Will there be any power issue if this product is being used in Singapore with power rating of 220~240V on British BS-1363. Thanks.
599805
Dont think so. im in the Dominican Republic and i have a 110-220-240v electricity line here, i got the 3 differents bands in my appartment and its all good. Note that i only use it to take water out of my fishtank which means probably 30-40 mins of use once every 15 days. If you plan to continous use like permanent, i dont think you should exceed 220 line. best Regards!
599806
Dont think so. im in the Dominican Republic and i have a 110-220-240v electricity line here, i got the 3 differents bands in my appartment and its all good.Note that i only use it to take water out of my fishtank which means probably 30-40 mins of use once every 15 days. If you plan to continous use like permanent, i dont think you should exceed 220 line.best Regards!
1632896
buy a step-up adaptor, will solve the problem. This is a 110V model, China and Singapore is 220 - 240V.
269909
I opened the package for this question... The power transformer has a slide off two prong plug and I am assuming that a replacement plug may be attached to accommodate other voltages. The power transformer has written on it -- Input: 100-240V~ 50-60 Hz -- 0.5A Max --- Output: 12V - 1.5A, Center post + (Positive). I do not know data about Singapore electrical needs, but I assume if Singapore residential power is between 100-240V and you had the plug in adapter needed to slide on to the power transformer I'd say you were good to go, or Bob is your uncle. This is a good device, I have friends that use it to charge up their devices and love it. I opened the package for this question... The power transformer has a slide off two prong plug and I am assuming that a replacement plug may be attached to accommodate other voltages. The power transformer has written on it -- Input: 100-240V~ 50-60 Hz -- 0.5A Max --- Output: 12V - 1.5A, Center post + (Positive). I do not know data about Singapore electrical needs, but I assume if Singapore residential power is between 100-240V and you had the plug in adapter needed to slide on to the power transformer I'd say you were good to go, or Bob is your uncle. This is a good device, I have friends... » Read More I opened the package for this question... The power transformer has a slide off two prong plug and I am assuming that a replacement plug may be attached to accommodate other voltages. The power transformer has written on it -- Input: 100-240V~ 50-60 Hz -- 0.5A Max --- Output: 12V - 1.5A, Center post + (Positive). I do not know data about Singapore electrical needs, but I assume if Singapore residential power is between 100-240V and you had the plug in adapter needed to slide on to the power transformer I'd say you were good to go, or Bob is your uncle. This is a good device, I have friends that use it to charge up their devices and love it. « Show Less
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I would recommend researching the power converting to ensure it meets your needs. I would not want to answer incorrectly and mislead you since I am not a technical expert on the converter. I had purchased it to use for a China trip. If I don't sell it, I will most likely keep it for upcoming travel. The reviews I have read have all mentioned it being a great converter in many different countries.
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Hello! My name is Ken and It is a support team of JAPANONLINE US STORE(Amazon.com Seller). I will answer your question. AC power of this product, it can be used to AC100V-110V. America will be able to use so AC110V. If it exceeds AC120V, you can not guarantee operation. Please note. Please email if you have any questions. Thank you! -------------------------------------------------------------- JAPANONLINE US STORE Ken
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I don't know how it works in Singapore, but its adapter input accepts voltages from 100-240V ~ 50-60Hz (0.5A Max) I have only tried once and it didn't work with my two 3.0 WD Passport HDD connected at the same time... Otherwise, works well. I'll try it later
1159799
I don't see why not, You will need to get different charger ( I think its 208/220V in Singapore )
724583
Hi. Unfortunately, no - the product will not work in a 220-240 Voltage system and we are not aware of any international model at this time. Thank you.
1720648
I am in Singapore and using it to power my 120 volt yamaha speaker which I bought from AMazon US. I hope it will help.
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OK this is my experience. Bought the 7622 and didnt realised that it was 110V. Plugged it in to the 220v outlet here in Singapore, it got hot after only a few mins.Then I sent it to my parents in Indonesia, also 220V. Bought a 220-110 step down transformer. The one that I plugged in in Singapore, turned out cant be used anymore. So I was confused when some people here said it can be used on 220V without problems.Have been using the other 1 with the 220-110 step down for the last 8 months when it suddenly died last week. Now what are my options guys? Really hard to find 220-5.5V adapter.I don't want to get the PNLV226 only to find it broken again a few months later. OK this is my experience. Bought the 7622 and didnt realised that it was 110V. Plugged it in to the 220v outlet here in Singapore, it got hot after only a few mins.Then I sent it to my parents in Indonesia, also 220V. Bought a 220-110 step down transformer. The one that I plugged in in Singapore, turned out cant be used anymore. So I was confused when some people here said it can be used on 220V without problems.Have been using the other 1 with the 220-110 step down for the last 8 months when it suddenly died last week. Now what are my options guys? Really hard to... » Read More OK this is my experience. Bought the 7622 and didnt realised that it was 110V. Plugged it in to the 220v outlet here in Singapore, it got hot after only a few mins.Then I sent it to my parents in Indonesia, also 220V. Bought a 220-110 step down transformer. The one that I plugged in in Singapore, turned out cant be used anymore. So I was confused when some people here said it can be used on 220V without problems.Have been using the other 1 with the 220-110 step down for the last 8 months when it suddenly died last week. Now what are my options guys? Really hard to find 220-5.5V adapter.I don't want to get the PNLV226 only to find it broken again a few months later. « Show Less
1024787
Don't know the answer, we use 110 & would guess that would be all. I am sure you could get an overseas adapter for us it would be worth the investment as we use ours every day.
139390
My relative lives in Hong Kong and has been using a 600 series (120v) non-stop for 4 years with a heavy duty step down transformer - still running w no problems. She purchased and used the unit for two years in the US prior to moving overseas. That said, there are distributors located throughout Asia who carry the 220v units. However their list prices (in HK at least) were 40-60% more expensive than US sellers.
1186774
The one I bought is from USA which is 110V, I had to buy a transformer to be able to use it in singapore.
1870608
Power rating goes from 100 to 250 V (2.5 A max), according to technical specifications. I've already used it in 110 and 220 V countries.
652980
I did use it in the Philippines and Hong Kong but would be careful as it will heat up. Don't leave it plugged in for prolonged periods.
853481
well as long as the hertz are 60 cycles then i think it will work in singapore, but if it's 50 cycles it may have a switch in the back of the unit to switch to 50 cycles.this is very important so you do not burn the unit up.
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I don't know how it works in Singapore, but its adapter input accepts voltages from 100-240V ~ 50-60Hz (0.5A Max)I have only tried once and it didn't work with my two 3.0 WD Passport HDD connected at the same time... Otherwise, works well. I'll try it later