Does it work with europen voltage standard (220-240v)?
1387758
Why don't you ask Yamaha? Yamaha is a multinational company selling products worldwide. I'm sure they would or should know.
1387759
You would need a step - down from 220-240 to 110 which is what is standard in North America. I have used laptops, charged cellphones ets in my travels and they work well - however considering it is a more involved piece of electronics you probably ought to contact Yamaha directly - if you go the route of the step down xfmr then make sure you get a good one - and you will also need a good 'plug in' since every country has their own variation of the 3-pin sizes and shapes
1387760
I don't know if this receiver comes in 220v Check Manufactor. Myself I did not care for this unit. Maybe I just got a bad one. Good luck. Cambridge Audio is UK made their equipment is tops.
1570071
first of all make sure you're connecting to 220/240 V , not 110 V. second part of the question: you need to ask this to an electrician, I bought it as a gift for use in Europe, and it works fine there
37914
Yes! It can handle both USA and Europe's two different voltage requirements (Europe's is 240v). It handles 'both.'
1601884
I cannot answer the question about if it works with European Voltage, but even if it does, I dont suggest you buy this. The one I purchased skipped even the first day I bought it. You cant listen to any song without it skipping. Piece of junk!
936094
Yes, it is compatible with 220V. It's operating voltage range: 100 - 240V ~50/60 Hz (mentioned in its manual)
879976
Maybe it can work for 240 in Europe with a converter? Not sure, haven't tried that. Only using it in America for now :)
1724646
It says it works on 100-240 volts. However, it only has a two prong typical 110 VAC electrical connection so I'm not sure how it would work on 240. There is no switch for 110/220 so it would have to automatically switch voltages internally.
2101443
It does work, I plugged it in a regular power source and works fine. Mine says on the bottom 100~240 V.
1912270
Disregard the previous answer that says it doesn't. It works beautifully with 220v. In fact, the one I bought from amazon is currently being used by my parents daily in a 220v country.
1526196
Yes, it works ranging from AC100v to 240v. But you need use the original power supply it comes with.
1912572
It worked in my euro (220-240 volt) charger. I have gone through about 100 charge cycles and no issues so far.
1353735
It does not support 220v-240v.But it works so well I'd figure out a way to give it the 120 it wants!
1433912
it would definitely work in mainland europe with its 220-240V 50-60Hz specification. afaik in uk you have a different type of a plug. so you will need an adaptor atleast.
1172921
I bought mine on Amazon.com and the adapter says "input 100-240V" so I assume that all I need to do when I take it to Europe this week is put a plug adapter on and it will work.
1346560
As far as I can tell it only works on 110 v, regular household plug. I do not think it could be used in Europe unless you had the 110 v. You might want to check with the manufacturer.
1008815
Well, I haven't used it in Europe (or anywhere outside the US) yet. However, the first line in the description of the product reads "Input Volt Range: 100-240V (Worldwide Compliant)" so my guess is that you can, with the proper adapter.
596134
YES, it will work with the 100 to 120 volts and with 220 to 240 volts, all at either 50 or 60 Hertz. There is a switch on the back, the red switch, that allows the user to select the proper voltage for the application.