Can this wireless extender DP-1320 be used overseas where the power is 220 V.?
478271
I've not tested it, but on the device it says "100-240V 50-60 Hz". Also "Overseas" is a big place. I don't know all the laws on WiFi radio transmission.
478272
Yes. After spending over 10 years abroad, any device that states, "100 - 240V 50-60Hz", can be used anywhere there is electrical power. Having said that, make sure you have an adapter that fits the type of outlets where you're traveling. Standard prongs for America prongs my not fit.
1086971
No, it is only 110v. You could use a transformer if you are going overseas.
838136
I bought it and live in Argentina with 220 v. There is no problem, the main unit is powered with a 110 to 220 v adapter, so you can connect directly
1032135
This surge protector is for 120V, not 240V like in many other countries. I'm sure the warranty apply if you use it for 240V, as that will ruin it. I'd find out the voltage being used in your overseas destination.
1953187
not unless you have a 220 volt power adapter that converts to the router power requirements.
1272099
The wireless can be used around the world. You need to get another power cable or International power adapter.
1946599
I do not believe so. At minimum, you would have to have an adapter for the type of prongs used in the foreign country.
2281457
Most devices like this that are rated to the higher voltage are intended for use in the US, Asia, and Europe. There shouldn't be any problem.
739105
I can't say for certain but if it will wok internationally but if it does I can tell you that you will love it. We are using this product to extend the wifi between two properties that are nearly a mile apart. Works great.
1251624
The instruction booklet with the product says to plug it ONLY into a 120 volt A.C. socket. So I guess it would not support 220. I'd suggest, however, that you contact a manufacturer with this kind of question. Perhaps they sell another version of this for use in countries outside the U.S.
307664
Voltage-wise you can (it works with 110w and 220w) but it does have an American plug so you might need an plug adapter. It's rather big to travel with, though...
2104940
No. You'll have to get a foreign power converter to use it. It comes standard with US 110/120 v power requirements.
1893184
The power supply adapter and cable have already inside of the box. It is not a wireless a adapter, it is a regular power supply. I need to change the power adapter to 120W\220V. But I do not find a service in my country. I strongly recommend not to buy one if use outside of US.
527148
I have a 110V unit. There are inexprnsive adaptors if you want to use this outside the USA.
1073215
No if it purchase from US. Do not have extended range of voltage .Only 120 v.
719097
It can be used in any country with an adapter but i honestly would not buy this product if i were u. Learn from my mistake and others too.
1818127
I don't see why not. I've never tried it, but it's the second circuit that causes the problem. Using it like you are talking about it would be a nothing more than a very short extension cord converter from 15A 110V to 15A 220V. Remember, you will only be powering one side of the 220V system and this could damage any equipment that is designed for 220V operation; and the resulting malfunction (short) would probably (hopefully) trip the GFI.