This looks exactly what I have been searching for, problem is I'm in France 230volt, can it cope with that?
1595509
Probably not. There are transformers that step 230 down to 110. But then you'll have to run your pump at that voltage too.
1595510
Hi Alec,Unfortunately, none of our switch will work with 230 VAC. We do, however, have a few customers who have take our HC6000 and used it to control a power relay (with a 120 VAC coil) that in turn controlled the 230 VAC pump. Sorry I can't be of more help. Thanks for your interest in our products.Steve
1595511
No, it is wired 110v for U.S. use. You could probably use an adapter to convert the power. On 110v it works exceptionally well
1406876
It seems to be the right configuration for New Zealand, but I'd recommend you check with your New Zealand guidebook. Also check to see whether you need a converter (from 230 to 110) as well as an adapter.
997713
I think you would have to have an adaptor to the local electrical voltage overseas. I know this is the case in France. You would be best served by taking with you spare batteries. Whilst I do have an electrical AC adaptor, I have never used it as the batteries in my Omrom seem to last indefinitely. Spare batteries will resolve your problem.
1495538
Yes, dual voltage means it works in France too! ;) You will need a Europe plug adaptor to get into their wall socket
1280239
First of all it depends on the country or state 2ndly also voltage being used. you can look at it and determine if its the right plug
1409873
Using it in South Africa (at 230v) has posed no problems, so it should work just fine.
863871
Tribest does make the DynaBlend in a 230 volt. You would need to order it directly from them. Thanks!
364490
See! I shipped about three units of mine to Uganda where we are doing some community work and guess what? they use 240volts and it works perfectly. It is actually universal power supply, so you need not worry. The only thing about this great device is that don't let it fall down hard on a solid floor as the driver may unmount, that happened to me as I was using them on speaker stands but fixed with the help of my Aradite glue. Ok! bye for now
914156
I bought this for my parents who live in Europe. It has a range of voltage and 220 is well within. It won't fry ;)
1600203
Yes this will be exactly what you need. We will be travelling back to Oz and NZ that's why we bought this product all the NZ stuff we have here in America we use it to step up to 240volts. When we return all the American bought electrical goods we will step down to 110 volts. We do not have anything that needs more than 500 amps.
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Hello...I believe it will. I have not been to france but looking it up its the same as European countries and India. Its round prongs and 220 volts. http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20070805110627AAhK77P... So yes you need to program it to STEP UP, just move it to the switch that says 110 - 220. Basically it will put in the 110v from the US and increase it to 220 so the france appliance will work. In the US most things don't fry, it will just not work because there is not enough juice. ALSO, most cell phones come with adaptors, if it says 110-220 or 110-240 (as long as 110 is in the range) then as long as you just have the pin converter. The round france prongs/pins to the straight pins of the US plugs then the phone charger adaptor will give it enough juice without needing a converter. Let us know if it worked and post your results.
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Hello data guy, This converter has matched the voltage and sine wave of what we normally get from the powercompany. Before purchasing, check with your power and insurance company about any liability on your part.One note of caution. My first try connecting two 250 watt panels was a disaster. The voltage was 60 vdc inputand the electronics couldn't handle it. Worked a short time then fried. Keep input dc voltage down.
693524
It's 110 only as far as I know and seen. I believe you'd have to get an adapter to use it with 230, but then you could use it with 230.
803159
I haven't been to Europe but I think its the 50 cycle power not the voltage you have to worry about.
160263
I think they sell it in 115V and 230V with varying plugs for different regions. I would recommend checking out their website.
613020
David, if your read the information on the web site about this unit, it tells you "exactly" what the unit can and will handle.I used mine in the U.K. The voltage will not be a problem, but the wattage may be, and as I don't have that information as I discarded mine( the information pamphlet) when we came back here.Read yours, or the sales info, and make your decision from there, as the description they give is excellent.
991255
According to the instruction, the unit is rated at 125V, 60Hz. So, 230V, 50Hz would most likely damage the unit.