Asia (Korea-220V) use possible?
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Not 220V. Only 110V. You have to go to one of the more expensive. Search Amazon with "intermatic 220V electronic timer" for solutions.
858019
Yes. So you can use it in Korea just using plug converter attached to its plug.
1032103
No idea. This purchase was a mistake on my part. The problem is getting it back to KOREA! Good luck.
837766
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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I think you will need something like this. This is on Amazon. Simran SMF-200 Deluxe 200 Watts Step Down Voltage Converter for International Travel to AC 220V/240V Countries You will not be able to plug your adapter into the outlets in the Philippines. Hope this helps.
1898734
THANKS SIR The brand is a brand of Korea. Korea is used to 220v. It is possible to use pre-220v volt products from 110v. If your order, such documentation will also be sent in English. And we'll get the enabling faster product than the period specified in the Amazon.
1508586
I didn't bought this on Amazon. I bought it at my local home store. You will need a proper voltage converter for this to work in Korea (if you're buying from Amazon). Feeding a 110v machine with 220v may work but will burn it very fast. Soon after, the machine will start to smoke and stop working.
1953883
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.
139390
My relative lives in Hong Kong and has been using a 600 series (120v) non-stop for 4 years with a heavy duty step down transformer - still running w no problems. She purchased and used the unit for two years in the US prior to moving overseas. That said, there are distributors located throughout Asia who carry the 220v units. However their list prices (in HK at least) were 40-60% more expensive than US sellers.
422765
Jade, I used it in the Philippines & they have 220 V. Used it to power my PS4, for sometimes 8 hrs straight. No problem encountered.
93806
Depends on what part of Asia. Some parts have 220 volts which will fry that adapter. Other areas have slightly less than here and usually enough to drive a hairdryer, but it may not operate that device as powerfully as you want. Check the outlets with a voltmeter or ask the people there, before you plug in anything!
1430236
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!
2223936
Yeh, no one uses DC for "wall voltage." But this PowerGen will take any wall-voltage between 100 volts [AC] and 240 volts [AC], at either 50 or 60 Hz, and that covers everything that's available all around the world. All you'll need is an adapter so you can plug this in when you get to the Philippines. The adapter shall not have any electrical function, it's only needed to adapt the physical shape of the pins. On one side, the adapter will have prongs that plug into a Filipino socket, and on the other side it will have sockets that accept the American plug (such as on the PowerGen). Since it's just a physical adapter and not an electrical adapter, it should be very inexpensive. I'm having trouble finding a good picture on the internet of what Filipino plugs and sockets look like. Hopefully, you know. But, there are "universal" adapters that seem to take every plug in the world and convert it to every socket in the world, so you don't need something specifically just for the Philippines. The adapters have lots of pins, blades, and holes, and are sure to convert anything you need. Again, the PowerGen will take any voltage, it's just a matter of getting the pins physically converted so you can plug it in. Peace in the Philippines. Shoot a spitball at China for me; thanks.
719055
I can use the power adapter in Asia's 240V.Also the headphone uses micro USB port. so even if if the power adapter is spoilt, you can easily find another replacement for it.
1152382
You just need a prong converter, not a power converter. I have used mine in Asia twice. The adaptor uses 110 or 220 as with most.
173924
The unit is for North American use only. To use in Europe or Asia you would need a voltage converter adapter.
890703
There is an Asian version of this for 200-240 volts,but you will probably have to buy locally. Even though I live in Arizona I first came across this on a Korean TV show I was streaming. I also saw it just recently in a Thai cooking show.