Can be use in Thailand ,it can be use with both 110 &amp;220. Thanks
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Hi Jiravud, The NAD VISO 1 adjusts automatically to any voltage. The warranty, however, is only valid in the US.
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Don't think so. But it uses a transformer. Perhaps you could replace the transformer so it will accept 220.
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Yes it is switchable from 110 to 220. You will need to supply a conversion plug to fit you specific electrical outlet.
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1725 watts @ 115volts I'd be looking at cycles or hertz. In North America it's 60hz. Thailand could be 50hz. And most converters would be set for one or the other but not both.
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In Thailand the power sockets used are of type A / B / C. OREI Grounded Universal 2 in 1 Plug Adapter Type D will not work.
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Both, 110 and 220, it depends on power adapter, now it is internationale for both
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If you are American (A/B type) or European (Mostly C type) you don't need an adapter in Thailand for the plug. You may need a converter for the voltage difference though.
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They are 220 volts, 50 cycles there. So, unless you have devices that clearly state 110-240 volt and 50-60 cycle, you will need a converter or you will burn out your charger/device instantly. Receptacles found in Thailand accommodate both flat prongs (like in the U.S. and Japan) and round prongs (like much of Europe and Asia). Actually, most receptacles in Thailand are two prong, missing the third grounding/earthing prong at the bottom. However, the newest office and condominium dwellings usually offer the third prong due to increased awareness of the importance of grounding for both safety and equipment damage reasons. They are 220 volts, 50 cycles there. So, unless you have devices that clearly state 110-240 volt and 50-60 cycle, you will need a converter or you will burn out your charger/device instantly. Receptacles found in Thailand accommodate both flat prongs (like in the U.S. and Japan) and round prongs (like much of Europe and Asia). Actually, most receptacles in Thailand are two prong, missing the third grounding/earthing prong at the bottom. However, the newest office and condominium dwellings usually offer the third prong due to increased awareness of the importance of grounding for both safety... » Read More They are 220 volts, 50 cycles there. So, unless you have devices that clearly state 110-240 volt and 50-60 cycle, you will need a converter or you will burn out your charger/device instantly. Receptacles found in Thailand accommodate both flat prongs (like in the U.S. and Japan) and round prongs (like much of Europe and Asia). Actually, most receptacles in Thailand are two prong, missing the third grounding/earthing prong at the bottom. However, the newest office and condominium dwellings usually offer the third prong due to increased awareness of the importance of grounding for both safety and equipment damage reasons. « Show Less
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Hi, I used it in Bangkok with no issues. I figure Thailand is wired the same throughout the country, so my answer would be yes. . I also used it in Cambodia.
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Yes, it will work in Bangkok. None of your items require a voltage converter.
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It only has a 110 connection, however you can buy an adapter for 110 in almost any country you go to.
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Based on the pictures at this link http://thailandguru.com/electricity-220volts-thailand.html the plug would work but might not be needed as it looks like Thai plugs will accept either the US or Euro style plugs (220V system).
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YEs, you can use this in the Philippines and yes, it will take 120V also. You might need an adaptor though to plug into an outlet.
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You can easily use it worldwide. It works either 110 or 220 without any issue. I'm using it in Rep. of Georgia and it works perfectly more than 8 months.
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It can be used between 100v to 240v as indicated on the adapter. So both 110v and 220v should be fine. Nowadays many appliances can be used at both voltages.
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110v. You can get a plug-in converter if you need to use overseas. Make sure it's amps are compatable
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I'm sure you can unless there is a ban for this particular brand in Thailand or the AC is DC in Thailand but for me it works great