Does it supports 50 - 60 hz ??
448615
it will output 50 or 60hz, whatever frequency you input. So if you input 240v/50hz it will output 110v/50hz. The frequency (Hz) does not get converted like the voltage does. So these step down convertors are not recommended/ideal for using with appliances with motors as it apparently puts more stress on the motor as it runs slower if you run at 50hz rather than the original (if a US appliance) 60Hz. Saying that, I have 5 of these step down transformers in various Wattages and they all so far work well and I do use the 3000w one on a wine fridge that does indeed have a compressor motor and after 6 months no issues so far. I expect it may shorten the life of the motor. Hope this helps
448616
I am not sure, I bought it to use it for my 110 appliances in Africa. But when I shipped it the shipping company did not deliver it until I left Africa. Now it is working with my Fridge, microwave and an AC unit. but I am not 100% sure about the 50-60hz.
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it will output 50 or 60hz, whatever frequency you input. So if you input 240v/50hz it will output 110v/50hz. The frequency (Hz) does not get converted like the voltage does.So these step down convertors are not recommended/ideal for using with appliances with motors as it apparently puts more stress on the motor as it runs slower if you run at 50hz rather than the original (if a US appliance) 60Hz.Saying that, I have 5 of these step down transformers in various Wattages and they all so far work well and I do use the 3000w one on a wine fridge that does indeed have a compressor motor and after 6 months no issues so far. I expect it may shorten the life of the motor. Hope this helps it will output 50 or 60hz, whatever frequency you input. So if you input 240v/50hz it will output 110v/50hz. The frequency (Hz) does not get converted like the voltage does.So these step down convertors are not recommended/ideal for using with appliances with motors as it apparently puts more stress on the motor as it runs slower if you run at 50hz rather than the original (if a US appliance) 60Hz.Saying that, I have 5 of these step down transformers in various Wattages and they all so far work well and I do use the 3000w one on a wine fridge that does indeed have a compressor... » Read More it will output 50 or 60hz, whatever frequency you input. So if you input 240v/50hz it will output 110v/50hz. The frequency (Hz) does not get converted like the voltage does.So these step down convertors are not recommended/ideal for using with appliances with motors as it apparently puts more stress on the motor as it runs slower if you run at 50hz rather than the original (if a US appliance) 60Hz.Saying that, I have 5 of these step down transformers in various Wattages and they all so far work well and I do use the 3000w one on a wine fridge that does indeed have a compressor motor and after 6 months no issues so far. I expect it may shorten the life of the motor. Hope this helps « Show Less
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Hi, I don't know for 60 Hz, but it's working for 50 Hz in an european country with a small adapter to support the 230 V :-)Otherwise this product is working flawlessly, I'm very happy with it !
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I would imagine it would support 600MHz. Transmitting 4K might be questionable but I've had no issues with mine as far as quality so for the price I would take the chance.
1533938
According to the document that was included, 1920x1080@60Hz is one of the supported resolutions, but I have not tested it since my PC does not have that resolution capability. I do not believe this unit will "up-convert" a non-HD signal to to 1080/720(i/p). I can tell you that I was pleased with the quality of the signal when I used it to display karaoke songs onto my 32" TV with my setting of resolution 1280x720@60Hz, true color 32bit, so I assume the quality would only improve if the source signal has a higher resolution. I hope this helps.
1232825
The markings indicate that it will accept 120-240 volts at 50 or 60 hz, and it has an IEC style connector. I have not tested it with anything other than 120v/60hz.
1047281
No the cable works at 60hz also remember it up converts progressive non-interlaced.
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Hi Jason, As per BenQ, it comes with a power supply that can support an AC 100 to 240 V, 50/60 Hz. Thanks, PCrush
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Hi Just 60hz. If you have any further questions feel free to call us toll free at 1-800-442-8227 and ask for Paul. Thanks, Scott
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It should work on 50 or 60 hz power. I have mine on 110/120/60Hz and works well.
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Yes. It does have settings for 60, 120, 180 and ON but you can't set it to go on at a certain time.
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Hi friend,This device is both applicable for 50Hz and 60Hz.Hope could help you!:)Have a nice day!Best Regards
1114480
Hi, does not work, you must have a connector to convert 60 Hz to 50 Hz, these sells in Europe.
1132724
Well, doesn't work for me at 120 :).. however the box says the "Input = 100-240V 50/60Hz"
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The specs say 60 hz specifically, not a ramge like it says for incoming voltage
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If you're referring to the display and input yes. Frequencies bandwidth should be listed in the specifications. Feel free to call me if you still have questions. Buz Jacobson417.833.9598
101354
Yes it supports the HDMI resolutions. And the default output setting is 720P.
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The info listed doesn't say if it will work properly on 50Hz. The best would be to use a true RMS meter, or do some more research on Flukes's website.