Would it take 220 volts? Could someone check on the back for me?
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The Kid'Sleep sold on Amazon is sold with US type of plug of 110-120V. You will therefore not be able to use it with 220V (Europe), except if you use a specific travel adaptor
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Oh so sorry , just saw this, the back on the unit says 120 volts, it has 2 prongs and plugs into any of my outlets. Standard for the U.S.
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Mine took 110 volts. I don't remember if it also worked on 220 volts. Anyway the ac adapter didn't last long and I had to replace it with one I bought on Amazon.
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Hello we can supply you with a 220-240 volt version, but the shopping is not free. You can send me a message on your complete address to john at muzeekworld dot com, so i can get you a full freight cost.
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The one thatI have is 120 volt only. IF you want 220 you will need an adapter.
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I have the main unit plugged into one of my kitchen outlets which is 110 volts. I wouldn't think it could handle 220. But to be on the super safe side and prevent a fire hazard, my sincere advice is to search the company online and ask their customer service department.
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The answer should be on the label on the back....it will say 110/220 if it handles both.
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It is not battery powered, it takes an AC to DC power brick. The one that comes with it is for 120 but I am sure you could easily find one for 220
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It would have to be specifically configured for 220 as the cord is retractable. The one I purchased we 110 only
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Hello, Yes 110-120 volt, you can buy the needed power supply in your country, should be no problem, Thanks from 8thstreet Music....
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I'm not sure. You'd have to check the specs by the manufactrer, or use a 120v transformer
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I used it with 120 volts this week, with no problems. Unsure about 220, but thought this may help.
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I would not recommend it --- the 220 load would be too high. From what I can see, this is for 120 volt.
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It's the usual plug-it-into-the-wall 110 volts. 220 would be something to see though, wouldn't it?
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Since it runs on household current that is 110 (I think), it would need an adapter for 220. Ypu should contact the manufacturer to make sure
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Thanks for your interest in this item. I apologize, it is impossible to get in 220 volt.
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It has a DC inverter, which you could probably replace with a 220v adapter. I don't have the DC specs handy though.