Is the FX820 dual voltage? I am planning on purchasing the FX820 to take on my trip to the Philippines, will I be to play DVD's from there and will I be able to plug it directly into the electric outlets w/o using a converter? Is the FX820 dual voltage? I am planning on purchasing the FX820 to take on my trip to the Philippines, will I be to play DVD's from there and will I be able to plug it directly into the... » Read More Is the FX820 dual voltage? I am planning on purchasing the FX820 to take on my trip to the Philippines, will I be to play DVD's from there and will I be able to plug it directly into the electric outlets w/o using a converter? « Show Less
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Could someone who owns this product reply if the DVD player is rated 100-240V. Most DVD players are universal voltage, however Sony website says its only 120V compatible. Its strange but can somebody please confirm? Thanks.
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From my experience with most of the Sony devices I bought from the USA, they support dual voltage. Specific to this product, I guess "Sony DVD player owner"s reply answers this question.
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if their electricity is 110 to 120 volts 60 cycle you may just need a power cord adaptor to be able to plug it in to the wall. try calling radio shack and ask them, if they dont know can tell you where to ask further
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I assume you are using it in India! I am thinking of buying it for Pakistan which has same 220 Volts. Does it have dual voltage & how was the quality of the sound? Can you please highlight your experience. Riaz Khan
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Hi, Yes the current adapter from the board is auto voltage (100 V to 240 V). I live in Perú and had purchase this pedal board a few weeks ago and use it alive already. In my country the voltage is 220 Volts. Is perfect the board. The bag is a little thin without to much protective material but i willl later put some foam for protect better the pedals when are installed. Luck.
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Probably because it's dual voltage. I just used it in India and Singapore. I just needed a outlet converter cause outlet shape is different but no voltage issues. Outlet converters are cheap.
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i also really wanna know is its dual voltage!!!! pkease can somebody that know this product or ever use it tell us! please
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I would also like to know if this is dual voltage (I understand I would need to use an adapter) I just want to make sure it's dual voltage first. Does it say 110-220 or something like that???
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My TV does not have a physical switch because it is for use here in the US of A. To may understanding from information derived directly from Vizio there is no physical voltage switch on these TV's. The 220 voltage is only available in countries outside the US. For example I lived in Germany for a while and every electrical product I bought, including kitchen appliances, there had a switch or came with a 220 to 110 conversion adapter with it. The same is true for Japan, and Europe as well as Australia. (888) 280-3390 This is the number you can call for further information. This Vizio is an awesome TV. Crystal clear for DVD, TV and of course Xbox 360 and Xbox One!
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Hi,Thank you for emailing me. This item's AC adapter is rated for 100-240 volts. You can use it in the Philipines but you might need to purchase a converter if the outlets are different from the ones used in the United States. Please let me know if you have any questions. Thanks.Regards,Andrew SchearerOperations Manager"Like" us at facebook.com/reforgerdirect
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Dear Ludmilla,Speakers are not reliant on voltage. They will work fine in the Phillippines!Eric C
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I've been looking into this as well since I'm moving to Europe. The UK, Canadian, Hong Kong, French etc. websites list it as "free voltage". Some US authorized Samsung dealers also list their models as voltage free. I would find it odd if only the US one is restricted to 120V. I just called Samsung to ask, but I don't think the support staff even knew what I was asking about. My PS4 and Xbox One are also both listed as 120V only, but actually include a free voltage PSU inside. I guess I'll give it a try when I get to Europe and see what happens. Let me know if you find any information. I've been looking into this as well since I'm moving to Europe. The UK, Canadian, Hong Kong, French etc. websites list it as "free voltage". Some US authorized Samsung dealers also list their models as voltage free. I would find it odd if only the US one is restricted to 120V. I just called Samsung to ask, but I don't think the support staff even knew what I was asking about. My PS4 and Xbox One are also both listed as 120V only, but actually include a free voltage PSU inside. I guess I'll give it a try when I get to Europe and see what happens. Let me know if you find... » Read More I've been looking into this as well since I'm moving to Europe. The UK, Canadian, Hong Kong, French etc. websites list it as "free voltage". Some US authorized Samsung dealers also list their models as voltage free. I would find it odd if only the US one is restricted to 120V. I just called Samsung to ask, but I don't think the support staff even knew what I was asking about. My PS4 and Xbox One are also both listed as 120V only, but actually include a free voltage PSU inside. I guess I'll give it a try when I get to Europe and see what happens. Let me know if you find any information. « Show Less
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No, this is not dual voltage. It only works for 110V and the plug is US type plug. If you intend to use it overseas then would need 220 to 110 converter. Hope this helps!
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I use a slightly different model but I would be 99% sure that it is dual voltage. Every conair I've used has been. (It drives me nuts that they don't clearly state that info). I'd be pretty confident though.
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I know that my Pioneer DV-610 AV-K will play Australian dvds. I love the comedy tv series The Games, it makes me laugh till I'm in pain. The owner's manual for the 610 says that it will work on 240 volt 50 hertz electricity, which is what WikiAnswers says comes out of the wall in Australia (give or take a few volts, which isn't important). So my guess would be yes, all you need would be an adapter plug or power cord that plugs into your wall socket. Do you own a fire extinguisher? Just kidding. Mostly. But you want more than a guess. Go to 220-Electronics or World-Import (both dot com) for their email address(es). Either store will know for sure. Good luck.
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This model is not dual voltage, that means you will need an additional voltage converter in order to make it work in alternate voltage situations. Here's what Conair says regarding this on their website: If your appliance is not dual voltage and is not a curling iron, you will need a voltage converter and possibly an adapter to fit the foreign electric wall outlet. Small converters to be used for travel are usually available from travel catalogs and stores as well as in some airport shops. Conair also carries a travel accessories line which you may be interested in buying. You may want to check with your hotel abroad to see if they provide any amenities such as hairdryers, in your room.
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On the box it says dual voltage of worldwide use. I hope that answers your question.
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I just called also. They report that none of the models available in the USA have multiple voltage adaptors. Such a disappointing move for such an international brand and in this modern day. That sexy travel set isn't ready for real travel.
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This does NOT have the dual voltage switch. I ordered it thinking it does, but the US model does not have it. In the owners manual, in the diagram of the back of the unit, it states that this switch is only present on "general" models, whatever that means. I was hoping to use this in Brazil, which I still will do, but I will need to plug it into a power downconverter.