do you use a 110 plug or 240? The owners manual says both.
362478
Just the 110. I have mine in a carpeted room on a exercise pad and it vibrates really bad had to read the monitor sometimes. I think if it was on a solid floor it would be better.
362479
They Hypervibe uses a standard 110 plug. Please let me know if there is anything else I can answer for you.
1241093
mine are 110 and I don't see a way to change this via switch. mine is 2 years old.
1828232
110 plugs right into your standard outlet. I run it off the same 20AMP circuit I run my little 110 wire feed welder off of and works fine.
1098611
It works with both 110 and 240, you just need to put an adapter on the plug.
1483645
220-240 is a range of voltages this unit should convert to 110V.........230V SHOULD be fine...........please regard the caps on "should".
1180226
can I assume you want to know if its 120 or 240 switchable? The units comes with its own AC to DC converter on the plug. The transformer says 100-240 volts AC at 50-60Hz input, and the unit takes 42volts DC output it's converted too. So Yes it can use 100-240 volts AC however your receptacle must be able to fit the units plug for 240VAC mine uses 120 and it fits perfectly. if your receptacle is the same as a 120VAC receptacle, even it its wired for 240VAC, then your good. Understand the power cord has its own voltage converter built into it. BTW the picture quality is Super Fantastic. much better than I had assumed it could do.
338201
The manual doesn't say but it has a regular 2-prong plug so I think it is 110
1121998
I think is 110 like u.s because my mom using at regular restaurant in California and most CA electronics are using 110. Also we are using this very well.
2243211
If I had to make a guess, I'd say only 110 unless you used a converter. Basically, I don't know.
1508446
Hi I bought one a few months ago and it just plugs into a regular recepitcle, which I believe is 110. ~Joyce
1555983
Hi, According to the plug, it indicates the input is "110-240V". Hope this helps.
876171
From 240V to 110V, you loose 1/4 of your power. Running at 110 would produce 1375W and draw 12.5A.
822652
It's a 110v. 240v would be like a stove or dryer plug. This is totally different kind of plug
1091219
It plugs into a standard US duplex electrical receptacle sorry I don't know if that is 220v or 240v.
1864571
I have used mine with only the 240 volt outlet. I have it hooked to my whole mobile home. I have an electric furnace and water heater that I turn off and it supplys all my lights, computer, tv, and I can also use a couple of burners on my electric stove. But as far as max wattage, I would assume they are right on with their claimed wattage. Makes no difference if you use from both 120 volt outlets or just the 240 volt one. I chose the 240 because I figured that it would balance the load better that way. both the 120 volt outlets are different sides of the 240 and I don't know how it would act if you tried to pull 15 amps from one side and burn a 1 amp light on the other. I have used mine with only the 240 volt outlet. I have it hooked to my whole mobile home. I have an electric furnace and water heater that I turn off and it supplys all my lights, computer, tv, and I can also use a couple of burners on my electric stove. But as far as max wattage, I would assume they are right on with their claimed wattage. Makes no difference if you use from both 120 volt outlets or just the 240 volt one. I chose the 240 because I figured that it would balance the load better that way. both the 120 volt outlets are different sides of the 240 and I don't know how it would... » Read More I have used mine with only the 240 volt outlet. I have it hooked to my whole mobile home. I have an electric furnace and water heater that I turn off and it supplys all my lights, computer, tv, and I can also use a couple of burners on my electric stove. But as far as max wattage, I would assume they are right on with their claimed wattage. Makes no difference if you use from both 120 volt outlets or just the 240 volt one. I chose the 240 because I figured that it would balance the load better that way. both the 120 volt outlets are different sides of the 240 and I don't know how it would act if you tried to pull 15 amps from one side and burn a 1 amp light on the other. « Show Less
1807816
The Lables on my unit shows 110 and 240 at 50/60 Hz. However, never travelled with it to confirm
1453683
On the back of the amplifier it says 110-120 volts AC, so I would assume you can't use 240 or 220, however it does allow 50 and 60 hz frequency.