used to power 110v, and if used to sterilize baby bottles avent
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Not sure I understand your question, but the sterilizer does uses 110v to sterilize baby bottles--not 220v. It works well, and I've used it a lot.
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They do have software the power uses an adapter for 110 volts but could be hooked up to a 5 volt supply. I haven't tried to use it with a 5 volt sours but I can't see why it wouldn't work. Good luck
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The switch is configurable to work with 110v or 220v outlet on the generator.
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110, unit pulls around 12 amps and should be the only thing plugged into outlet,
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It has a switching power supply 110-240 V. Can swap out plug type with switchable puns.
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It is powered by a 110/120 volt A/C cord. No problems so far with many uses.
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110v (I still have trouble keeping a charge, it never seems ready to cut with)
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The system used in our home in the US works with 110V. We bought the American system.
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It can be plugged into a standard 110volt wall socket. No electrical work required
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can be plugged into a standard 110 outlet, assuming the voltage of the charger to be 110
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Hello, This sterilizer does not work on 220V. The one that I got at least does not, it works only on 120V. Sincerely
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None. The AC input works with 120v i.e. any energy line in the US. The ligh bulbs consume 10W.
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It has a standard 110 plug you could strip and hardwire if you know what your doing
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it has a power transformer that plugs into 110v, perhaps there is another available that would work with 220v
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This power supply is intended to be plugged in to a standard 110v outlet. The outlet can be controlled by a switch or you can install an in-line dimmer or on/off switch...
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24 volt ac. Used to power doorbell or to create a common for a digital thermostat
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It runs on regular household current at my home in Delaware, so 110 volts should be fine.