I want t fit this in a safe to circulate air, can I just plug it in to 110 V
796938
No. This is designed to run on lower DC voltage supplied by the Computer. I believe it is 12 volts DC so if you had a converter to adjust your voltage correctly, I believe you could make it work. I think you would be better off finding a 120 VAC fan designed for the usage you require.
796939
No, this plugs in only to the CPUFAN connector (12v I believe) You can find what you are looking for by searching "computer case fan"
1990302
Do not plug it in to 220V. The unit is not constant power but power is derived from the inductance of the unit. At 60 HZ the inductance is fixed. Double the voltage and you'll potentially quadruple the power and fry the fan. A little theory is dangerous. Get the right fan for your electricity or get a 220 to 110 transformer.
2118299
NO! you can not plug a 110v appliance into a 220v line, you will burn it out. You would need a step down transformer or just use one leg of the 220 line. An electrician can do that for you.
523271
not safe - buy a converter. also aren't 240v plugs round for European outlets?
1994556
I wouldn't want to swear to it,,, but I think if you plug a 110v charger into 220v, bad things might happen...
1490883
I looked in my book and the way I read it you can either use 110 0r 220 by just plugging it in. It says you may have to use an adaptor for the the right configuration of the out let in a foreign countries. Ed
1081194
You will probably need to use a converter. It's definitely a 110V kind of item.
154672
Sorry, it is 110 VAC only. But, I would contact GQ (Guangdong Shunde Electronic Company). I would think that they make an equivalent hot air station in 220 (60 Hz?) VAC. Worth a shot.
222590
you need to call the manufacturer for that information. A lot of small appliances need a transformer to work, otherwise the 220 V will fry the circuitry
336045
This model is not dual voltage, that means you will need an additional voltage converter in order to make it work in alternate voltage situations. Here's what Conair says regarding this on their website: If your appliance is not dual voltage and is not a curling iron, you will need a voltage converter and possibly an adapter to fit the foreign electric wall outlet. Small converters to be used for travel are usually available from travel catalogs and stores as well as in some airport shops. Conair also carries a travel accessories line which you may be interested in buying. You may want to check with your hotel abroad to see if they provide any amenities such as hairdryers, in your room.
1176861
It can be plugged into a standard 110volt wall socket. No electrical work required
684225
No. European configuration (220 VAC, but pin configuration wrong for US) you would have to change the outlet.
1082122
It's only for use with 115 V There may be 220 volt units made, but you have to ask manufactuer!
1973467
You can connect 110V directly to it or 24V. Both will work and both build in.
667174
Just get a converter that you would use with any 110 v device in other countries. Available at any airport store that sells electronic accessories.
381853
The A/C unit can only operate on a 220 volt power source. A 110 volt is not an option.
1267876
of course not, not safely. the internal wiring andsockets are rated for 110