can i use this blanket on uk power supply,want to know before i buy.thank's.
1358591
Sorry, I have no idea as I'm in the US. I will say that I don't like mine at all because of the control. Stiff and hard to move. Takes 2 hands to change a setting.
1358592
I do not know if this blanket is adaptable to UK electricity. You might go to the Sunbeam website and snoop around.
1358593
The blanket says it runs on 110-120 Vac 180w. The electrical plug is a 2-prong "USA type A". You will need a plug adapter. Where you buy it, you can ask them if the above electrical system is compatible with your electric service. You can also find more information on that on line under a number of different searches such as: "electrical services" or "International electrical compatibility", etc. You might also try e-mailing the manufacturer "Sunbeam" and ask them. I hope this helps.
1358594
Sorry, can't anywhere in the manual about UK supply. It takes a 110 volts to work
1358595
My apologies. I don't know if you can use it on UK power, but the plug is a general US plug.
924724
Hi,NO it will not work in UK as is because it is on 110 v , if you have an adapter then it will.
249996
This is a really great card. however, your concern is correct. I wouldn't try running it on a power supply that is less then 700w just to be safe. I currently run a 1100w Therm, and have had no problems.
2053169
If your country specific adapter plug will not accept the thee-prong plug from the power strip you will need to buy a 3-prong to 2-prong adapter in order to plug the strip into your Uk adapter plug.
668928
sure, you can. But you will have to purchase an adapter. I purchased this in US, and the plug point was a 110/120, but I believe in the UK, you have 220/240. Very rudimentary, just search on Amazon for 110 to 220 voltage converter.
1324377
Not likely. This surge protector needs a German "Schuko" Type F outlet (has 2 round pins). The UK outlets are mostly Type G which is 3 big rectangular pins.
2046087
No not without converter. Resistive load of blanket is ok with 50 or 60 Hertz. You just need to drop voltage to 120 volts.
1361847
Yes. I bought mine specifically so I could take it from the U.S. to the UK which uses the higher voltage. It worked great!
1174747
Yes, this one has a 3-pronged plug that goes into a US 3-prong, but if you have a UK adapter you should be able to use it.
942767
This power supply unit is for the servers listed in the description and is not meant to be compatible with anything other then what is listed.If your system is not listed then it won't work plain and simple.
1544843
The AC Adapter reads 100-240v, so it should work fine if you have a simple plug adapter to convert the US 2-prong. Have not used in the UK so YMMV.
2092305
Not a good power supply. My rig was using only 300watts and the supply would crash. Try to find a good gold certified one, you wont regret the extra safety
968727
Read the label on the back. If it says 125V rating, then, no. They contain wires that are thin and might heat up; are not to be connected on 240V. The wires inside have heat rating. The 125V one might still function in the UK as long as you don't draw much current with many appliances at the same time. If you want to take a chance, make sure you unplug it when no one is home or when you leave it unattended. You never know what time it might start smoking and melting. It is about taking chances. Better buy a power strip from there and support their economy too. After all, you are a tourist. Don't play with electricity there. It can easily kill. It did many times with household appliances. Read the label on the back. If it says 125V rating, then, no. They contain wires that are thin and might heat up; are not to be connected on 240V. The wires inside have heat rating. The 125V one might still function in the UK as long as you don't draw much current with many appliances at the same time. If you want to take a chance, make sure you unplug it when no one is home or when you leave it unattended. You never know what time it might start smoking and melting. It is about taking chances. Better buy a power strip from there and support their economy too. After all, you are a tourist.... » Read More Read the label on the back. If it says 125V rating, then, no. They contain wires that are thin and might heat up; are not to be connected on 240V. The wires inside have heat rating. The 125V one might still function in the UK as long as you don't draw much current with many appliances at the same time. If you want to take a chance, make sure you unplug it when no one is home or when you leave it unattended. You never know what time it might start smoking and melting. It is about taking chances. Better buy a power strip from there and support their economy too. After all, you are a tourist. Don't play with electricity there. It can easily kill. It did many times with household appliances. « Show Less
749113
I don't know. Although, this is a big case- so I assume it can handle most power supplies but get an answer from EVGA or Antec. I don't recommend this case . It's not that quiet.
930823
You might email the seller but it sounds like it was your fault. Your best bet is to buy a power supply that works in your country.
623921
The other answer was incorrect. The power supply says specifically that it will accept 100-240v. What you will need is a coverter plug for your specific country. The power supply plug converts the power to DC12V. It's like your laptop charger. You can plug it in anywhere. And yes, I have family in London and we plugged it in on their 240Volt system.
410190
I have a gaming Asus laptop an this was the only cord that could pull enough power to run mine. That being said my original power supply uses 180w so I had to turn some of the settings down. I would look at what your requirements are on your original supply and try to get as close to that as you can. This was the highest I was able to find anywhere when I looked though.