Would this plug into an Australian power point?
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I bought this in the United States. In the US, lighting and low-power appliances run at 120 volts plus or minus 10%; meaning 108 volts to 132 volts at 60 cycles per second called hertz (Hz). Most of Europe, Africa, Asia, *Australia*, New Zealand and most of South America use a supply that is within 6% of 230 V. Japan, Taiwan, North America and some parts of northern South America use a voltage between 100 and 127 V. This equipment can be used in most parts of the world with the aid of an adapter or a change to the equipment's connection plug for your specific country. But for absolute safety, be sure to check with a local electrician and tell him/her that you might be buying an appliance that runs at this power rating and what do you need to run it at your home?
224621
I'm not familiar with Australian standards, but the receiver can handle up to 240 Volts, so it's compatible with US and European standards. Hope that helps...
1248672
No idea but the quality is outstanding. NTSC tuner so not sure what standards are in Australia (if Pal Secam, most likely won't work)
1599356
I am not certain, but I believe this works as a kind of wireless keyboard with only left-arrow, right-arrow, and "b" keys. "b" toggles the black screen in PowerPoint. If other applications use the same key commands as PowerPoint, I think it will work.
604205
Out of the box it definitely won't plug right into your outlets. I also believe it to be designed for 110v, so unless Australia is 110v it probably won't work. I can't answer for sure as I've never had the good fortune to travel to Australia.
773276
It works in Europe. I reallly don't lnow if it works in Australia but you can google it.
585116
I would use a converter, but not sure. It may depend on which country you go to.
191614
Hi, I don't know if you could use it in Aus although I suppose that, with a converter, you could. However, the maker is Italian (220v I think in Italy) - they have a website - why don't you contact them directly and see what they suggest.
1297392
No you cannot, not in Aussie or NZ anyway as voltage is not right unless you have the special voltage transformer which is another $250 odd to purchase when I looked. The voltage over here requires to be between the 200-260 range to use a normal plug adaptor as far as I remember the electrician telling me.
2019673
The charger already has a "flip-out" plug for USA AC use. All you need for Australia is a USA to Australia plug adapter (voltage will be OK), like this:BoxWave US/ EU to AU/NZ Plug Adapter - Plug outlet adapter from America or Europe to Australia and New Zealand
85679
I don't know what is te standard voltage in Australia, but if is different to USA the device will not work.
1094252
I am from the US and used my iPad in Australia with an converter. I had no problems.
550409
I doubt that. US uses 110v where as Australia is 220v. You need to put a transformer in between. Or If you get it from amazon.co.uk that should be 220v.
761462
It has a US plug on it. Im not exactly too sure if you can get an Australian plug to use with the LED light. I say its definitely worth a try though!
253083
can Australian customer use this product?Seems there will be an voltage issue?
785468
Not sure. Comes with US power supply. Perhaps there is an Asian version with the power supply you require.
1555268
It has an American/Canadian style plug. If Australia uses the British or European style plugs then the answer is no, you will need an adapter. Unless it is available in different plug styles.