What voltage does the power plug support?
57879
Both 110 and 220/240V. If you're travelling, one of those universal power adapters would suffice.
57880
It is shaped American but it supports either 110 or 220. You only need to get a converter to change the shape, not the voltage.
615242
yes it supports 220V i was afraid like you and contacted the seller and they said it doesn't and i need to use a power brick that supports 220v but when it arrived and i un-boxed it the power brick was written on it 110-220v / 50-60Hzand i am using it right now
1618282
The small details on the back simply show AP-10-12V. Not sure what that means but I'd be on the safe side and use a power adapter. Don't wanna burn out this baby
1555985
Honestly the best I could find that's close to your question is on the outlet that says "Output 100-240 V, Input 100 V", hope this helps.
103375
From the spec sheet... USB Output: DC 5.2V 2Amp USB Input: AC 125V 50/60Hz 350mA
1344066
On mine, the back of the plug reads: "Input 120V ~ 60HZ 14W" and it also says "Output 12.0V ~ 300mA." Lastly, the plug reads, "Class 2 Power Unit." I wish Amazon would let me post photos.
920254
As with most PCs there's a slider switch on the back near the plug input that allows you to select the voltage. I haven't tested this since my voltage is 120 (the default setting), but I did verify that the switch is there. The product specs should also verify it.
629214
Dont quote me on this....because I'm not an electrical engineer. But looking at the plug, it states Input:100-240V. So it could potentially handle the current and output the correct voltage. However the plug itself is a standard 2 prong 110 voltage.
1500931
Just 120V. You can see it in the picture (barely).The polarity of the DC plug is also backwards from most AC to DC power supplies. The center is negative while the outer is positive. The plug on mine broke, couldn't use anything else around the house because of the backwards polarity on the plug.
1987705
I think it does support 240V, because the power plug says on the back input 100-240V.
2092731
Mine is 120v. This product was obsolete when they first released it and it cannot be upgraded. I use mine as an iPod music server. It's really not worth much.
445266
Strictly 120V, I believe (the standard United States wall receptacle output voltage). In looking at the power supply--which is notably external style (i.e. "the brick")--I do not see a switch to toggle between 120 and 240 (as in the case of power supplies built-in). Basically, it appears as though this desktop is very much like a laptop--albeit with a larger case! The step down transformer allows it to operate at 19.5V input.
1625518
The product supports multi-voltage, both 110v and 220v. If you are using in a 220v environment, you just need an adapter that will fit the electrical outlet.
397823
The belkin power brick says on its sideInput 100-440V - 50/60Hz max. 1AOutput 12V. 2.2AHope this helps
341409
I have asus eee netbook 1005peb and my power plug says it handles up to 240v. I have used it in Vietnam with no converter (and the outlet, though it looked goofy, did accept my US plug) and it was fine.
1251472
The plug is the standard U.S. 2-prong version. The input spec says "AC 100-240V~50/60Hz 0.15A". I hope this helps.
629210
the charger said that voltage range of input is 100 -240V, so yes it should support your voltage input.