there is electricity. However, many parts of Europe have different outlets than US standard. So you would probably need an adapter for all your electric appliances.