Can it be used in South Korea?(where 220v is used), Can it be shipped directly to Korea?
1134419
I am not aware of S. Koreas electrical requirements but no we do not ship outside of North America
837766
Hi Jong J.,I'll answer for your question. Please let you know about extra money for use ICB3 in Korea.Korea use 220V/60Hz power system. USA use 120V/60Hz power system. Therefore, you will need to use step-down transformer for ICB3 because it does not have universal power cuircuit. It requieres 120V/15-20A capacity of transformer. And also, You need to use a conversion plug from type B (2Flat+earth) to E or G that is used in Korea, I think. If you need to have more more knowledge, please let me know. I'll do my best. You have a good day.
1459934
I have never been in Korea. So I'm not sure but it works in Hong Kong and Japan. Need to change the fuse to a larger amp.
1753389
120V, the cord is permanently mounted not allowing for adapters etc. I believe this unit has been discontinued as well. Check samsungusa.com/support
2068266
no, you can´t used the divice directly into 220v, but with a small voltage transformer works really well.
665477
Yes, you can use it in Korea with down transformer upper 3KVA, and can use it in north Korea as well
532352
Yes we can ship it to Korea and shipping cost is free because of it will be shipped out from Japan. Thanks.
2106009
Thank you for question. I am a south korean seller. So Shipping is expensive than U.S domestic. Thank you
890703
There is an Asian version of this for 200-240 volts,but you will probably have to buy locally. Even though I live in Arizona I first came across this on a Korean TV show I was streaming. I also saw it just recently in a Thai cooking show.
1033465
The manual for this printer, available from the Samsung website (the pdf file, not the html file which I found useless), states on page 113 that there is a 220 volt model available. A check of the back of my machine shows no switches or markings indicating universal voltage, so I believe the US model is not 220 volt compatible. You might look to buy from a market where 220 volts is standard.
2046098
I don't know if it will work at 250V b/c I only used it in Korea which is 220V. I had no problems with using an adaptor (over the 3 prong plug-in) for the two hole plug-in which they use in Korea. I turned the setting on the blow dryer for the higher voltage also. I recommend this blow dryer if you are going to Asia. It's great and it dries really well, even faster than my larger handheld.
1459936
I have never been to Korea. I have used it in Italy spain france turkey geeece and usa. I do not see why it would not work in Korea. it has a plug for everywhere.
982715
I;ve never seen a TV in the US that wasn't 110V, as is mine. I suppose its possible they could build one with an internal transformer but I doubt that they would. It's probably up to the customer to secure the proper voltage adapter for their particular country. For additional clarity contact www.samsung.com.
1763214
Contact Softech in Detroit. The unit is made in Korea, so they may have a different model for 220v at the factory. Or visit Google to see if you can find a model number for a 220 v. model.
2159213
I live in South Korea. and Korea power is 220, too. this breastpump doesn't support 220v power. So, you have to buy an adapter. medela's orginal adapter needs 9V 1A output. if you have another adapter to support this voltage and amp value, you can use that.(under is ok, over is not ok.) I found and use an adapter for old wifi AP which has 9v 0.8A output. it works well. I hope this information help you.
807491
Don't place the order since it is 110V,if you need the 220V one,pls contact us directly
386482
Looking at converting the voltage from 110 to 220 and vice versa, I think the thing will do the job. It looks like the Korean plugs ar similar to many Europeen (incl. Germany) so that should work too.