hi，my host box is from China, and it requires 220V,3A,60HZ, does this one work for my host box in USA？
907544
Yes. It definitely work. Be aware that this type of power device is quite heavy,15 lbs maybe. If you are no going to move it everyday, it is a good choice.
1574070
I think so. I have a 500W Plasma TV shipped from China and works with this one well in USA.
1574071
Hi, I am not an electrician expert, but according to your specs, it should be OK.
2040409
I don't understand the question. I also live in the USA and my adapter works. I purchased it almost as soon as it came out.
2050026
The one that I received from them was 120V / 60Hz only and had a US 3 prong plug. I called the company and the rep. told me that they don't make a 220V version.
1630352
According to the info on the back of the unit it supports 100-240V and 50-60Hz. It comes with just a US power cord in the US but it would appear that with the appropriate physical connector it will work on 220V.
1009582
If your asking will a US version work in Australia I would say no. Mine does not have a switch to use any other power source then 120volt 60hz. Bose does indicate a International version that supports your voltage and I would recommend buying that model. Also you realize that a US/Canada version would have no warranty in Australia?
96953
It comes with a power transformer for 110v 60hz power. The device does work, though it slightly alters the color. I used it for my RCA Cable box and only noticed it when on the menu.
1549163
I'm in South Africa with 220V 50hz. Works hundreds. Check the model spec though.
691591
The US version is 110v. You will need to get a different power supply if you need 220v from either microsoft or Amazon.
2008879
no. and definitely wont work with 50 hz which is the frequency of most Asian countries. you'll need a converter with anything you buy in built to work in north america.
2144351
Nicola, I own the unit in the US and its great. I looked at the power unit attached to the ring and its 120v rated for 50/60hz. My hunch is it should work IF you use a better grade of voltage converter (120--&gt; 200v) to minimize any flicker. Cheers! Rick
1098938
Absolutely John. I have used it in Germany, Australia and Japan without issues. (Don't forget to adjust the Hertz from 60 to 50 if need be for the TV. The power supply auto adjusts.) Greg
2229691
I checked the block, it says 100-240v~50/60hz 0.6A. So it seems as long as you have 50-60hz service, it should actually work on 220!
1203843
It didn't work for me at all, but maybe it needs an actual converter box of some kind to work properly. Nothing was indicated either way in the description or anywhere else I saw. Btw it takes a long time to ship because it comes directly from China.
158518
The manual says (for all versions of this player for various countries) that it supports 110-240V at 60Hz (or in a couple of cases 50/60Hz), so it should. Personally, I don't still have the box and any extra cables that might have come with it, and I don't remember a way to connect it to 220, but then I wouldn't.
903550
In my country I use it with 220 V,50Hz.I dont recall the specific properties written on the box.
880586
Actually I think this is meant for Asian countries to use with US Products. Layman : Plug this into Asian socket then you plug in US electronics.I am guessing yes you probably need to return since it doesn't fit your intent.
1775934
the unit power input take both 110V and 220V (but you have to convert manually), so just change the power supply cable and it will work. I am currently using it outside the US and it is working fine