Does it work with 220V / 50Hz?
478247
The particular adapter is rated to work with 220V/50 Hz but you would probably need to buy a plug converter.
478248
No, it does not as this one was for use in USA which uses 110V. You might want to check the model specific to 220V.
1620874
The one I have appears to only accept AC 120V 50/60Hz. I am guessing that there is a non-US model that accepts different power input.
807331
Yes, I bought several of the 8226 units for Germany where we have 50 Hz. They all work perfect. Cheers
1508291
The power adapter I received with it says it will work with 100-240v, 50-60Hz, and 1.5mA. It should work as long as you can get a power adapter that brings it down to 12v DC. I hope this helps!
2038446
No, absolutely not. It converts between 120V 60hz and 220V 50hz and back. You can buy converters for Japan and the US. Thanks for the lesson that Japan stands as yet another differing standard. Interesting
562079
It comes with the standard US 120V 60hz AC power supply/adapter, but I'm not sure where you would get a 220V 50hz one. And if you did, I'm not sure if the radio would work with it. You might ask C Crane.
1095015
It works on voltages from 100 to 240v, and 50/60Hz, so it is made for "universal" use. It even comes with US/UK/EU attachments.
807332
The 220v comes in 50 and 60Hz I believe. I'm not sure as well since Amazon is not indicating these important details. Best to contact Amazon. (...) From answers below looks to be 50Hz. :)
326964
No, it is only rated for 120V-60Hz. A step-down transformer would be required to use it at 220V. If the 220 volts is 50HZ that is probably not a problem.
159431
No! The reason is, in the World, 220V is supported by 50Hz unlikely to 120V supported by 60Hz. This is quite a power loss at 120V/50Hz. So device turns itself off not harm itself. You need an adapter 220V/50Hz to 120V/60Hz. Yet seems to me hard to find such an adapter supporting 230W.
107162
You need to read your TV's manual to see if it is actually frequency sensitive. Most modern electronics use switching mode power supplies internally which are not usually sensitive to 50Hz v. 60 Hz input at all. Many will even work at both 120V and 240V sometimes with no modification and at others by changing a voltage selector switch. If in doubt call the TV manufacturer.
2241026
I don't see anything in the manual or specs that indicates it is multi-voltage. The power plug is strictly USA 110V. So I doubt if it is compatible with 220V 50Hz, you could check online with the mfr to confirm.
158518
The manual says (for all versions of this player for various countries) that it supports 110-240V at 60Hz (or in a couple of cases 50/60Hz), so it should. Personally, I don't still have the box and any extra cables that might have come with it, and I don't remember a way to connect it to 220, but then I wouldn't.
1842942
Yes, I am using it in Australia with 230V/50Hz supply. Just needs a physical adaptor for plug to fit socket (Mine only came with US plug)
1132338
The label on mine says 120VAC 60Hz only. Maybe another model is set up for 240VAC 50Hz.
1612360
No, I don't think the one I bought does. I would think there would be an adapter so it will work with 220v but mine doesn't have one. Sorry I couldn't be more helpful
348074
i also looked at the manual and it said 120 V only. So I wonder if it really works for 220/240 V. Thanks.