Does this sub support 230V, 50Hz ?
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I designed a lot of video equipment over 40 years and universal power supplies have been the norm for some time now. I am running 120v with no need for 250v but the rear lable specs 120v at 3A or 250v at 1.5A.
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It instantly blew the fuse away when connected to 230V. The label at the back that says 250V is for Fuse rating only. Don't get fooled by that. I bought this based on one of the answers above. The user seem to have got it working in Brazil but it could be a lower voltage environment. I am still checking for options to make it work other than using a step down transformer.
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The cord on this sub is 125V~ and it supports 60-120Hz. Just went downstairs to check for you. Just did my good deed of the day. Hope this helped!
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Yes it works with 220v 50hz. See spec sheet http://www.polycom.com/content/dam/polycom/common/documents/data-sheets/soundstation2-ds-enus.pdf
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I live in South Carolina, USA, and my model is 110 volt only for both soundbar and subwoofer. Check with Polk Audio for a 220 volt version or you may be able to use a voltage converter. Gary
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The label on mine says 120VAC 60Hz only. Maybe another model is set up for 240VAC 50Hz.
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Spec sheet in ad says "yes". I don't use a sub. I'd double check and look at the manual online.
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I think you probably would need an adapter. The unit uses a small transformer but I didn't notice a 110/220 switch on it. Also, the 60 vs. 50 hz would likely be a problem for audio equipment.
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Yes, the one I use works on 230 V AC 50 Hz. However check for the power ratings marked on product as well before you plug in.
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Hi, I don't know for 60 Hz, but it's working for 50 Hz in an european country with a small adapter to support the 230 V :-)Otherwise this product is working flawlessly, I'm very happy with it !
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The only stated voltage in the documentation is for the European version Rated Voltage: 230 V ~ Rated Frequency: 50 Hz Rated input: 75 W
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Double check your sub as it may be analog. I had to get a digital adapter for mine.
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I own one of these. The answer is no. Back of the unit specifically says "60Hz 104 to 127V-". It will NOT take input voltage up to 240VAC.
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this may answer your question. regardless, this is a great sub from a great company, super happy with mine. plan on keeping it foreverhttp://www.svsound.com/images/svs/doclibrary/qsg_all_nsd_models_rev1.pdfit says 100-120v~ 50/60Hz 5A - Fuse T4AL 250V
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I just looked at the instruction pamphlet. USA 120V 60Hz input / EU,AU,IN,BR,CN 230V 50Hz input. Hope that helps
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Hi there T A, according to their own specs, the Sub is compatible with 220v just using an adapter, no need for a converter
1266667
There is a switch on the back of the power supply for either 115 or 230. The power supply lists 110-120V and 220-240V
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No! 50cps is okay, but you will need a step-down transformer (voltage adapter) to go from 230Volts to 120Volts. I'm surprised that you cannot find a comparable waffle maker that accommodates 230V.
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Yes, there is a selector switch on the back of the power supply for 115V or 230V.