Purchase for Australia Is this product compatible with Australian voltage of 220-240 volts and with PAL video? Would like to import though obviously want to make sure that it will all work here. Thanks for your help. Purchase for Australia Is this product compatible with Australian voltage of 220-240 volts and with PAL video? Would like to import though obviously want to make sure that it will all work here.... » Read More Purchase for Australia Is this product compatible with Australian voltage of 220-240 volts and with PAL video? Would like to import though obviously want to make sure that it will all work here. Thanks for your help. « Show Less
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Have you actualy found anyone to ship this to Australia from the USA? Amazon won't ship it.
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I asked this question also and this is what Samsung tech said, "If you purchase the unit within the North American Territories, it will only have support for NTSC/ATSC/QAM broadcasting systems and only 100v-127v 60Hz power. Since the NA TVs will not accept a PAL signal (or higher voltages), you will not only need a converter for the broadcast, but also for the power if you would like to use the TV in a PAL country."
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I know it supports NTSC but I'm not sure if it would support PAL. If you live in Europe, China, Africa, or the Middle East I would recommend a TV you know supports PAL. If you are in the states, Japan, Korea, or South America this TV will probably work fine.Here's a list of countries that support NTSC which is what this TV can definitely support: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/NTSC
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Hi, all plugs and sockets are for USA outlets. I use mine with Australian appliances in my US house, have plug adapters which let you plug an Australian plug into the US sockets in the front of the box. If you are going to use it in Australia for US equipment would need a socket adapter from US to Australian. These are cheap on Amazon, brought both types for about $8 and work fine. Also a lot of my Australian electronics work fine on the USA without a voltage converter. Things like TV, DVD, lap top, wii etc, however things like treadmill, vacuum and tools need a voltage conversion and this box has worked great for me.
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Thanks for asking. Yes!! You can use this in sunny beautiful Australia. this ca use for 100-240V, 50Hz.
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This is the right adapter for US devices to plug into Australia/New Zealand power outlets - I've used many of them myself in Australia. But remember it does not convert the power. Some devices (e.g., hairdryers) will also require a transformer to convert the local power to something the device can handle, otherwise it will burn out (danger!). US devices are built for 110 or 120 volt input, while NZ will be supplying at 220 or 240 volt. Read the fine print on your device's power supply cord or owner's manual to see what type of voltage the device is expecting. Other devices (e.g., laptops and mobile phones) are more flexible and accept 110 to 240 volt input, so you'll only need the plug adapter for those devices, but read up on your models to be sure. In short, use plug adapters for physically getting your plugs into the outlet, but also take a 240 to 120v transformer (step down transformer) for any devices that expect 120v input when the supply is 240v. Happy travels!
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This model (PD-D02610) is for 120V only. However, for Australia, for the correct model information for 240V you can contact TEAC Australia PTY., LTD. in Tullamarine at 03.8336.6500. Good luck. It is a quality player.Jack
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I called them but they said you need a different cable. is there a 240V cable? I thought its just the different plug pin configuration? the manual says to contact the miami office for this. anyone know? The back of my TV has the sticker than mentions 100V for north american and below has 100-240 for others. i hope that means it'll work with 240 and just use a adapter for the american pin
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US has a power surge input of 110v, Australia has the highest one globally with 240v. If it does not work it will burn your device. I bought one in the US and I live in Europe which has a current of 220v. I was advised to buy a power convertor. Something that converts to an output of 9v 700mA. Any electrical shop will have that. Having said that, when I opened the box of the Leap Pad 2 Power I bought for my son the AC adaptor that comes with it says Input 100v - 240v and the leaflet that came with it lists the different currents for US/Canada, UK/Europe and Australia/NZ. I am thinking it comes prepared for all these countries but it does not state this clearly so I still have doubts. I am going to research more but the safest bet is to buy the power convertor which should be no more that 20 ozzie dollars.
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Kumar: I cannot answer your question since I'm not familiar with PAL TV's. I can tell you that if a zone 1 region 1 player works on it, then this one will too.
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Yes,it worked in the U.K. Fine with 240 volts, so you will just need an Australian plug adapter for their socket fitting.
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I would have to say no. Equipment made for the USA is 120V not 240v. You should check directly with Denon about getting a suitable unit for Australia. Good day mate !!
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This convertor is PAL to NTSC if Italy country TV broadcasting is PAL then this convertor will work fine and does the job , convertor supports 100-240Volts so it should work in italy power ratings but check the Italy TV broadcasting standard before buying.
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Hmm, I got the answer. Check the review by MF on September 10, 2011. He wrote:"Un-fortunately I didn't have the chance to try it all, it doesn't work with 220V used in Australia & was damaged immediately ( my mistake I didn't remember to check)"Even I bought this and I'll have to get a step-down transformer before using it in 220-240 V countries.
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I don't know what is te standard voltage in Australia, but if is different to USA the device will not work.
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To be honest I am not sure. We use 120 in the states and I have read that they cannot be used in Australia. There are a few websites that have reviews for which ones can be used in Asia. Sorry I can't be of more help :(
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Hi, Jim. I definitely don't have your background with regard to PAL and NTSC, so perhaps I'm not the right person to respond to your question. However, in looking at the manual that came with my HCX900-M Panasonic, the following is displayed: Component video out put level; Y; 1.0 Vp-p, 75 h Pb; 0.7 Vp-p, 75 h Pr; 0.7 Vp-p, 75 h AV video output level; 1.0 Vp-p, 75 h, NTSC system I searched the user manual for PAL and came up empty. Searching for NTSC produced two results: the one I inserted here and one pertaining to the installation of software dealing with the editing software bundled with the camcorder. Under installation is says to follow the on-screen instructions and states further that if the country or region cannot be selected, select NTSC area. As far as the power adapter/charger, there is one bundled with the unit that works on 110-220 volts. Hope this helps somewhat.