would the v35 home theatre system work in Nigeria- 220v
1677101
I don't know whether it could be used in Nigeria, but it do works in China-220V
2185161
Yes, this unit will work, without any problems. We bought it because the regualar (subsidised) units are twice as expensive. Hook it up to a seperate 16 Amps curicuit and you are good to go. No 110V to 220V conversion needed. Got it working under 20 minutes.
1330540
I don't know if you have 220V in India. If it is the case there should be no problem.Enjoy it!
1272370
Yes. I ordered this one for the Caribbean and I got the 220v version. I did send a email to the seller to confirm.
468137
Yes it should work. However, the new TVs have built in converter and they can work in voltages between 110~250Hope this helps
1737330
The voltage in Fiji is 220V, so it will work. However, you will need an adapter as the shape of the socket is different.
1347775
In the spec sheet it says it will work with 240v, you will probably just need the correct power cord or adapter. They also sometimes times have a small switch you might have to move from 120 to 240 http://m.benq.com/product/projector/MX505/specs/
1735708
I tried it in South Africa and burned it up. I didn't use a voltage converter, just a plug converter.
2098563
Yes, it should work. I use mine in Kenya. Used to be a British colony so all our power is built on the British standards.
2185403
I don't know about South Africa, but just some additional info. I used mine in Europe, but what I didn't know was that for some appliances, you may also need a "converter". There were a few things I couldn't use because they weren't compatible with a 220 volt system even with the adapter..
942807
It works in London and Nigeria because its voltage is 220. I think Germany uses the same. Call the Embassy to verify.
1648291
Yes, at least the power brick is rated 100-240V, and 50-60Hz, so it should work at 220V, hope it helps
732745
All US models operate on 120v- you'd need to purchase a compatible receiver model from the ONKYO International website- as their models do operate on 220-240v. Any unauthorized modification of he receiver's power supply will directly void the manufacturer's warranty. Although it is not recommended by Onkyo to do so for performance standards; using a voltage converter to provide power to the receiver is an option- but can cause potential and permanent damage of the internal components of the receiver.
924178
I'm using this projector in South Africa and we're using 120 volt here - works fine. You can use an input of 100 - 240 V (50-60 Hz).
1445856
I would find out what the electrical specifications are for the country you are going to and then purchase an adapter if one is needed. Should be easy enough.
1441071
No .. U would need a step down transformer , that can be purchased here .. 240/277V to 110V ... Very Inexpensive
1622649
No, it doesn't. Or at least partially. The electronic commands/management works at 100/240v, but the power amps (those that drive the speakers) are fed through a transformer which is 120v. You have 2 options, to replace the internal transformer (there is a Sony part number), or use an external 220v to 120v converter.