Hi, i have a xbox purchased from HK and want to use it in US. Input AC is 200-240V~1.78A, 47-63Hz and output DC is 120W. So can i use this converter?
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Probably not. If you read the description it says to not use with game consoles, probably because they draw too much current for the converter. The xbox would be almost 400 watts (using a nominal 220V value for input and the 1.78A gives about 390 watts). This converter is only rated for 100 watts. You'll need something more heavy duty, probably rated for at least 500 watts. You could also look for a US xbox power supply for it. That'd probably be the best way to handle it. Good luck!
1485150
I don't know for sure because I don't know what output Xbox uses, but this device has ports for optical and coaxial inputs. If Xbox uses another type of output (like HDMI?) it wouldn't work. There are other converters for that on Amazon, if it's what you need.
1900220
Thanks for your info. Ordered one to use in HK and hope they do not change the provided variable transformer.UPDATE: The charger is 120-240V and the vac cleaner is really good. Should outperform similar products selling in HK.
468136
the unit i received didn't even work. but to answer your question, most tv's nowadays are 100-240V so you probably won't need a converter. check the back of your tv.
946662
Yes, the charging unit is labeled 100-240v, 50-60hz. You will need an adapter to convert the 2-prong US plug to mate with whatever your receptacle is. Shouldn't be any problem to find.
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the AC converter has a round " nail like" plug that fits into the top of the device, other end plugs into 120v household. our plug did not fit 100% into device which concerned me. it plugged into device about 75% and bottomed out. it charged like that so we ignored it. I like things that work as described, I am not impressed with china products. no luck, no service, no ma'am. shame for usa
367551
Although it was for my son, I know that it uses 110v 60Hz current which is the US standard. You may be able to buy a converter that will work, but I don't know that for a fact.
1044246
Yes you can use this converter in the US, since it is a dual converter, which means it can do 110-220 and 220-110. However, as stated in a previous answer, be careful with the wattage of the item to be plugged in; make sure not to exceed 70-80 per cent of the maximum wattage of the transformer.
399333
The monitor does not have HDMI input only RCA (yellow, red , white ) plugs so if your xbox has RCA the your good to go. The power and ground are loose wires. Not hard to solder plugs to. Remember that this is a 12 volt monitor tho so you will need an adapter to convert the 110 household power to 12 volts. But totally possible! Good luck
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203 watt fits most older xboxes if the plug fits it's the right one most newer xboxes it will not work on have plastic lugs inside the plug that won't let you plug it in to the consol the power output in watts only affect your xbox if it's a 203w and your transformer only puts out 175w but the plug should not fit if that's the case
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My adapter has the following text on its sticker:AC/DC Adapter Model KYT05150AInput 100-240V AC 50/60Hz 0.3A MaxOutput DC 5V/1.5AIt looks to me from that information that either voltage should work.
81942
I would contact the manufacturer, American DJ, and ask the technician. But I would assume with any electronic device that runs on 120v ac, one would need a converter to change to 240 volts.
732536
Yes. I looked at the AC to DC converter and it says "100-240V, 50-60 Hz". So you'll just need the adapter plug.
1870666
Your going to need a AC to AC converter, Ireland uses 230V 50HZ AC but you need something capable of 110V 60HZ if you use the wall wart power supply. If you could find a transformer/adapter that could put out 15V 60HZ directly, that would be the best case scenario.
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Likely yes. The box itself runs on DC, with a transformer...worst case get a new power supply/cable and you'd be good to go. Out of the box I'm not sure. I don't have it here to look at at the moment, so I'm not sure if the transformer that comes with it is rated for 220.
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Honestly the best I could find that's close to your question is on the outlet that says "Output 100-240 V, Input 100 V", hope this helps.
1504447
hi francis, it's universal power supply that switches automatically from 100-240 volts depending on your wall. it has a 2 prong american (or mor accurately japanese plug) but you just need a simple us to uk plug (not the more expensive transformer) Alternatively, you could probably get a 5v (1amp) power suppy at dixons in uk or on amazon uk if you don't want the clutter of a us to uk adapter in your outlet. let me know if you have further questions. i've lived in uk for 9yrs so i know all about getting stuff to work!