Can this be used in Asia because the voltage is 240V in Asia
1714329
So here is the details about the cord adapter. DIRECT PLUG-IN CLASS 2 TRANSFORMER MODEL:LG034120 (AD-EMJUD-3.4-1200-40) INPUT: AC 120V 60Hz 10W OUTPUT: DC 3.4V 1200mA
1714330
So here is the details about the cord adapter.DIRECT PLUG-IN CLASS 2 TRANSFORMERMODEL:LG034120 (AD-EMJUD-3.4-1200-40)INPUT: AC 120V 60Hz 10WOUTPUT: DC 3.4V 1200mA
1714331
Since I have not traveled abroad in a while, I cannot truely answer your question. I will assume that if you buy a converter as my daughters have, it might work. I will tell you that mine is still working and working well and I have no problem with the item, but I am using it in the US. I hope this helps.
2123906
Works great with the common adapter in Germany and the UK but I'm not familiar with the Asia 200 watt adapter. It runs on the standard 110 circuit here (common for every household) in the USA. If what you are referring to is a 1 UP TO 200 watt max power adapter it should work if you don't have a plug in problem. Don't get voltage mixed up with wattage or there could be a serious safety problem.
1622440
Yes. It will work for sure. user manual says voltage range from 110 to 240. I bought it only after confirming this. I plan to use it in India on 240 V
1099228
It is safe to use a converter if the appliance connected to it can be used for 110v as well. There are a multiplicity of devices such as laptop chargers, powered speakers, etc, that have the capability to work for 240 to 110 v. You can even buy TVs in South East Asia that work this way. If you buy a laptop inthe UK it will be equipped with a UK power connector but it can also be used with 110v. Read carefully the specifications written on the power adapter itself, or in your manual.
1868541
I don't think so I think it's still 110vIt would be nice if it's 240v becauseIt's for thailand and it's 220-240 thereI use a step down from 220 to 110 to use there
1683240
It's definitely compatible with common electrical connections in the Philippines. It will not convert voltage to 120v if connected to a higher voltage power supply.
785468
Not sure. Comes with US power supply. Perhaps there is an Asian version with the power supply you require.
217032
It works in India as I am using it but you will need voltage converter of 240V to 110V
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.
1285433
What country are you living? Supplier in America told me that this model will be soon available and checking for similar models for you. Supplier in Asian still have this model but can be use for 220V-240V~50Hz.
832585
Yes, as long as the device accepts 240V current. This is not a voltage converter, just a plug head. Our PC and Android phone worked fine using just this part.
134286
It all depends where you purchased it from. If you bought it in the USA then it will be 110V but the machines from Asia will be 220V. They are not dual voltage.
858019
Yes. So you can use it in Korea just using plug converter attached to its plug.
2019675
I used mine in the U.S. (110 VAC) and China (220 VAC) with no problems. I don't know Australian household voltages.
93806
Depends on what part of Asia. Some parts have 220 volts which will fry that adapter. Other areas have slightly less than here and usually enough to drive a hairdryer, but it may not operate that device as powerfully as you want. Check the outlets with a voltmeter or ask the people there, before you plug in anything!
1798520
Should not be an issue. I use it with an adapter in SE Asia and have had no problems in terms of voltage.
478272
Yes. After spending over 10 years abroad, any device that states, "100 - 240V 50-60Hz", can be used anywhere there is electrical power. Having said that, make sure you have an adapter that fits the type of outlets where you're traveling. Standard prongs for America prongs my not fit.