What is the electrical voltage and cycle requirement? I use 100/50hz in Tokyo. Also can hose adapters be used as we are on the metric system
55771
Really at a loss. But would not recommend since I used it to clean deck and it started smoking. Turned it off before finished and it sits in garage.
1900219
Thanks for your info. Ordered one to use in HK and hope they do not change the provided variable transformer. UPDATE: The charger is 120-240V and the vac cleaner is really good. Should outperform similar products selling in HK.
1360547
Yes, it will work in Bangkok. None of your items require a voltage converter.
2250222
As for the Japanese model, the voltage is 100 volts specifications. The United States is 110-120 volts. Therefore, I recommend that you use the transformer when you use this dryer.
1997845
You need to assure your converter provides 110v 50-60Hz cycle. I am not electrical expert but that is a common requirement for most electrical device in US.
9683
It works fine with mine electrical stuff 100v from Japan but only one problem for the cheaper model...it's getting hot if you plugged in for more than 5hrs.
2278316
I took them to Bangkok 6 months ago. It works fine for 220 vac / 50hz. I still have them with me in USA and work with 110vac / 60 hz
1572562
220 ~ 240V higher than Japan (100V) voltage of Australia is (volts). To use in Australia electrical products of Japan, a transformer is required. (Conversion plug) is required conversion adapter. If necessary, a conversion adapter to be included. Purchased at the address in the United States, to send a message to Australia address. In this case, we will be able to send this Item to Australia.
284758
Not sure about now but in the 50' and60's the cycles was 50cps and in America it is 60cps. you had to have an adapter to convert it to use it in England.
2117654
Like most large companies, Fujitsu sells the same model for the European market. They specify a voltage between 100 and 240 volts for their European version. It's a great unit.
2215304
Yes. The wall unit says: "100~240 vac, 50~60Hz." You will want to take along the adapters necessary for your destination.
731555
The transformer shows 100-240 volts at 50-60 hz, so I would imagine with an adapter you could use this anywhere in the world. Ours works great with two floors. I've taken it out to about 50 feet and it still works perfectly, even through walls and other electronics.
1087976
Hi there,the voltage in Japan is 100 Volt, which is different from North America (120V), Central Europe (230V) and most other regions of the world. Japanese electrical plugs have two, non-polarized pins, as shown above. They fit into North American outlets.So you would need a transformer from 120V to 100 V in order to not damage the player.
1611114
This unit uses North American standard. It will not work on what i assume is the Japanese 100v
133883
In the USA, we operate on 60 hz. Parts of Asia do as well. Most of the world operates on 50, however. For a listing of individual countries, you should find it here: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mains_power_around_the_world. This charger requires 110V @ 60 Hz.
669330
Sorry can't help you there but I'm sure if you contact the people who sell this product they would know the voltage and hz. Since it's battery operated you should be able to use it overseas.
1766775
US version comes with 110V/60Hz external power supply. If you are using in a 50Hz region (hope Japan is 60Hz), have to change the driving pulley to a 50Hz one.