i`m living in korea. We are used to 220V. Is This item used my contry?
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Hi Lee Soo Jun, Printing on the plastic base of the remote control light fixture indicates that it requires 120V 60Hz AC. janthree
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I used it the same way and the fuse kept burning out. I returned it because it was of no use to us with our Chinese 220v appliances.
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I don't think that it is, but I have had a large UK standard Samsung Fridge designed to run on 220v/50Hz working just fine for over a year now using the transformer to step it up. We also use a 220v Digital Pressure Rice Cooker and 220v Dyson Heater Fan, which all work just fine while plugged in.
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120V, the cord is permanently mounted not allowing for adapters etc. I believe this unit has been discontinued as well. Check samsungusa.com/support
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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.
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Mine just shows 120VAC, but then I'm from USA. Per the manual: MRmk3 monitors do not support multiple voltage configurations. It does show power requirements for Korea at 220VAC, so I'm assuming different parts of the world sell different voltage models.
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As the plug advertizement states the plug is a USA to Europe plug. If South Korea has the same plug as Europe, then it would work. If not, then no it won't work. Plugs are very specialized. Contact the hotel or residence where you are staying in South Korea and inquire about the type of plug adapter required there. I have never been to South Korea so I have no idea what kind of plug adapter works there. Good luck!
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As far as we can tell it is not dual voltage. It says 120 Vac 60 Hz 600W. We live in Korea and have to plug it into a transformer.
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I am also Korean. Just I want to confirm about voltage. I checked Venta USA website. They said 110-240 V . Is is currect voltage??It it free voltage or not????
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Yes. So you can use it in Korea just using plug converter attached to its plug.
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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.
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Hey Lim, don't panic! This is simpler than making Kimchee:1> Do what GI's have done since 1949. Buy a 60 to 100 Watt, 220VAC input to 120 VAC output transformer having US-standard receptacle(s). 50 Hz won't harm charger. However sinewave interval is 20 mSec instead of 16.6 mSec, so battery may require 20% longer to charge.2> Search DeWalt website for 220 VAC input charger having DIN/Euro or Korean power plug.3> Forgot if you guys have Euro/DIN wall sockets. You may have to local-purchase a Euro/DIN to Korea-specific power plug adapter. You'll find them at Incheon or Kimpo International arrival terminal shops and tourist-luggage repair shops. Cheers! Hey Lim, don't panic! This is simpler than making Kimchee:1> Do what GI's have done since 1949. Buy a 60 to 100 Watt, 220VAC input to 120 VAC output transformer having US-standard receptacle(s). 50 Hz won't harm charger. However sinewave interval is 20 mSec instead of 16.6 mSec, so battery may require 20% longer to charge.2> Search DeWalt website for 220 VAC input charger having DIN/Euro or Korean power plug.3> Forgot if you guys have Euro/DIN wall sockets. You may have to local-purchase a Euro/DIN to Korea-specific power plug adapter. You'll find them at Incheon... » Read More Hey Lim, don't panic! This is simpler than making Kimchee:1> Do what GI's have done since 1949. Buy a 60 to 100 Watt, 220VAC input to 120 VAC output transformer having US-standard receptacle(s). 50 Hz won't harm charger. However sinewave interval is 20 mSec instead of 16.6 mSec, so battery may require 20% longer to charge.2> Search DeWalt website for 220 VAC input charger having DIN/Euro or Korean power plug.3> Forgot if you guys have Euro/DIN wall sockets. You may have to local-purchase a Euro/DIN to Korea-specific power plug adapter. You'll find them at Incheon or Kimpo International arrival terminal shops and tourist-luggage repair shops. Cheers! « Show Less
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Answer here...You may use with power adpater that can convert from 110 to 220 V. The only problem is servicing it in Africa. Check with Samsung. Whether they will support this as warranty may be voided if you transport to other country.
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You should be. as you can see from the pictures, there is a US outlet. I don't know what a Korean input looks like, but you should be able to tell by looking at the pictures if it fits the device. Korea is listed in the description as one of the countries this device covers, so you should be OK.
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I have this unit and I live in the Philippines. We're using 220 volts here. It works perfectly.
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no, the unit i bought only runs on 120v, but maybe there is a 220 v version, ck on line.
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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.