i am planning to bring Samsung 32 LED TV from US to India, the power consumption details are AC110-120V 60Hz, 135W - 300W, recommend good transformer
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Unfortunately, with TVs there could be a high startup surge when turned on. Therefore, we can only recommend the VC750W, which handles any type of TV surge. Also, remember to add a plug adapter for India. We recommend the PB11 plug adapter.
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I think in India you are 50 htz. I would do more research and maybe even contact Samsung. You can find them on the internet. That is extremely important and if the frequency's do not match you could lose a nice Television
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I don't think it has enough power going out. I bought this product to use with my X box 360 in Thailand and it didnt work. I work ask someone who know about wattage.
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It is also better to go bigger for other things just in case. I have a 1500 watt and have no problems. Also looking again at what you are showing a 200 watt would likely just give you a big headache. Again check with Samsung esp on the frequency. I say this because i bought a cell phone in the USA and I could not get another one anywhere in the Philippines.Seems like Samsung wants that controlling edge. LOL that way they get you twice.
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It sounds like you will NOT need a transformer but just a plug adapter. The power supply of your item is capable of any input voltage from 100v to 230v, and 50 or 60Hz. The US uses 120v and 60Hz so it will work there. The only consideration now is if you have the right plug shape to plug into US wall sockets. I have moved between Canada/US [120v/60Hz] and Europe and Australia [230v/50Hz], so I have some experience with this. All of my electronics that are marked this way worked in these locations (TVs, laptops, most modern chargers).So you don't need an active transformer like this, you just need a simple physical plug adapter like this: Ceptics Grounded Universal Plug Adapter for US (Type B) - 3 Pack It sounds like you will NOT need a transformer but just a plug adapter. The power supply of your item is capable of any input voltage from 100v to 230v, and 50 or 60Hz. The US uses 120v and 60Hz so it will work there. The only consideration now is if you have the right plug shape to plug into US wall sockets. I have moved between Canada/US [120v/60Hz] and Europe and Australia [230v/50Hz], so I have some experience with this. All of my electronics that are marked this way worked in these locations (TVs, laptops, most modern chargers).So you don't need an active transformer like... » Read More It sounds like you will NOT need a transformer but just a plug adapter. The power supply of your item is capable of any input voltage from 100v to 230v, and 50 or 60Hz. The US uses 120v and 60Hz so it will work there. The only consideration now is if you have the right plug shape to plug into US wall sockets. I have moved between Canada/US [120v/60Hz] and Europe and Australia [230v/50Hz], so I have some experience with this. All of my electronics that are marked this way worked in these locations (TVs, laptops, most modern chargers).So you don't need an active transformer like this, you just need a simple physical plug adapter like this: Ceptics Grounded Universal Plug Adapter for US (Type B) - 3 Pack « Show Less
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I asked this question also and I get this from Samsung tech, "If you purchase the unit within the North American Territories, it will only have support for NTSC/ATSC/QAM broadcasting systems and only 100v-127v 60Hz power. Since the NA TVs will not accept a PAL signal (or higher voltages), you will not only need a converter for the broadcast, but also for the power if you would like to use the TV in a PAL country."
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I would find out what the electrical specifications are for the country you are going to and then purchase an adapter if one is needed. Should be easy enough.
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India uses 220-240 V. Have spent twelve months there. You do NOT need a voltage transformer for most cameras, phones, laptops, iPads, etc. Look on the AC charger: If it says "110-240" you are fine WITHOUT a transformer. All you need is a plug adapter, which costs only a couple of bucks and can be easily found all over India.Also, I would never recommend going to Radio Shack for anything you are unsure about.
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It should be fine if the voltage of india is the same as usa. If not you will need a power inverter to convert to 110 volts. thanks
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you would have to get an adapter/transforner, Indias power is 230v 50Hz, while US power is 120v 60Hz as well as an adapter from the US standard 3 prong to one that would fit your recepticle. Also as the India power system does have issues, a good battery back up device with surge protection is highly recommended.
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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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Ok, just have the original one under my eyes.brand is EVER GLOW.CLASS 2 TRANSFORMERMODEL NO: DCU130060INPUT: 120VAC 60Hz 15WOUTPUT: 13VDC 600mAPS: I used it in France, forgot it could not support 220/230 volts, and it just burnt, so I have to buy another one, but it works perfectly fine in North America.
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Hello Jordi, I recently bought this projector for India where there is PAL system. I have not tested this with TV signal connected yet. I am using the projector mostly for movies, internet and games. I am guessing the PAL/NTSC should not be any issue. There is no problem with power supply (110/220) or power frequency (50/60 hz).
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Angel, Models sold in the U.S. support the 110v/60Hz power standard. Thanks for your interest in Samsung products. --Mr. S
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I use a cheap Transformer 230 to 120 Volt, 100 Watt. This was the most bargain Solution.
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hi Cristian... Im not from USA.. may i know wat's the power rating for this TV..?? thank u... is it 110-240v?
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Standard household current. Plug the transformer into any outlet available. This is a good product. It comes with 100' of cord and you can order an extra 100' if you feel its necessary. The picture is more stable than wireless products. I use it 24/7 for security. It has a built in microphone.
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Hello Simon. I have just ordered some of these units from Amazon USA to be shipped for my home use in Singapore also. May I please ask how your experience has been with them, what transformer you use and where you purchased these transformers?
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it depends on the amp draw from all of your appliances. 110 volts can power a 65" or 19" tv. check the amp draw for the appliances. The other gotcha is - most of these newer inverters are not accurate as far as capacity goes. for example - i bought one of these as a spare in case my old (7 year+) walmart inverter died. it could not handle the load but the old walmart one had no problem. my best advice is - buy one about 2x the amperage you need and be prepared to return it. do not use it in a situation which you cannot have it fail. have some sort of spare... these guys that answered "yes" haven't got a clue as to what you are really powering. it depends on the amp draw from all of your appliances. 110 volts can power a 65" or 19" tv. check the amp draw for the appliances. The other gotcha is - most of these newer inverters are not accurate as far as capacity goes. for example - i bought one of these as a spare in case my old (7 year+) walmart inverter died. it could not handle the load but the old walmart one had no problem. my best advice is - buy one about 2x the amperage you need and be prepared to return it. do not use it in a situation which you cannot have it fail. have some sort of spare... these guys that... » Read More it depends on the amp draw from all of your appliances. 110 volts can power a 65" or 19" tv. check the amp draw for the appliances. The other gotcha is - most of these newer inverters are not accurate as far as capacity goes. for example - i bought one of these as a spare in case my old (7 year+) walmart inverter died. it could not handle the load but the old walmart one had no problem. my best advice is - buy one about 2x the amperage you need and be prepared to return it. do not use it in a situation which you cannot have it fail. have some sort of spare... these guys that answered "yes" haven't got a clue as to what you are really powering. « Show Less