What are the line power options? is the power brick rated for 220V as well as 115?
794926
It uses 5V input via a micro USB connection. The power supply is rated at 100-240V. The plug on the power supply can be switched with plugs compatible with other standards, depending on the country you are going to be in.
794927
The device itself runs on 5VDC at <2a using a standard micro USB connector. I gave up on finding the adapters for the wall wart and threw it out (one less power supply to carry as well).
794928
Yes - with plug adapters as well. The adapter slides and locks into the wall wart (xfmr).
445267
Mine uses an external brick that converts 110 to low voltage I believe 19.5 volts. Hope this was helpful.
1072769
Not certain. I'm using 120VAC. There is absolutely no mention of acceptable voltages in the manual - I went looking. However, the unit input is 12v DC which usually means the "brick" can operate on world voltage. I can't find a definitive answer for you however.
778668
It has a 125v power cord, could be used on 110v socket directly. It works for me.
1019441
Yes, the power cord plugs into a standard 115v AC outlet. Also, be aware that there is no 12v circuit protection of any kind on this unit (it doesn't mention that either). The DC terminals are VERY close together, so be careful.
1957992
No, in the US it comes with a 115V regular 3 prong power cord. Another model for overseas is 220V.
962708
120V, 1300 Watts, 60 Hz Also, I recomend to use boxed refined flour; generic flour is to heavy for this item ;)
822871
It works fine on 115v. That is how the saw comes wired. You probably could have an electrician convert it to 220v if that is what you wanted. It will work fine in a garage, that is where I have mine.
1497009
I can't understand your question. IF your power is 220v , you need a 200watt power transformer from 115v to 220v. I BOUGHT ONE.
2235479
It does require 115V power, your normal household outlet. The "Power Pod" is the extension if you will. It has three receptacles or plugs on the pod end and the other end (three prong) plugs in to an outlet. Hope that makes sense.
2192407
The sticker on the bottom says 120V-60Hz, 1050W. There is nothing that says it's compatible with 220V circuits.
243170
the manual says the "brick"/adapter is 120V AC / 60Hz; there's no switch on the adapter to toggle between voltages. i know 3rd party universal ac adapters exist. good luck.
653703
power brick does say 100v-240v with output of 5v, so i would think it would... but i have little experience international conversations..
636926
I assume 115/120 although this information is not printed in the user's manual. Epson tech support will no doubt have an answer to this question. The conventional USA residential power I'm using works fine.
2121099
The power brick says that it can handle 110 - 240. I am using 120, so I am not sure what would happen... but those power converters are pretty universal. And the unit works great for processing a N64 signal and sending it via HDMI to an HD tv.
167647
Yes, as long as you have the correct plug adapter. The power adapter 'brick' itself is rated for 100-240V AC.
381851
This unit must run on a dedicated 220 line; the line is made for that and will not fit in a regular outlet. We are very pleased with this unit.