Will be used in KoreaIt is possible to use 220V?
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It's an Amazing Unit, I've Used EVERYDAY for over a Year, but, I don't know the Answer to your Question... Can't you just get a connverter?
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Yes, the European style plug (E/F) is used in South Korea. This item is an adapter, not a voltage converter. So it will only work for your American products that can operate at the higher 220V used in South Korea. Most electronics (laptops, cell phones) do work at the higher voltage. Check the voltage rating on the device. You may also find that some hotels in South Korea have type A (U.S. type) outlets operating at 110V.
1899799
Yes - it accepts Korean standard plugs for use in US electrical sockets. But, please note that, since the universal plug converter does not have a grounded plug (meaning: a 3-prong end) on the US side, you should not use it for Korean devices requiring high wattage devices (meaning: over 300 watts) - generally, anything in which heat is the main output. This means toasters, hair dryers, water heaters for coffee mugs, etc.
699484
Yes you can. I have been running it in 220v since I got it and have not had any problems.
2159213
I live in South Korea. and Korea power is 220, too. this breastpump doesn't support 220v power. So, you have to buy an adapter. medela's orginal adapter needs 9V 1A output. if you have another adapter to support this voltage and amp value, you can use that.(under is ok, over is not ok.) I found and use an adapter for old wifi AP which has 9v 0.8A output. it works well. I hope this information help you.
1490883
I looked in my book and the way I read it you can either use 110 0r 220 by just plugging it in. It says you may have to use an adaptor for the the right configuration of the out let in a foreign countries. Ed
210519
Of course, you can use it, but you need buy a transformer to change 240v to 110v, it is easy purchase as well. I am Chinese, we use 220v in China. I brought transformer first, and then can use it freely. It is a amazing machine, I like it very much.
1191973
I haven't been there, but from what I can tell by my research you can just plug in your device as long as you have devices with dual input. The plugs over there are the same as ours, I thing, but with 220 voltage. Read here: http://www.bohol.ph/article68.html
1309277
I am also Korean. Just I want to confirm about voltage. I checked Venta USA website. They said 110-240 V . Is is currect voltage??It it free voltage or not????
1763214
Contact Softech in Detroit. The unit is made in Korea, so they may have a different model for 220v at the factory. Or visit Google to see if you can find a model number for a 220 v. model.
521299
Yes, it will. South Korea uses the same Power outlet several other european counties use
300590
Hello, No this item is designed for 120v so No it would not work safely in the Phillipines. You need to order a 220 volt version which is standard in the UK and Europe. Here is a link to help you understand the variations copy and paste this link, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mains_electricity_by_country. Try ebay or Amazon for a 220 v version. Cheers, Paul.
1671942
...yes you should be able to use it in South Korea. I am currently using it in Nigeria
1459936
I have never been to Korea. I have used it in Italy spain france turkey geeece and usa. I do not see why it would not work in Korea. it has a plug for everywhere.
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YEs, you can use this in the Philippines and yes, it will take 120V also. You might need an adaptor though to plug into an outlet.
601067
Korea should use type F plug so that would be the same as Schuko mentioned here. This might help http://www.iec.ch/worldplugs/list_bylocation.htm (just make sure your devices are 220V/60HZ capable)
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I lived in China for many years. Yes, if you get a transformer you will be able to use this and almost any other product that requires 110-115 volt. You can buy a transformer here in the usa or from a store in China. Both work the same.