anybody can confirm is this device having and dual volt switch to select 110 or 220 volt or it will automatically work in between 110 to 220 volt
498571
There is a voltage selector switch on the back of the unit so you can run it on 110 or 220. It's on page 32 of the owner's manual which you can view on line by going to usa.yamaha.com. Get to the audio visual section and go to the RX-V receivers then click on the V677 Under the support tab you'll see the owner's manual. Hope this helps.
498572
Voltage switch is on the general model only so possibly not on the USA model.
498573
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.
1514077
No it is not switchible between 110/220 it says 117 50/60 hz so it only support 110 to 117 volts only switchable hz from 50 to 60
454631
As purchased, the device comes with a 120v to DC transformer. One would need to obtain the appropriate DC transformer.
2193051
It is not a standalone device. It works with a Aeonlabs micro switch which is powered by 120v. The micro switch has a NO circuit it switches which could be used to switch 12v or 24v but this touch switch is not meant to work independently. You also need a micro switch.
1008360
You need to check your transformer on the device to see if it automatically handles 110 volts. Otherwise you need to purchase a separate 110 volt transformer specific to your device.
921629
It should work with a 220 volt system. The back of the device fits over a standard on/off wall light switch and moves it up or down with battery power, not household current. It does not plug in, and there is no electrical connection between the device and your electrical system. I agree with James Carey's comment and disagree with those who say it will not work. The only issue should be the size of your switch, the plastic knob that goes up or down to turn the lights on and off. I am set up on a 120 volt system, so have not personally used it on 240volts. If it does not work for some reason, I have found Amazon to stand behind its products, so would probably be returnable.
1084528
No. This is not a voltage converter. It is only a plug. If your device does not automatically convert from 220 to 120, you will need a converter in addition to this plug.
2229690
The switching adapter (plug that goes into the wall) says that it will work with an input of 100V to 240V -- 50/60Hz so I assume it will work for 220. The plug is set for the standard 110V wall receptor so you may need an adapter if the 220V outlet is not the two-pronged, flat blade type.
207929
Ref to my last answer.... I was wrong, it DOES work on both voltages!!!! It has a external inverter which has 110/220 input and 12v DC output. So buy it!!!!
321903
Dual voltage - I bought it in the US with 110V and I am using it abroad with 220v
2059391
It has a switch in the back to choose the input voltage. Either 110v or 220v.
210896
I am sure it works for both. I have used it in the US (110v) and in India (230v). I do not remember well whether I had to change a switch or it was automatic detection of input voltage (I think it is auto detect).
1602948
It is switchable. When input is 110V, output will be 220V. When input is 220V, output will be 110V. I have used both config.
384272
No, this device only works on 120 volts. If your household current is 220 volts, as it is in many parts of Europe, this device will not work and it would be dangerous to attempt to plug it in even if the plugs match up with the receptacles (which they most likely would not).
1463622
This device is configured exclusively for 110VAC. You would need to put a step-down voltage converter in line with it.
960353
The unit I received is dual voltage. It's currently plugged into a 220v socket. No switch or converter needed.
1921589
Yes Halim S. I have used it in two separate countries since I bought it. Currently, I am in a country with electricity rating 220 Volts, alternating at 50 cycles per second. That means this device does accept 220 Volts at 50 Hertz, and you do not need a voltage converter. It has multi-voltage support, just like the PS4. It is definitely "plug and play" anywhere in the world. Enjoy your purchase.