input voltage? Why doesn't the user manual specify the input voltage? I'm in China and would very much like to breathe clean air inside my apartment. Does it work with 240v 50hz?
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buy a step-up adaptor, will solve the problem. This is a 110V model, China and Singapore is 220 - 240V.
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i am from singapore. i bought 2 of the honeywell air purifier 50150 and 18155. its dead. it has a burst sound, smoke and burning smell when we 1st switch it on. i think the voltage here is not compatible. u have to check
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The "Input 100-250 AC Volts; 50-60 Hertz" is on the label directly on the bottom of the power box. Also, from the owners manual: "Use only the original power supply - Digital, "switch mode", 100-250 AC." Hope that helps!
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Hi, I tried that as well, got a response which basically pointed me towards some FAQs which didn't answer the question.I ordered one when I was in the US, and the voltage seems correct, so it should work with just a normal adaptor, but I haven't tried it yet. I think it's 110-240V.
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It says on the AC Adaptor the input voltage is 100-240V which is approximately 50/60Hz.
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It says: Input: 100-240V, 50/60Hz, 0.15A Output: 9.0V, 0.5A Model: SCF0900050A1BA
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christian, after reading this thread i also went ahead and bought it. it arrived today and as you mentioned it is 110-240V. didn't have the chance to try it yet but it looks well built. thank you once again for the tip.
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3 pin American standard plug (Pos, Neg & ground) Voltage 120V 60Hz (this unit does not have a 220V 50Hz switch) 95W Motor 230VAC 0.42A Designed in Stockholm, Sweden Other info from 403 specs; `ENERGY STAR Certified' 5 cleaning stages Captures 99.97% of the tiniest 0.1 micron particles on level one Removes bacteria, mold, pollen, viruses Does not remove odors 5 year warranty FOR MORE INFORMATION: http://usa.blueair.com/clean-air-resource-center/ask-experts
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Only is you get the proper model and that isn't the one I got. Here is the electrical technical specifications for this model: Electrical 100V AC - 60Hz. Power Consumption: < 7W. CE, Australia/New Zealand, RoHS Compliant This is the model you want: GT50-EU 220v Euro-Plug Professional-Grade Plug-In Adjustable Ionic Air Purifier (INT'L. MODEL-NOT FOR USA)
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right from the label: INPUT: 100-240 VAC, 50/60 Hz 0.3A MAX OUTPUT: 12V=1.0A
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Sorry for the delay with my answer. My unit was made in Malaysia, not China. It is designed for 120 V 60 Hz power and DOES not have a switch to 240 V.
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My AC adapter says "INPUT: 100V-240V~". "50/60hz 0.8A Max" "OUTPUT:12V---2A". Hope that helps.
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Whatever the input frequency is. If you are in a 60Hz area, it will be 60Hz. If you are in a 50Hz area, it will be 50Hz. It transforms the Voltage only.
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This is what it reads on the adapter's label:INPUT: 100-240VAC50/60Hz 0.4A MaxOUTPUT: 5.0v =-= 2000mA
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The following appears in the built-in manual..."Voltage Range: 120V (108-132 VAC) @ 50/60Hz"
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3 pin American standard plug (Pos, Neg & ground)Voltage 120V 60Hz (this unit does not have a 220V 50Hz switch)95W Motor 230VAC 0.42ADesigned in Stockholm, SwedenOther info from 403 specs;`ENERGY STAR Certified'5 cleaning stagesCaptures 99.97% of the tiniest 0.1 micron particles on level one Removes bacteria, mold, pollen, virusesDoes not remove odors5 year warranty FOR MORE INFORMATION: http://usa.blueair.com/clean-air-resource-center/ask-experts
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The input voltage is 120V ~ 60Hz 0.68A. The Input Power is 33W. The Output is: 22.5VAs I am in New Zealand with 240-220 voltage, I have bought a step-down Transformer, 50W with 240V - 115V.By Power TechPlus N287. Model Cat.MF -1091. Does this help?
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Glad to have found this discussion. I also saw the downloadable manual which says it must be plugged into 110v outlet. The rep I just spoke to at Philips said the same thing... though he was just going by the info in the manual too.I have seen numerous comments from people on product reviews around the Net saying it will take 110 to 240v. Some people say it won't.My question is this: is there anyone else in this discussion (other than Nathan and Serghei) who received a 110-240v adapter? Also, M.Lee, does your (now dead) adapter say "110v input only" on it? When did you by it, and where from?Thanks folks. I travel a lot, and most countries I go to use 240v, so I am keen to figure this one out. Glad to have found this discussion. I also saw the downloadable manual which says it must be plugged into 110v outlet. The rep I just spoke to at Philips said the same thing... though he was just going by the info in the manual too.I have seen numerous comments from people on product reviews around the Net saying it will take 110 to 240v. Some people say it won't.My question is this: is there anyone else in this discussion (other than Nathan and Serghei) who received a 110-240v adapter? Also, M.Lee, does your (now dead) adapter say "110v input only" on it? When did you... » Read More Glad to have found this discussion. I also saw the downloadable manual which says it must be plugged into 110v outlet. The rep I just spoke to at Philips said the same thing... though he was just going by the info in the manual too.I have seen numerous comments from people on product reviews around the Net saying it will take 110 to 240v. Some people say it won't.My question is this: is there anyone else in this discussion (other than Nathan and Serghei) who received a 110-240v adapter? Also, M.Lee, does your (now dead) adapter say "110v input only" on it? When did you by it, and where from?Thanks folks. I travel a lot, and most countries I go to use 240v, so I am keen to figure this one out. « Show Less