is it adaptable to 220v-240v for s africa?
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Michael, I'm sorry that I can't answer your question. I do know that it works great with 120vac.
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The one I bought is 110-120 vac but I don't know if they sell one for 240V. Good Luck!!
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Yes, I own one and live in South Africa, we use 220V. The charger is 110 - 220 volt so it works everywhere. You only need the plug adapter since the changer has the flat pin US plug.
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I don't believe so. South Africa uses these rounded plugs. I believe East Africa is a flat head plug
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No depending on where in SA, the current is 220 or 230 ; this appliance operates on 110 (US current). You would need an converter to use it in SA.
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Yes, no problem; you'll need a plug adaptor, but the power supply will accept 110 to 240v.It's a great thing - well worth it!
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My experience from working overseas is that seeking a converter AC110-120V 50Hz to AC220-240V 50Hz
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I believe the voltage rating is 120 volts. To do 240 v you would need an adaptor.
1250977
My box states 120V. I am not sure if it is also available in 220/240. Thus mine does NOT appear adaptable to either only for 120.
1052019
The convertingbox has Universal sockets in the front. These will accept plugs from all over the world except S. Africa. The cord included with the convertingbox is standard US which will connect to the 120V sockets.
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It does not support 220v-240v.But it works so well I'd figure out a way to give it the 120 it wants!
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No, I took this to Uganda where they use 240. Had to bring it back to the USA.
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It will depend on the electricity in South Africa . If it is also 110, then you should be fine.
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I bought this phone for a friend in Africa whose power is 240 volts and since it has not blown to date, it must be 110-240V
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no. there may be jumpers inside the amp that can be switched to 220/240 but I just don't know.
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Veronica, when I traveled to South Africa (they use 240v), I just used an adapter. That worked just fine. As for connecting the camera to the computer, that was absolutely no problem at all. You connect the camera to the computer via the USB port...the voltage doesn't seem to matter. I hope this helps.
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Sorry for my first reply, second look at the device does indicate it handles 100 to 240 Volts at 50 to 60 Hz (Cycles per Second). A little more research indicates the Kenya power source normally is 220 to 240 Volts at 50 Hz (Cycles per Second) so it appears the adapter will work but another problem appears which is the two prong AC plug on the charger probably will not mate to their wall plug so you will probable need the adapter plug see this web site ( http://www.adaptelec.com/wa7-travel-plug-adapter-for-england-ireland-etc-type-g-bs-1363-p-3.html ). Good Luck.