Voltage range of power supply? Does anyone know if this unit can accept 220V?
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If you use an adapter(essentially a transformer) for use with 220 volts, then the answer is yes. Check Radio Shack for the proper adapter/transformer or check Amazon. &lt;http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B000AMFNHI/sr=8-5/qid=1153729581/ref=pd_bbs_5/102-9501087-1264967?ie=UTF8&gt; &lt;http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B000028F42/ref=pd_cp_e_title/102-9501087-1264967?%5Fencoding=UTF8&v=glance&n=172282&gt;
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The instruction booklet with the product says to plug it ONLY into a 120 volt A.C. socket. So I guess it would not support 220. I'd suggest, however, that you contact a manufacturer with this kind of question. Perhaps they sell another version of this for use in countries outside the U.S.
1211996
hello: I have a separate circuit at 120 volts and it's still working fine. I don't think you can use 220 on the unit. The 120 only supplies the power board only and then the transformer changes all the power circuit to 12 volts.
1614104
My power supply also universal 110-240v. All you need is simple $2 outlet converter in order to be able to use it overseas.
1055778
The unit will not work on 220V as is. You would need a voltage converter to be sure of safe operation, and possibly a plug adapter as well.
871517
The unit I have only has a 110 Volt cord on it. It does not accept a 220 Volt input.
1129470
My husband said too much voltage - not good - would have to ask electrician in regard to your question - it is set up for regular 110 voltage - sure wouldn't want to even think of plugging it into a 220.
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I checked the label on the power unit and it reads:AC/DC adaptorClass 2 power supplyModel: YL35-060080DInput: 120V AC 60Hz 2.5 WOutput: 6V DC 80mAWonder if you Google to help you find a replacement.Hey...I'd send you mine, but I use it too often. :)Renee
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The power adapter says the input is 120V. Does not say anything about 220V.
81400
(I assume you mean 220 VOLTS) Yes. The power supply says "Input: 100-240V ~50/60Hz Max.500mA". So, it's ready for international power, very handy. Of course, you'd have to get your own plug adapter for use outside the US.
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The power supply is good up to 240V. But it requires an adapter, probably, to plug into 220 V socket. It is made for US 110/120 volt socket. It has two prongs with NO ground prong.The specs are input = 100 to 2240 Volt 50-80 HZ. 150 mAoutput = 8 v dc 200mA
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Don't think so. But it uses a transformer. Perhaps you could replace the transformer so it will accept 220.
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Power supply reads. Input: 100-240v ~ 0.5A 50-60HzOutput 5V-2.6A Max 13wSo yes. Looks like it will switch to 220/240v on its own. (I use it on a 110 outlet).
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The power supply is internal. As fur the 220v, i wouldnt know. Sorry i cant be more helpful.
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The power supply is good up to 240V. But it requires an adapter, probably, to plug into 220 V socket. It is made for US 110/120 volt socket. It has two prongs with NO ground prong. The specs are input = 100 to 2240 Volt 50-80 HZ. 150 mA output = 8 v dc 200mA
621686
Hello Paul, no the unit does not run off of a 220 volt power supply. It is a standard 120 volts.
529087
Mine has no option for switching between 110 & 220. However the power supply is separate from the unit so if you can find a 9 volt power supply you should be ok.