I am from Singapore and the residential Voltage is 230V. Would I be able to use this projector here? thanks!
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This projector is built for 110v power. However, you may be able to purchase an adapter separately which would step your voltage down to be used for 110v devices.
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I would assume you would need a 220 version of the screen if available or convert power to 110.
787008
Yes it is auto changing dual voltage. The information plate on the projector states that it is 110-220vac. I'm currently in a country that is 220vac and it works with no issues. just plug and play. You will have to use an adapter to fit the style of plug in your area such as UK style receptacle or purchase a computer cord to replace the one from the factory.
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I am afraid I cannot answer the question. I have two of these units, one in the US, which I bought in the US (110V) and one which I bought in Singapore and use in a second home in Malaysia (230V). I have been trying to establish whetehr these are single voltage or multi voltage and have not been able to learn the answer. Sorry
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Yes but you need a USB to DC wire for that and make sure the DC connector fit the projector's socket or modify the cable for that. I have an extra DC cable from other old device and hence just solder it with a USB cable. It's working fine with my powerbank USB battery that support 5V 2A.
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The projector works perfectly fine both in US (110v) and in India(220v) without the need for any converter. Here is what the spec sheet says: AC input 100-240V, 50-60Hz, auto-switching
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As long as you have the right pin adapter, voltage shouldn't be an issue. Remember that these come with the flat pin american model. If you have an adapter then it will work in asian countries without any change needed for voltage. But i would just buy a model that has appropriate pin for your needs.
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Yes, just purchase a US to European plug adapter. I think they are around 5USD. Then plug your Universal Projector power-cord into that and plug that into the wall. Voila, power from a European Outlet.
2043605
Don't know about voltage. Contact Epson. No warranty issues. Watch a lot of 3D. Perfect!
1499742
This blender does not support this voltage. If you would like I can provide blenders that support 230v? I just want to clarify that you would need to pay for the shipping to Spain.
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Hi Ana... I have been using this machine for a few months now in India and it works well on the voltage that you mentioned.
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Hey, I found in RadioShack, just make sure to take the projector to check the watts, etc. Hope it helps.! :D
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That seems to be what travel converters are designed for, so you should be fine. And you may not even need it, as the power brick mine came with seems to be rated for 100~240v input. Australia mains electricity is 240v, so even a simple plug adapter might work.If you want to be extra safe, use Amazon to contact QNIX. They were very helpful when I couldn't get my monitor working (I was using a DVI-I single link cable instead of the dual link cable that the monitor came with and requires to work). IIRC, they responded within 24 hours.
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Dear Ludmilla,Speakers are not reliant on voltage. They will work fine in the Phillippines!Eric C
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110v but yesterday my projector dont work more. I had 6 months this projector.
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Whats wrong with the voltage where you live.i have no problem using my own in my house.so why won't you ship to singapore
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No. It is 120v. Try lutron at asiasales@lutron.com. This is their Singapore office.