I want to know if this sony bravia KDL55HX750 tv is compatible with 100 to 240 voltage ?
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This model works on both 110v and 240v, though UL certification is for 110v.
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Not sure of the difference in the TV, But the power cord does not say if it can be used on the different power cycle or voltage. It is for 120 volt for what I can see. Most of Europe is 220 or 240 volt.
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Hey there I have a 55" Samsung UE55f6510 TV from the UK, as well as an imported Playstation 2 and Gamecube all attached to my litefuze and they all work flawlessly. Here is the exact answer you are looking for The manufacturer recommends you purchase a transformer that is 100% higher then the wattage you need.You should know that you will never damage your appliance with a higher wattage transformer, however if you buy one that is not powerful enough, it will not work. Use Amps to calculate watts Volts (times) Amps = Watts, For Example 110V x 5A = 550W Remember to leave at least a 100% slack for the transformer. Using them to maximum capacity will eventually burn the transformer out after prolonged use. Some items, such as, laser printers and power tools spike when you turn them on. For these types of situations you need to buy a transformer that is at least 3 times the items capacity.
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The user's manual lists only 120V 60Hz as acceptable power input, not 240V 50Hz, so there seems to be a fundamental power incompatibility. Also the EU broadcasts a different frame rate and uses PAL and SECAM standards (or has used in the past). See http://forums.pcworld.com/index.php?/topic/85590-hdtv-compatibility-europe-usa/ where the best advice seems to be sell / move / buy.
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Checked the TV and manual and it appears that it only works with 110/120 Volts
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Not really, this is just for small appliances and to use during a short period. Also 300 Watt it is not enough the TV consume less than that but when you switch it on the TV use more power so to have your TV safe at least you must think in a 750Watt . I have an European 46" LED TV and I'm using this one: Power Bright VC750W Voltage Transformer 750 Watt Step Up/Down converter 110/120 Volt - 220/240 Volt . Never have any problem since March when I start using it. So I totally recommend you go for the 750Watt.
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According to the owners manual it does support 240 volts. You will LOVE the picture. Extremely happy with this purchase!
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Purchased TV is dedicated 110v outlet and has been using a converter. 220v is not supported.
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I am pretty certain that it will work at 240v. However, the lamp-base is US (etc) standard. Check your socket to make sure such a lamp will actually screw into it.
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turki, Models sold in the U.S. region supports the 110V/60hz standard. Thanks for your interest in Samsung televisions. --Mr. S
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I bought this region free bluray player and asked for the voltage to the seller, and this was his response: "We already have listed this model DMP-BD60 available which works on both 120 and 220 volt system. You can check it out on our amazon listing.Thank you,Sales8222"I hope it helps
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The short answer is yes. The long answer is. If the TV runs on less than 12V and 2A. If the TV has an adapter then you can look on the label to see what the OUTPUT voltage and amperage is , make sure that is less than 12v and 2A. If the TV does not have an adapter or if it does not use the small round plugs it will not work.
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YES . as per specification this will work till 240V. I Dont have 55LM6200 but 42LM6200. the reason I went to LG is LG have TVs which work on wide voltage, unlike Samsung in USA which is limited to 115V.
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It will all depend on how the power supply in your TV was designed. Some power supplies will accept a voltage that is 0.5 volts low, but not all will. It depends on how much you value your TV. If it were me, I would not risk using my laptop adapter. You might harm both the adapter and the TV. Better to by a 90 or 120 Watt adapter here.
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I called Seiki customer service, they state that the TV is 220V compatible and no adapter is needed, HOWEVER, you should be aware that some countries, such as England, that use what is called PAL may not transmit the picture correctly through a DVD or cable box. If you have further questions, you can call their customer service number toll-free at 855-697-3454.
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You need to check the amperage rating on the TV and multiply that by 120 (volts). That will give you the wattage of the television. Some Tv's are 110/220 compatible. If yours is, I believe a simple (dumb) adapter will work. Call your manufacturer, they should be able to help.
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This model (PD-D02610) is for 120V only. However, for Australia, for the correct model information for 240V you can contact TEAC Australia PTY., LTD. in Tullamarine at 03.8336.6500. Good luck. It is a quality player.Jack