What does the title mean by "220VOLTS-WILL NOT WORK IN USA &amp; CANADA "?
643209
This device operates on a service supply voltage of 220 volts. In North America the service supply voltage from your plugs is 110 Volts or half what is needed to operate this device .
1541020
I spoke to customer service (1-800-477-0457). They advised this product is for use in the US and Canada only. They have not done any testing at the european voltage of 220 and so advise against even trying. Hope this helps.
300591
No, it's for use in the USA and Canada which means it is acceptable for 110V. Good luck.
1068529
The one I purchased from Amazon is 120V for use in the USA. It makes sense they also make one for European use, but I wouldn't know who sells it that way.
612402
It is dual voltage. 60 hz for US and 50 hz for Canada, according to the box. It would need an adapter for other countries as it has the US style plug.
1984119
It's 110v.It's designed for US,don't worry about the voltage,it can be used in US and Canada.
395289
If you get consumer electronics (in general, not just this one) and something rated for 220V blows up on 240V, send it back. The two are used almost interchangeably, even by engineers, and if it's not built to tolerate at least 10% more (which is more than the difference between those two) it shouldn't be in mass production to begin with. (tldr: don't sweat the difference)--A degreed Electrical Engineer
534039
This is ready for use in the United States & Canada. If your able to get a converter, then you should be able to use it anywhere.
1588909
First and foremost the Panasonic EH69 was specifically built as an export device for Europe. When I purchased mine (reviewed here on amazon) I made certain that the unit would work here the USA. This is most likely why the outside of the carton is displaying region code 2. If you have unpacked your unit, does it have the ability to select multiple voltages, specifically 110-117 for North America? Secondly, you should have an accessory included, one North American plug adapter, which converts the European style plug to our standard receptacle plug. If you do not have these two features, I would contact the place of purchase and attempt a refund/return. I purchased my unit w/o any warranty whatsoever knowing the risk involved but I had also conversed with the seller ensuring the unit was manufactured with multiple voltages. If your missing only the plug adapter then those are available online for purchase and it wouldn't be a deal breaker.
1073993
Buy a recent and does not work and I have 220v , someone could help me I can do ?
1364854
Here is what the ad says "Controls independent 3-prong 120 volt 60Hz standard AC remote switch outlets" - Does not work with 220.
2255548
It says "120V". I am afraid it can't handle 220v. But maybe a converter will do the trick.
1752842
its a basic 110 volt outlet here in N.America...you might need a converter if you only have 220.
2247430
I'd talk to the manufacturer - I ran into the reverse problem, trying to step down from US 220 outlet to a 110 circuit. I finally got them to acknowledge that it doesn't do that - it is made for international use, like taking US appliances to Europe and Asia.
406406
I don't know what the voltage is. I've heard that international versions of this product have different voltages than the U.S. which might explain why we have had issues with this product.
1370729
It depends. I bought it in the US to get the 220 volt adapter (totally useless). What they supplied to you? Interesting questions; read the label on the adapter. I mean it depends...
1381890
Hi It is for north America that mean is 115v only. I dont know about in canada But might be same Volt.