Hi! Does anyone know if these are voltage sensitive? If I want to use them in Europe where it's 220v-240v, will it work without blowing up?
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The specification for this product say 120V/60Hz, so while it is possible they might work with 220V, it is not guaranteed. Plus you would need two adaptors to go with it. A safer bet would be to get the European version of these. I can't find them on the US Amazon site, but You can find them by searching google for "EU remote control outlet" Lots of places have them.Here is one on the UK Amazon site: http://www.amazon.co.uk/Andoer-4-pack-Wireless-Remote-Control/dp/B00N8SVLZY/ref=sr_1_9?ie=UTF8&qid;=1416379670&sr;=8-9&keywor;ds=remote+control+outlet
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These are made for the USA market- I would not use these outside America. The plug and voltage are all made for the North American outlets.
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not safe - buy a converter. also aren't 240v plugs round for European outlets?
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Pretty sure these are made for 120V power supply though they may make a 220-240 version. Here is a link to their Installation specs. http://www.solerpalau-usa.com/Brochures/Residential_Light_Comm/Inline%20Fan%20Options%20Brochure.pdfVersion. It is a great product. I have one servicing two bathrooms and another for my Multimedia/Home Theater cabinet. Love them!
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The version I purchased was 120 volt, 60 hz, All I see in US for sale are the 120 volt versions.I know that they are available in 220v version but you would probably need to order from UK or Europe, unless you find someone that imports them to USA.
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They're 120v. You may as well shop at Amazon UK where 220v tools and appliances abound.
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I successfully used them on a recent visit to France. Here is s link to a reference citing the types of plugs used in all countries. It also indicates that some sockets will be compatible with outlets that use a different outlet. I hope this is helpful. http://www.worldstandards.eu/electricity/plugs-and-sockets/
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all depends on your voltage in Europe. Seems to me if it is 110 to 277 volts there should not be a problem. anything more than that and it probably will not work. best bet would be get ahold of Leviton.
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Does it work for European power - 220/240 volts. The plug form factor is not important... I can get an adaptor.
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hi my friend im sorry but i dont have idea if they do or not we run are electricty on 110w i know my family in italy they run 220 the best i can tell you is go to a hardware store and ask sorry my name is johnny my eamil wise_guys2000@yahoo.com
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To be honest I don't know the voltage requirements. I do have friends in Spain that use them. They can be used for several hours after being charged. I do not regret the purchase at all.
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the ones I received are labeled 110 and work fine on standard US 110V electricity. I also noticed a lot of those on the net are labeled 220V. They are so much brighter than the 45W ones that I also own.
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There is a small screw on the hair dryer to turn when you go from US to Europe. Then once you get to Europe, you must use an adaptor on the dryer plug before you plug into electric outlets there. And yes, they do work! If you don't use them, you'll fry your electronics!
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Don't use these in a mechanical mod unless you use a fuse or voltage regulator. They could actually blow up. Perfectly safe for something like a Vamo which has protection circuity built in.
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Hi! Thank you for your note. We get many questions like this from all over the world. These Nostalgia machines are all made for 120volts. You will need a voltage converter to run the macgine safely. We always recommend that you go to your local electronics store and find a convertor that will work best for your country. I wish we had them in 220. Everyone loves the machines! They are so clever and handy! Please let us know if we can help you further... Caren
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No, these do not work on 120 or 220 AC outlets. They are 12 volt DC lights. They would probably work with 220 if you used a converter from AC to DC. They work plugging into the lighter receptacle in an automobile.
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Has anyone actually tried to use this in Europe? Several answers say it is dual voltage, some say not. It could be automatic without a voltage setting. I can read the description that says it is; I want to know if it has actually worked. Thanks!