can i use it in the philippines? will there be problem if I plug 120v in it?
1683238
If you want to plug a 120v device to the powerstrip while the powerstrip is plugged to a 220v outlet, you need a voltage converter/adapter for your 120v device. As the picture shows, the powerstrip is designed to plug into round connectors.
1683239
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.
1683240
It's definitely compatible with common electrical connections in the Philippines. It will not convert voltage to 120v if connected to a higher voltage power supply.
7905
I'm not sure but it worked in Manila Philippines where the voltage is 225VAC to 230VAC @ 60Hz...
1191972
It should work in the Philippines, but only as a plug converter as indicated in other postings. The voltage converter is not working effectively.
1555911
Dear Customer,This item is only 110v. It will not work abroad.Thanking you,EWO
483865
It works on 220. I live in the Philippines and we are on 220-240v too. I didnt need an adapter
98194
[Annyeon-Haseyo] I'm sorry this cellar was only designed for 110v; so if you take this to Korea, you will need to get a power converter.
422765
Jade, I used it in the Philippines & they have 220 V. Used it to power my PS4, for sometimes 8 hrs straight. No problem encountered.
1586086
I'm not sure about Phillipines but you couldn't in Europe without an adapter.. adapter are cheap and worth it for this product.
198104
Yes, definitely you can. The charger shows input is 100-240v, so you can use it in the country like China.
2223936
Yeh, no one uses DC for "wall voltage." But this PowerGen will take any wall-voltage between 100 volts [AC] and 240 volts [AC], at either 50 or 60 Hz, and that covers everything that's available all around the world. All you'll need is an adapter so you can plug this in when you get to the Philippines. The adapter shall not have any electrical function, it's only needed to adapt the physical shape of the pins. On one side, the adapter will have prongs that plug into a Filipino socket, and on the other side it will have sockets that accept the American plug (such as on the PowerGen). Since it's just a physical adapter and not an electrical adapter, it should be very inexpensive. I'm having trouble finding a good picture on the internet of what Filipino plugs and sockets look like. Hopefully, you know. But, there are "universal" adapters that seem to take every plug in the world and convert it to every socket in the world, so you don't need something specifically just for the Philippines. The adapters have lots of pins, blades, and holes, and are sure to convert anything you need. Again, the PowerGen will take any voltage, it's just a matter of getting the pins physically converted so you can plug it in. Peace in the Philippines. Shoot a spitball at China for me; thanks.
1416671
yes you can use US devices in Korea. keep in mind this is not a convertor, it's an adapter. It will not convert from 220v to 110v. Most laptops and mobile phones have dual voltage so you do not have to worry about that, but if you plug in the wrong device it will burn it
414400
I'm not sure about the Philippines but my mum uses it in the Caribbean and it works perfectly.
1504149
yes, just make sure the appliance you are using it for has same voltage as used in Philippines.
1255695
I don't know about the Philippines. It did not work in France, Spain or Portugal.
1798520
Should not be an issue. I use it with an adapter in SE Asia and have had no problems in terms of voltage.
844713
Hello Hiram Viera,yes it can work in Philippines.Thank you for your attention.
1797904
My wife used this device in the Philippines without an adapter. Philippines use 220 volts.