can this be used for 220 voltage? am living in asia and would like to purchase this light but am unsure about this
1660709
The company that sells it is Lite Source in Chino, CA. You should contact them to ask. The bulb is a 12v so there must be a transformer in connection with the dial dimmer. The plug is a standard US three prong. The transformer may work with 220v. But even if it did, you would have to get a plug converter.
1660710
I don't think so but you should ask the manufacturer if they have a higher voltage version
1660711
I am not an electrician, but I don't think this Lite will work on 220 Voltage since it is specifically designed to operate on standard 120 volts AC used in most American homes.
1660712
I believe this lamp works off a transformer to power the halogen bulb. I am sure the bulb is only rated for 110 volt current. I put my two lamps on a sailing yacht in the the USA. I live part of the year in South Asia and think the 220 volt current here would be too powerful for these lights. Too bad as they are attractive and reasonably priced.
890703
There is an Asian version of this for 200-240 volts,but you will probably have to buy locally. Even though I live in Arizona I first came across this on a Korean TV show I was streaming. I also saw it just recently in a Thai cooking show.
682497
The bulb has no markings on the box or on the bulb base to specify a voltage restriction. I am using it in a 110-120 VAC setting, and so cannot say for certain if it would work with 220 VAC. Probably not advisable.
823001
I wouldn't use it on 220v, but my advice is to contact the manufacture, and not take the advice offered here.
1473107
I do not believe so. The wiring is setup for 110V and the bulb is 110v. I am not an electrician however and I cannot comment on what it would take to make it 220 V
1458398
I am using 220v and there is no problem with it. also, it saids 110~220V, if you pick the right light balls you can also use it upto 240v. the sokets are E12 size.
420026
The packaging says that it runs on 120V @ 6oHz. Therefore a step-down converter would be necessary HOWEVER I'm NOT an electrician and do not know if this would be safe since the lamp has such elaborate circuitry inside.
1725305
It is not made to work on 220 volts. You could use a converter for it. Nowhere on the fixture or plug does it say the start-up wattage needed though.
2162016
i think you might need converter while you use in China. China is 220v, but USA and Japan are all 110v
36608
110 v . these lights only come with 110v cords. Specs as they will work with either however I assume you would need to contact the mfg. And purchase 220_cords. Awesome lights.
1340235
Greetings, you would have to change the lamp out, and have a plug adapter. It is initially, for 110 volts. hope that helps.
825029
No, it is not rechargeable and you cannot use anything about this flashlight in a 220v!
654841
I doubt it will work on 220 v. Very few appliances/tv's etc sold in the US can operate on 220 volts.
73802
I believe if you have a lamp with 220V the circuit should manage the amount of power going thru the bulb itself. But I can be wrong. Might be better to check with manufacturer.
553223
Yes, it should work with 220v. The input voltage ranges from 85v to 264v AC at 50Hz or 60Hz. The included cord is a standard US 120v 3-prong plug, so you may need to hack it or buy a different cord. The cord itself is detectable & the female plug on the light housing is a standard C13 "computer" plug.
547192
Yes, although you'll have to use an adapter for the 220 volt power and different plug configuration in India. LED's are very tolerant of different voltage inputs, since resistors are used to reduce the voltage to 12 volts at the LED's.
602701
It's 110V and it puts out plenty of light for a night light. Don't know if you can use 220v or why you would want to. I love it!