I live in Australia, can I just use a travel converter for the plug? voltage wont be an issue?
1630563
That seems to be what travel converters are designed for, so you should be fine. And you may not even need it, as the power brick mine came with seems to be rated for 100~240v input. Australia mains electricity is 240v, so even a simple plug adapter might work.If you want to be extra safe, use Amazon to contact QNIX. They were very helpful when I couldn't get my monitor working (I was using a DVI-I single link cable instead of the dual link cable that the monitor came with and requires to work). IIRC, they responded within 24 hours.
2019673
The charger already has a "flip-out" plug for USA AC use. All you need for Australia is a USA to Australia plug adapter (voltage will be OK), like this:BoxWave US/ EU to AU/NZ Plug Adapter - Plug outlet adapter from America or Europe to Australia and New Zealand
600843
Yes you need a specific adapter for the uk as they are shipped with us ones there was an instruction leaflet with ours advising not to use a travel adapter as this would not work and cause damage you need to find the right type of ac adapter that gives a regulated current and the voltage and current are in the box
2009389
In my experience, you will need a voltage converter for almost everything. Definitely anything worth more than $15, as it's really easy to ruin electronics from power surges or incorrect voltage. For longer trips abroad, I try to buy small appliances like hairdryers there so that I don't have to worry about it.
2019675
I used mine in the U.S. (110 VAC) and China (220 VAC) with no problems. I don't know Australian household voltages.
1408380
I live in the US and have 110 so I have no problem you would probably need a power converter.
1373812
The plug would be american you may need an adaptor for Australian outlets as I imagine they may not be the same.
616481
No you can't. They have different models for that voltage. One of those European outlet adapters would be the cheapest way to go.
786411
Voltage should be OK. You will need an adaptor to covert US type plug to UK and EU type.
1406875
This is the right adapter for US devices to plug into Australia/New Zealand power outlets - I've used many of them myself in Australia. But remember it does not convert the power. Some devices (e.g., hairdryers) will also require a transformer to convert the local power to something the device can handle, otherwise it will burn out (danger!). US devices are built for 110 or 120 volt input, while NZ will be supplying at 220 or 240 volt. Read the fine print on your device's power supply cord or owner's manual to see what type of voltage the device is expecting. Other devices (e.g., laptops and mobile phones) are more flexible and accept 110 to 240 volt input, so you'll only need the plug adapter for those devices, but read up on your models to be sure. In short, use plug adapters for physically getting your plugs into the outlet, but also take a 240 to 120v transformer (step down transformer) for any devices that expect 120v input when the supply is 240v. Happy travels!
2083543
You will need a converter for 110v. Some airports have 110v outlets like in Asia
585116
I would use a converter, but not sure. It may depend on which country you go to.
674846
yes, if you have a converter. Careful. Check the voltage of whereever you will be. Not all places use what we do in the US
541657
You shouldn't need any extra converter aside from what's included in the kit. I didn't have any issues with devices/appliances during my travels. Just make sure your hotel can accommodate the wattage of your device.
645140
The adapter that comes with it is in fact universal voltage. It will work fine as long as you have the correct plug adapter for the country you're travelling to.
1536553
You will be able to hook it up yourself, but I'm not sure if it will work with the voltage in Austalia.
1567376
You will need to get a converter to use this item internationally. Inexpensive, it is worth having for your assorted travel items.