Will this work on a fluorescent lamp that requires 120v/60hz that needs to convert to 230V/50Hz foe use in the Czech Republic in central Europe
1858807
It should since the light doesn't pull a lot of amps. I'm in Austria right now and using mine to charge my laptop, my Nook, and iPhones. I also use it for my curling iron......but you can't use it with a blow dryer. Our friends here did that a few days ago and burned up her hair dryer and tripped the hotel breaker. :D
1933988
Yes. This light bulb has a working voltage range of 85V-240V AC and works with both 50/60 Hz
971815
I think a converter would be needed. Perhaps check with ikea. They may make another lamp for 220
820776
It probably should. Providing that the lamp is only using old-school tungsten filament light bulbs. As this unit drops the supply voltage its output becomes increasingly "noisy" as in: it puts out a square wave. If you need voltage reduction with a nice sine wave preserved, get a variable transformer, the sort made to control the speed of small motors, like the ones found in wood working shops.
1214812
Says 120v/60Hz only, MAX 60 w..using the 220v might cause some heat in the wires, but I am not a certified electrician, so this is just an opinion. I was disappointed with the lamp because it has a thin base that goes against the wall, makes it look cheap, and light socket uses a smaller opening,not the standard opening found in lighting receptacles
22163
I just looked at the instruction pamphlet. USA 120V 60Hz input / EU,AU,IN,BR,CN 230V 50Hz input. Hope that helps
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.
2259403
You could use any 13W, 120VAC, 60 Hz, 220mA, 900 Lumens standard socket bulb. Multiple manufacturers make this type. Get it on AMAZON !
1771594
I don't see why not but it depends on what appliance you're going to use it for. I used mine for upconverting a 110v to 220v for our Christmas lantern. It worked great! The bigger the appliance the higher wattage you would need. Just make sure you know what wattage you need and bounce it off with the step converter capacity. I hope I answered your question. Good luck!
1622360
This particular model is for standard 60 Hz / 120 Volt outlets only. You would need a converter to make it work in Europe.
1307078
The power adapter that comes with this is rated 120V only, so it won't work in Europe for 230V, even if you adapt the North American pins to the European socket. You'll really need an adaptor, such as the item "Seven Star 200 Watt 220/240V to 110/120V AC - Step Down Travel Converter" found on
576759
As far as I remember it will work on either voltage. Mine is on 110 or 120V. Look at the plug in, if it has regular 120v volt plug like your other 120v plugs for instance table lamps.
1725304
Yes it will!Power : Universal - Lamp automatically selects from 110-270 volts, 50 or 60 Hz.You can find more information on the Northern Light Technologies website or by calling 1-800-263-0066.
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.
2202870
No, just plug it into an outlet you would plug a lamp into; assuming you live in the U.S. I cannot vouch for other countries, I am not familiar with their voltages.
1340235
Greetings, you would have to change the lamp out, and have a plug adapter. It is initially, for 110 volts. hope that helps.
509129
The sticker on the bottom of the lamp says it can handle from 100 to 240 volts and 50 or 60 Hz. So it can be used outside of north America with an adapter.