Hi, can anyone tell me if the power is dual voltage (US Military overseas), It should say on the back of the TV something like 100/240V or 110-220?
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Unfortuntely it is strictly a 110/120V. However I an from NZ and power was 240V for everything electric. When moving to the USA I used a converter for anyting I brought with me. You also need a plug that will fit into the local wall base -I think it is called a conducctor, usually three heavy prongs - then in turn a converter plugs into that plug, and your tellie into the converter. This works either way From 240V to 120V, or 120V to 240V.. It directs which ever voltage is needed through to the electric appliance.Thank you for serving, and I wish you a safe life and journey eventually home. Unfortuntely it is strictly a 110/120V. However I an from NZ and power was 240V for everything electric. When moving to the USA I used a converter for anyting I brought with me. You also need a plug that will fit into the local wall base -I think it is called a conducctor, usually three heavy prongs - then in turn a converter plugs into that plug, and your tellie into the converter. This works either way From 240V to 120V, or 120V to 240V.. It directs which ever voltage is needed through to the electric appliance.Thank you for serving, and I wish you a safe life and journey eventually... » Read More Unfortuntely it is strictly a 110/120V. However I an from NZ and power was 240V for everything electric. When moving to the USA I used a converter for anyting I brought with me. You also need a plug that will fit into the local wall base -I think it is called a conducctor, usually three heavy prongs - then in turn a converter plugs into that plug, and your tellie into the converter. This works either way From 240V to 120V, or 120V to 240V.. It directs which ever voltage is needed through to the electric appliance.Thank you for serving, and I wish you a safe life and journey eventually home. « Show Less
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The back of my set says only 100-120v; 50-60Mh! I think you will need a converter!
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110 volt and is plugged into the same surge protector, power strip as tv, dvd,satellite etc. USA. I do not know if it is a universal transformer (110 ... 220 volt) The voltage is probably stepped down by the plug adapter included. Im not sure I understand your polarity question?
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I am not an electrician,but I turned it over and looked at the bottom and this is what it says : 120V -60HZ 1000W hope that helps? Kris
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I called them but they said you need a different cable. is there a 240V cable? I thought its just the different plug pin configuration? the manual says to contact the miami office for this. anyone know? The back of my TV has the sticker than mentions 100V for north american and below has 100-240 for others. i hope that means it'll work with 240 and just use a adapter for the american pin
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Checked the TV and manual and it appears that it only works with 110/120 Volts
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Hi, The power supply is not dual voltage. It will only work on 110V. Thanks for asking.
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Dear Young Jun Kim, Thank you for your inquiry. The UN55H8000 is only 110/120V. As an U.S. authorized dealer, we are only permitted by the manufacturer to sell product destined for the U.S. market. If you are in a non-U.S. market you may have options to purchase a different version of this television with different voltage capabilities. Regards, Eric Cohen World Wide Stereo
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Dual voltage - I bought it in the US with 110V and I am using it abroad with 220v
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Carefully check the label near the power plug on your TV again. The information may be moulded into the plastic on the back of the set. You might need a magnifying glass and a flashlight to read it. Very few electronic appliances made today will only work on 120/60 power. They almost all use switching power supplies, which will run on 120-240V 50-60 Hz.
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Must be 120V as it works here in Canada. As far as I know, it is NOT dual voltage.
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Checked google. Your samsung tv power consumption is 124 watts. This converter is 500 watts so it can support your tv very easily. The converter has 100 v, 120 v, 200v, 220v,240v options so easy to adjust to whatever voltage requirement. I have used this converter for my 220v 160 watts noodle machine. Very satisfied.
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I am currently deployed to Afghanistan and discovered the same thing. I just use 240V and have had no problems.
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on the back it says 120V-60Hz 1250W. I'm using it in the US and works fine.
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The TY I purchased does not run under 220v. Contact Phillips for alternative to US market TV's
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According to my research it is dual voltage , 100-240 volts. I imagine it will work just as good overseas.
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Hey there. The voltage is dual; both 110 and 220v. Since I live in Germany, I just use an adapter and plug it in. Works like a charm.
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Shubham - it has 110-240 V AC, I just checked behind my just arrived TV. If you are thinking about taking this to India, voltage may not be a problem but NTSC-PAL thing will be?