Is the skybell provided with supply transformer? If yes is it working 110/220V ?
1122800
There is no transformer provided. I had a traditional physical door chime and it works fine.
1122801
No. It is connected to the two wires of your old mechanical doorbell. See skybell.com for further information.
1122802
No. You should read their FAQ section. I use the TPS010-DR1S12 - TPS Elektronik which works fine for me. Regards sven from munic
1122803
No , no supply transformer is delivered with the skybell. I suggest you to do the same as I did : go to www.skybell.com and read ALL the questions and answers , see FAQ . All depend on your actual instalation to tell you what you should do. Best info that I can give you is to check ALL the info available on the site and check if this correspond with your actual installation. I had no problems installing the skybell because I was well prepared.
770791
Yes this transformer is very good to both system work 220v to 110 and 110 to 220.I am satisfied to this converter
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.
507496
no, its for 110v so you need a transformer from 220v to 110v, and then you need a cable between the transformator and the booster.
1998397
No. It has a 120v cord with a built in transformer to plug in to speaker. You would have to get a similar setup to use 220v.
1537341
It has a 15-volt jack for the transformer that comes with it and runs on 110 volts. I hope this helps.
1178024
No. It does not come with the item. I used old transformer from worn out ancient Nutone chime that it replaced
1102844
I ordered mine from Amazon marketplace, it is the Japanese version therefore both the instruction manual and power cables (one for the receiver and one to recharge the headphones) are Japanese. The instructions can be found on forums and I am using a simple Jap to Europe adaptor plug. No transformer required.
1227099
YES, positive. You will need a PLUG for the country you're planning to use it . . ,but no transformer is necessary . . .it accepts 110 and 220.But I'm a stranger and can only tell you what my owner's manual says. You can download and read for yourself . . .or call Bose directly and ask them. But repeatedly asking customers the same question is obviously not easing your mind. Sorry . . .
773759
Yes, the transformer handles 220v but you need an adapter for a 220v fitting
366049
Check the Fellowes site for product information. The one I recieved only has a standard US plug and operates on a 120V circuit. I do not know if it has a transformer in the motor.
1864834
Soren. I bought mine in Sweden, so of course my unit works on 220v. That being said, it does NOT have a universal power Supply... meaning it clearly States "230v" 50HZ This leads me to believe that Sangean makes a specific USA version and a European Version with different power transformers.
1209632
The OUTDOOR or EXTRA sirens (not the little one that comes with the main unit for indoor use) - does need 110v outlet (it actually uses like 12v - the transformer is in the plug - so don't be tempted to cut the plug and wire direct or you'll fry it. - yes - I did just that. :( but thats all it needs - it doesn't need any other wiring from the alarm - the activation comes thru wirelessly and yes they are very loud. Also - I've called the Fortress tech support a couple times to ask about other accessories, etc. and he is VERY VERY helpful and calls back fairly quickly if he can't answer so don't be afraid of purchasing this unit. We installed our entire system in 2 buildings in about 25 minutes. The stick-on door sensors have fallen off a couple times (triggering the alarm) - but we just took them down and screwed them in. I don't think we cleaned the surface very good so the glue didn't stick. I had a dif. system and never used it - so I upgraded to this system and love it - its so simple to operate.
70566
Yes. Both the bar and the subwoofer actually run off of transformers (separate for the bar, built-in on the subwoofer) and both say they take "100-240v".
1290695
How I understand it, there are different units for different markets. The US/Canada sold units are 110v, while European and most other countries are rated 220/240v. I've purchased and imported from Amazon.com and saved around $400 by doing so. Now I've purchased a 1000W 220 -> 110v power transformer for $100 to use the receiver here in Australia and I'm still well ahead on the deal :o)
1464872
Yes it does - there is a switch at the power supply and you can change between 110v and 220v (make sure you switch it to 220v BEFORE you plug it into your power socket!!!!).
512099
Yes it comes with power adapter 110/220v 50/60 hz. Great looking and great working.