im in israel using 220ac in .what the supply voltage?
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I am not an electrician nor do I know much about international electrical standards and their variances in usage. We used the directions and a "do it yourself" book. We took the unit out, and installed the exact same unit, replacing the wires and wire-nuts exactly the same way. The normal US standard is 120 and I plugged this into the wall into a "normal" outlet (but GFI), like a lamp. It was not directly wired into the wall. You might see if there is more information or contact InSinkErator with more specific questions at their website: http://www.insinkerator.com/en-us/Service-Support/Pages/Contact-InSinkErator.aspx Best regards, - J. Kellan I am not an electrician nor do I know much about international electrical standards and their variances in usage. We used the directions and a "do it yourself" book. We took the unit out, and installed the exact same unit, replacing the wires and wire-nuts exactly the same way. The normal US standard is 120 and I plugged this into the wall into a "normal" outlet (but GFI), like a lamp. It was not directly wired into the wall. You might see if there is more information or contact InSinkErator with more specific questions at their website:... » Read More I am not an electrician nor do I know much about international electrical standards and their variances in usage. We used the directions and a "do it yourself" book. We took the unit out, and installed the exact same unit, replacing the wires and wire-nuts exactly the same way. The normal US standard is 120 and I plugged this into the wall into a "normal" outlet (but GFI), like a lamp. It was not directly wired into the wall. You might see if there is more information or contact InSinkErator with more specific questions at their website: http://www.insinkerator.com/en-us/Service-Support/Pages/Contact-InSinkErator.aspx Best regards, - J. Kellan « Show Less
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This motor is for 120 V 60 Hz. You need a different model for your 220 V 50 Hz power
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My ASUS EeePC Netbook power adapter lists an input voltage from 100 - 240V. I also found a dedicated auto adapter for it on ebay, I think it was around $30.
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Hi. The power supply is 100-240V and is 60/50Hz compatible. I bought this system from Amazon, and am using it in South Africa. You shouldn't have any problems in Egypt. Hope this helps...
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My power supply indicates 110v-240v, and included several adapters. You're probably good.
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The voltage in Kuwait was 240 and it worked great!!! I'm sure you will have no issues with it at all!!!
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My power supply cord says input = 120 V , AC 60 Hz, output = 6 V, DC 500 mA
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I'm pretty sure yes. I think the AC adapter accepts 110-240. I'll double check when I get home and let you know it sure
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As With the previous reply, the power supply lists 110-240V@5060 Hz so this should work perfectly. If any difficulties arise you could also purchase a a power adapter which should work for all of your AC devices. With regards to the charge plates coming detached I found that gives me the ability to charge different style batteries with the addition of diffrent charge plates.
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Without obligation on my part, AC input 100-240V~, 0.2A (Max) according to Netgear supplementary information.
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You will still need a plug adapter for Israel so you can plug the VCT power strip into the wall outlet. The male connection that would plug into the wall is a normal US three prong grounded plug, so you will need a type C plug for non grounded and a type H for grounded. This does not convert voltage so if your devices do not support 220 volt, which most do these days, you will need a voltage converter. Here is a great site for all types of outlets worldwide. http://www.worldstandards.eu/electricity/plug-voltage-by-country/
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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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Its 110-127v AC. Just look at the sticker on back of the device that is being replaced to see what you need.
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Not sure of your question, but the PSU is expecting ~110V AC (so an american wall socket)
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ADP-65GD B Input AC100-240V - 50-60 Hz 1.5A Output +19V 3.42A I use it for my ASUS K52F
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Mine also says 110 V on the side. If it truly is rated for 220 V then all you would really need is a 110-220 V converter. That is how I powered up my laptop when I went to Israel last year. However, I would suggest going through the manual and see if it says anything.Are you using it in the U.S.? If so, you should have access to a 110V outlet...
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Hi, I live in Australia where the voltage is 220/240. The amp is fine, you will not have any problem.
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I am using 120 Volts, However the adaptor rated input is 100 - 240 volts.So once you have the plug to fit for the 220 Volts supply you can use it.Note - check your Adaptor Input -It is listed on the adaptor label