Can i use 220-230V adapter (for Greece) ? Can someone answer me asap, cause i already recieved the lamp!
1891811
I don't Believe so I have a purple Lamp and a pink one I don't use any adapters what so ever
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.
1303581
The lamp has a sticker that says 110 Volt Input Only. It does come with the bulbs. Have you considered a step-down transformer?
1386786
Just buy from a european retailer (for way less money btw!) where 220V is standard like Germany, Italy .....
1008552
I am from Israel and we have 230v. I just bought an udapter and works great. Just that you know, it is quit small so it really deppends on what use you plan with it. Best of luck :) Lior
1447271
Sorry, I have no idea if it is compatible with your electricity there. Contact the manufacturer. These lamps are really attractive and I have many compliments on them. Good luck!
997711
of course you will need an adapter, as you will for any plug-in electrical device that normally plugs into a USA socket. You couldn't plug this in in any Western European country, as the plug configuration is different. These adapters are easy to find. MIne came from Radio Shack.
971815
I think a converter would be needed. Perhaps check with ikea. They may make another lamp for 220
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.
637481
The one I bought is for 220V but I don't know what kind of plugs are used in Greece or France. From what I remember, it is the same plug that is used in Germany and Russia.
1888980
This one is designed for 110. I don't know if it could be re-wired for 220 without damaging the bulb etc. However, if you are desperate for a 220 version, check for 'scientific' models or check in the UK...like on the Amazon.uk site. The shipping cost might be horrific, even by slow boat, or maybe just moderately horrific. And, you might have to use an adapter for UK-to-US 220 outlets.
500887
No. You will need another plug for Greece. It is available at HIGH QUALITY AC POWER TRAVEL ADAPTER PLUG FOR EUROPE GREECE (SPAIN PORTUGAL) CROATIA RUSSIA UKRAINE THAILAND INDONESIA BRAZIL CHILE PERU BOLIVIA / WITH TWO PLUG-IN PORTS AND BUILT-IN SURGE PROTECTOR!
669504
Unfortuantely I don't know. The adaptor was too big for my lamp and I haven't done anything with it since. Home Depot or Lowes would have one but I'm just going to try a lighting store close to my house. Good luck!
1303582
The lamp I received has three 15 Watt bulbs supplied (Marked in Chinese). The lamp itself is clearly marked "110V" (110-120V @ 60 Hz is standard US power). The supplied plug is standard US 3-pronged with two flat and one round (ground) conductor. I doubt it would work but it is possible a different version is available. The lamp appears to be Made in the PRC.
1175006
I don't know. I would look for the European adapter to be on the safe side.
1096012
I think you meant an AC adapter. I don't have this lamp but was only reading reviews. I'd also like to know the specs for an AC adapter.
420026
The packaging says that it runs on 120V @ 6oHz. Therefore a step-down converter would be necessary HOWEVER I'm NOT an electrician and do not know if this would be safe since the lamp has such elaborate circuitry inside.