Can this be used on the EU electrical system (220/240)? It says they'll ship it outside of the States, but can we use it?
1750523
Don't buy! The electrical connection broke and my disability hindered me from returning it in the time limit. So I'm out $100.
1012295
all depends on your voltage in Europe. Seems to me if it is 110 to 277 volts there should not be a problem. anything more than that and it probably will not work. best bet would be get ahold of Leviton.
492665
For overseas you will have to most likely rewire it, most overseas outlets are different than ours in the US. Best to call the company after you find out what the electric volts and plug type is needed from the country its going to. If its going to a American base it may be fine, check before you spend money shipping. Best i got. Good luck. Anybody else?
755653
Mine is only for 120 volts so I assume that it will not work in Europe unless you order one that specifically says so.
921629
It should work with a 220 volt system. The back of the device fits over a standard on/off wall light switch and moves it up or down with battery power, not household current. It does not plug in, and there is no electrical connection between the device and your electrical system. I agree with James Carey's comment and disagree with those who say it will not work. The only issue should be the size of your switch, the plastic knob that goes up or down to turn the lights on and off. I am set up on a 120 volt system, so have not personally used it on 240volts. If it does not work for some reason, I have found Amazon to stand behind its products, so would probably be returnable.
2192406
This item is 120Volt 60 cycle only. If you want to use it internationally you will need a step down transformer. If you are in one of the countries that uses 50 cycle not sure how it will work but should be okay. If you are, you may want to ask that question. I have never been to Europe where that may be a problem.
789478
I used mine on 240V and it seemed to work just fine :) This was only for a test though as I bought it to use overseas, so I can't say 100% for long term use.
300089
I see no reason why not as long as you locate the correct 240v power supply. I haven't checked but I am guessing the power supply shipped with it is 110v-120v. The unit itself runs on 12v DC.
2066889
Hi , I do think is ok to use it in Europe , I just check the charger and it dos say that is ok from 100-240w . Europe is using 220w . So I do think is ok.
1834722
Not sure what kind of adaptor you might need? If you live in a European country and their electrical system is other than 110, you would need to get an adaptor. Otherwise, I don't know of any other adaptors needed for this electronic device.
1506512
It is only to be used with 110 to 125 Watt. I do not know what they use in the UK, probably 220 as in Germany.
1224374
If it made for 220V and ship it out that way. The one that I had is for 120V, for the US market 120v only and do not try to use it any other way.
1970169
I use it with my house current, 110. Don't know about abroad or any higher voltage. Hope this helps.
872645
Yes I'm sure you could use it outside the US. Buy a 240v to 120v travel converter on amazon and plug it in. Good luck.
632488
Yes, though I haven't tried it myself at that voltage.I say so because I pulled the power plug out of the socket and looked at the label. "Input: 100 - 240 v, 50/60 Hz." The 50/60 Hz part suggests to me that they were trying to be compatible with European power.Hope this helps.Richard S (minor in EE)
1346560
As far as I can tell it only works on 110 v, regular household plug. I do not think it could be used in Europe unless you had the 110 v. You might want to check with the manufacturer.
2267581
Hi there - it is 120V only which I would assume means that it can not be used in Europe without a converter.