Does this TV have dual vottage? Could this model support 220v too?
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The one I baught does not. In general this tv if baught in US won't support 220V unless specifically says such. You have to confirm with the sellers if you can't see the tv. If you have access to the tv you can check its back panel info.
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I use 110V in the US so do not have actual experience. I've just looked at all the literature I got and it does not tell me the answer to your question. Guess you will have to call Samsung at 1-800-726-7864 and ask them.
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This model is single voltage and can only be used with 110v.I myself am using a transformer since my house is fully 220v.
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Hi Rodrigo! This thing is NOT a dual-voltage unit. We have a vacation home in Europe and I have the same unit running off of a voltage converter w/o any issues. This is what we bought: Simran SMF-200 Deluxe 200 Watts Step Down Voltage Converter for International Travel to AC 220V/240V Countries. In fact, I have about 5 of these units at the home since we have a lot of US (110v) uni-voltage electronics which we use on vacation, overseas. The converters are great. This Panasonic, if you can still find it, is a GREAT buy! Great sound! Hope this helps.
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we need to check if the TV has this option, World Wide Voltage Supply AC 100-240Vi didn't check that in my TV, sorry if i don't answer your question
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To the best of my knowledge, this is NOT a dual voltage device (e.g. it doesn't have a converter internally for 220V down to 120V). You will need an exxternal converter for that.
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I;ve never seen a TV in the US that wasn't 110V, as is mine. I suppose its possible they could build one with an internal transformer but I doubt that they would. It's probably up to the customer to secure the proper voltage adapter for their particular country. For additional clarity contact www.samsung.com.
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It does have dual voltage, other than that I can't give you a specific answer.
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Hi, this Sony Home Theater System requires power of 120 V AC, 60hz. It means that this unit is not a dual voltage. -Ely
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I don't believe it comes in dual-voltage. Mine is 110V/60hz. I use it in Europe on 220V/50hz power through a 300W step-down transformer (resulting in 110V/50hz). Been using it like this for nearly 3 years, no problems. It occasionally makes a crackling noise while changing the volume setting, but otherwise works perfectly. Hope that helps.
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hi Cristian... Im not from USA.. may i know wat's the power rating for this TV..?? thank u... is it 110-240v?
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No it's not a dual voltage. You would have to step it down to 110 with a converter.
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Dear Eliav, This model only supports 120V. Regards, Eric Cohen World Wide Stereo
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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.
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You will need the European version running on 220V and British TV standard.
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Yes it is dual voltage, you will need an adapter which you can find for just a couple of dollars on Amazon. Erin Http://www.rylees.co.u
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As far as I know, it only works at 110v. I haven't seen a dual voltage switch.
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this is for north america, Input Votage is 110V, if you need 220v We can ask factory send to you,(please mail me about it if you ordered from us)
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Dear Customer,This TV is a 1080P TV, is 60Hz, and accepts voltages of 220-240v.