i have an electronic equipment that have a frequency check I live in a 220V/50 Hz if the equipment needs less then 75w do you think it will work ?
1413612
You would need a 12v power converter and a 12v inverter and you'll have the modified sinewave (60hz)
1413613
not sure but this is the only thing I've used overseas that has worked for my clippers and anything else flawlessly...it steps down the volts/feqs not just voltage so it should work just fine.
383906
I would say no. You could contact the manufacturer to see if they have a 220 option.
2252266
It's set up for 110, so if you go through an inverter it should be fine. I personally wouldn't try anything else just for liability.
775625
No, it will only work at 120V 60Hz. I added a picture in the customer images gallery that shows this detail.
2106636
I am sure it will work there but remember that this is a simple adapter, NOT a converter. Whatever you plug in must be able to accept the current and amperage of the supply. If you plug a 110 appliance into a 220 outlet, you will fry it.
1408380
I live in the US and have 110 so I have no problem you would probably need a power converter.
562083
The unit would work, however you will need to buy a PSU for local voltage/frequency which has the same connector to the unit and delivers the same DC voltage/ma's. Shouldn't be hard to find however.
2185161
Yes, this unit will work, without any problems. We bought it because the regualar (subsidised) units are twice as expensive. Hook it up to a seperate 16 Amps curicuit and you are good to go. No 110V to 220V conversion needed. Got it working under 20 minutes.
1649401
I live in a place where it is 220 V. I am using a small 220/110 (500 W) transformer which works fine.
1102101
Hi Teresa, First off, the disclaimer: I am not an electrician. With that aside...yes, it will most definitely work. I am currently using the recommended 220 with 2-50 amp breakers, so you have more than enough power available. Since I wrote my review I have nothing to add other than the unit is still performing flawlessly and satisfactorily. Let me know if you have any other questions. John
2256490
Sorry, but it will only step down the 220 to 120. Will not change the cycle from 50 to 60. HZ
854330
If you have an inverter it will work just fine. I have a 250W inverter and works well.
81401
Out of the box, this unit is wired for 110. If you have an adapter/converter, I would assume it would work.
492664
Check the voltage for the country as others have suggested. If not the same as U.S, you could also purchase a transformer/converter that would transform the voltage what is needed.
642143
I'd say no. It's 120v 60Hz. But you could try contacting the manufacturer or seller.
807333
Hey Funkydeo, in this politically correct illiterate world, it's hard to find answers. It's your lucky day. The unit designed for 220V will work with 50 Hz. It's operational range is 45-65 Hz, optimized for 55Hz. It's simple motor with minimal "electronics". Have a good day.
927635
Cannot say for certain, but volts are volts, and watts are watts. It should work just fine.