Receiver - Control Center WORK WITH BATTERY OR ELECTRICAL? IF ITS WORK IN ELECTRICAL WHAT IS THE VOLTAGE 110 OR 240 ?
1888780
The base receiver works on a 110 or 210. Excellent sound quality and reception range of the wireless microphones. However; be aware that there is only one output channel, to go into a mixing table making a bit difficult to mix individual microphones on high and low voices.
1888781
Default Voltage is 110 but there's a switch that allows for voltage to be switched to 210.
2217932
This will work, but I would suggest upgrading your receiver if it's mid-grade or less. This device works fine, but is always pretty warm so I know it's burning a fair amount of electricity even not being used.
771811
Dear Over The Rainbow, Thanks for your inquiry. This is not a dual voltage receiver. As a U.S. Authorized Dealer, we are bound by the Authorized Dealer agreements, which mean we sell only product destined for the U.S., which means 110V. Please let me know if I can be of any additional assistance. Regards, Eric Cohen World Wide Stereo
2000415
From what I've read the transmitter can run from 7.4-16V and the receiver should run from just 12V.
1299497
It has a power input switch for 110/220. Being that our power input is 110v, I don't know if the 240v works or not.
481031
John,The P4400 does not work with 240 volt appliances. It is designed for 115 volt and the maximum voltage is 125.See P4400 data sheet at http://ec1.images-amazon.com/media/i3d/01/A/man-migrate/MANUAL000010953.pdf
589426
The receiver is powered by a plug in brick that converts 110 volts it to 9v 500ma DC. There's no room in the receiver for a battery. You could probably hook it up to a 9v battery; not sure how long that would last.
481029
John, The P4400 does not work with 240 volt appliances. It is designed for 115 volt and the maximum voltage is 125. See P4400 data sheet at http://ec1.images-amazon.com/media/i3d/01/A/man-migrate/MANUAL000010953.pdf
2178984
The previous answers are wrong. The receiver requires 24 volt AC, which is to be provided by the terminals on the door operator. The operator itself has 110v AC input, but needs to output 24v AC to the terminals. The installation booklet specifies 24 volt, but not whether it is AC or DC. My old Sears operator provides 24v DC to the terminals, and the Multi-Code 1090 receiver didn't work with it. That's when I looked up the 1092-01 power transformer adapter that Multi-Code sells as an accessory for this receiver. The 1092-01 outputs 24v AC.
1508446
Hi I bought one a few months ago and it just plugs into a regular recepitcle, which I believe is 110. ~Joyce
767748
It has a standard 120V AC 2-prong plug and a small switch on the front of the unit to select low, high or off. You can plug it straight to a wall outlet or power strip and control it with the switch or leave it switched on and plug it into your receiver and let your receiver control the unit.
2214485
The receiver unit power adapter says input 110/240 V; but sender unit only says 120V. I guess you should be fine if you can find a 220V converter as long as it has the right plug and an output of 9V DC 250mA
2169352
The input to this receiver is 110/120. The models used in foreign coountries are the 220/240 volts. I hope that you are enjoying the receiver. I sure am!
521512
it says 110/240 volts but it didn't work on 110 only worked when I tried 240.
646202
The one I have is 110 only - you would need a travel voltage converter for 240.
814198
Sorry, I don't know. By the time I found out that it needed 240v to work, it was past the window to return it. I thought it was a battery operated item. since they would take it back, I threw it away.
2096886
I'm not that electronic smart, but a amplifier, receiver is needed to run the unit. It has a capacity of 60Hz and uses 120v. I hope this answers your question.