what if i use for 120v Ac supply?
364077
it will burn up,you could use a 12v. transformer to reduce the voltage to make it work.
364078
Some electronic devices are able to use universal power. This timer does not. It will run on 12VDC or 12VAC. 120VAC will burn it out. The switching contacts are rated for 120VAC, but not the power supplied to the unit.
364079
Use a battery/combination of batteries or a cheap 120vac to 12vdc power supply.
1889983
120v, you should know that this unit is for very light work, very light work (hint, hint)
367649
I very much dout it. I used it for a 12 volt system on a motorcycle. I advise you not to use it for 120 volt application.
1783685
You would have to get an inverter to have that work properly. It comes with an un-grounded, 2 prong plug that is meant for 120
638057
As far as I know, as long as you have a converter that allows for 120 volts as we have here in America, you should be fine.
1415642
This is 120 V, but if you have the transformer to adapt , I don't see why not... Hope that helped.
1663672
No, i would stay with 120 VAC...however there are transformers available which would allow you to use it with 220 voltage if you live in another country...just check the internet before you buy
1289729
No problem as long as the power supply is rated same as the surge protector. 120v in and 120 volt out.
394053
You would need a power adapter, as it does not have the 120 volt/220 volt capability built in.
1504143
It is fine to use for 600mA. Power supplies can be used for anything that draws less than their Ampere rating. It is the volts you have to match.
461155
I looked at my charger and it only list 120v on the bottom. I would say no you can not.
408084
no, you would have to get a step down transformer, that plugs into 220volt & puts out 120volts. Jerry
764194
The model that I have is for 120 volt use only. I guess maybe use a converter or something. Hope this helps.... Pat.
1176887
you will need to buy a simple 120V converter, available at any electronic store
2075122
Normally there is a select switch on units with different voltages. I have 120v supply to my home, and see no select switch on the unit.
212350
I'm not an electrician... Lol! And where I live we don't use 220 volts plugs, that's too much! But I'm pretty sure you can use the 120 volt plug, don't matter where you at, it should work perfectly fine for your a/c ad... Anyways, goodluck with your travel and enjoy your Canz!
346707
The units I purchased were designed for use on 120V however, most likely a simple adaptor to convert it to a 220V receptacle would enable it's use on your system. I would recommend checking with the manufacturer for a model that is able to be used without a adaptor.Note: The ones I purchased are performing greatly. As a former IT professional, I highly recommend these for anyone seeking a simple and fast expansion method. Good luck.