Are there any power connector issues? US consumer electronics use nominal 110V, 60Hz
1842988
It uses 9V power adapter. You can use any. Mine was supplied with a wide-range adapter but I was dumb enough to plug it in 220V socket without checking it. And it's been a while until I realized. So, no issues.
1842989
Hi i am from kuwait we use 220~240 v , but i use a voltage regulator , it workes fine but it has a noticible amout of noise , dont know wether it sould be this way or because of the voltagage ,or the comonents are defected
1023203
Yes, there is no problem there. As with any non-inverter generator, you won't get a rock steady 60 Hz, but it won't hurt typical consumer electronics. I'd still go with a double-conversion UPS in front of high ticket items like TV's/computers though.
1221285
Mine included a common US AC 12V 2A power adapter. Then you have standard input connectors for HDMI, VGA, and RCA (yellow).When using HDMI, I had the best results with updating the config.txt file:sudo nano /boot/config.txt #increase HDMI signal strength (just a black screen if not set!) config_hdmi_boost=4 #remove black borders disable_overscan=1 #set specific CVT mode hdmi_cvt 800 480 60 6 0 0 0 #set CVT as default hdmi_group=2 hdmi_mode=87
1796812
The power supply for units sold in the USA is AC 120 V, 60 Hz. I understand there is a model for foreign countries that has a 240 V power supply.
1539788
If you got a model specifically for your power and hertz. U.S. specs are 110/120 60hz
104222
Yes. They send power adapters for Europe, US and UK. I am not sure about the cable capabilities, I am using the monitor with the default 60Hz.
53718
The user's manual lists only 120V 60Hz as acceptable power input, not 240V 50Hz, so there seems to be a fundamental power incompatibility. Also the EU broadcasts a different frame rate and uses PAL and SECAM standards (or has used in the past). See http://forums.pcworld.com/index.php?/topic/85590-hdtv-compatibility-europe-usa/ where the best advice seems to be sell / move / buy.
1679659
It says right below the power connector; 50/60 Hz- 120 V, but I've seen that on digital power supplies for hard drives etc which weren't correct. Above the power connector it says the fuse number that can be used for 120V and 220V. But I do believe the models sold here in the USA are most likely 120V only, ones sold in Europe are 240V. I don't know if it's a digital power supply, but to be sure contact Line 6 directly.
110086
100-240AVC 50/60Hz 0.8A but American socket, you will need European adapter
1435155
Thank you for your email. No, this item is 110V 60Hz. Please let me know if you have any other questions. Sincerely, customer Care
1447155
It is 120V 750W 60Hz. I think it should be ok for you. I use it at home, with no problem at all.
294496
The adapters just convert the 220 volt connectors to 110 so I think any device that uses standard 110 current in the U.S. will work. Anything that I have plugged in has worked with no problem.
974945
Hello,For the North America marketInput 120 VCA 60Hz 13.0 WattsOuput 15VCA 550mASaludos.
1670208
Sorry...110v 60hz only. No transformer on the power cable. Too bad...it works really well.
2218306
So I hate it when I do not know an answer. I went to the specs on the Amazon site and there (they were not). Now I needed to know so I turned off my computer, crawled under my desk and pulled the power adapter, and read the spec. Yes 110/240, 50 - 60. Now we all know. Enjoy.
2080943
According to the Belkin web site 120V~/15A/60Hz/1800W http://www.belkin.com/us/F7C016-Belkin/p/P-F7C016/So, 600W is no problem.
2080554
No problem with mine. I only use it with a power supply, and it works perfectly.