USED 220v IN SOUTH KOREA?
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Heui, From us, this will be the United States 120V (ZLX-12P-US). Electro voice makes a ZLX-12P-EU which has the 220v. -Pro Audio Land
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Looking at converting the voltage from 110 to 220 and vice versa, I think the thing will do the job. It looks like the Korean plugs ar similar to many Europeen (incl. Germany) so that should work too.
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I found a 110/220 version of this in Bangkok at Siam Paragon. The US version is worthless for international travel.
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You should be. as you can see from the pictures, there is a US outlet. I don't know what a Korean input looks like, but you should be able to tell by looking at the pictures if it fits the device. Korea is listed in the description as one of the countries this device covers, so you should be OK.
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Thanks for your info. Ordered one to use in HK and hope they do not change the provided variable transformer. UPDATE: The charger is 120-240V and the vac cleaner is really good. Should outperform similar products selling in HK.
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120V, the cord is permanently mounted not allowing for adapters etc. I believe this unit has been discontinued as well. Check samsungusa.com/support
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I used both high and low settings at 220v on a 2 week trip to China. No issues.
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Yes, you can use it in Korea with down transformer upper 3KVA, and can use it in north Korea as well
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I'm really not sure ..even through I own one and live in Korea (which is 220 ) I have never tried to plug it directly into the outlet..I have always used a transformer...for fear of damage. Sorry can't answer your question
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My wife used this device in the Philippines without an adapter. Philippines use 220 volts.
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Korea should use type F plug so that would be the same as Schuko mentioned here. This might help http://www.iec.ch/worldplugs/list_bylocation.htm (just make sure your devices are 220V/60HZ capable)
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http://www.samsung.com/us/support/owners/product/PN64H5000AFXZA Only 110v on Samsung spec's. See link above
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Yeh, no one uses DC for "wall voltage." But this PowerGen will take any wall-voltage between 100 volts [AC] and 240 volts [AC], at either 50 or 60 Hz, and that covers everything that's available all around the world. All you'll need is an adapter so you can plug this in when you get to the Philippines. The adapter shall not have any electrical function, it's only needed to adapt the physical shape of the pins. On one side, the adapter will have prongs that plug into a Filipino socket, and on the other side it will have sockets that accept the American plug (such as on the PowerGen). Since it's just a physical adapter and not an electrical adapter, it should be very inexpensive. I'm having trouble finding a good picture on the internet of what Filipino plugs and sockets look like. Hopefully, you know. But, there are "universal" adapters that seem to take every plug in the world and convert it to every socket in the world, so you don't need something specifically just for the Philippines. The adapters have lots of pins, blades, and holes, and are sure to convert anything you need. Again, the PowerGen will take any voltage, it's just a matter of getting the pins physically converted so you can plug it in. Peace in the Philippines. Shoot a spitball at China for me; thanks.
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Yes - it accepts Korean standard plugs for use in US electrical sockets. But, please note that, since the universal plug converter does not have a grounded plug (meaning: a 3-prong end) on the US side, you should not use it for Korean devices requiring high wattage devices (meaning: over 300 watts) - generally, anything in which heat is the main output. This means toasters, hair dryers, water heaters for coffee mugs, etc.
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Hi,Thank you for emailing me. This item's AC adapter is rated for 100-240 volts. You can use it in the Philipines but you might need to purchase a converter if the outlets are different from the ones used in the United States. Please let me know if you have any questions. Thanks.Regards,Andrew SchearerOperations Manager"Like" us at facebook.com/reforgerdirect
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Yes. I have used it in Korea. Korea uses a 2-prong plug similar to Germany & France.
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Contact Softech in Detroit. The unit is made in Korea, so they may have a different model for 220v at the factory. Or visit Google to see if you can find a model number for a 220 v. model.