what is the supply voltage ? can it work under 220 V 50 Hz
1763214
Contact Softech in Detroit. The unit is made in Korea, so they may have a different model for 220v at the factory. Or visit Google to see if you can find a model number for a 220 v. model.
244100
In the AC adapter of the unit I purchased, the input is mentioned as 100-240 V 50-60 Hz. I've not tried 220 or 240 V connection to the unit to confirm it would work.
1339636
The one I have is a 100 - 240V 50/60Hz switching supply. So far I have only used through 110V step down transformer as have not changed the US plug yet so I can plug in to 240V direct. cheers.
1010564
it has a IEC cable on it. just looked and on the back panel it says 115-230V 50/60hz. so if you have a IEC with the correct plug for your country you should be all good. mine shipped with a US IEC plug. a plug adapter alone should work.
467972
According to the manual on it, it can use input voltages from 100 to 240 volts, however it says only 60 Hz. It would probably work on 220V 50 Hz, as 50 Hz will be easier for it's power supply to filter. It does not come with a 220 volt plug adapter and you would have purchase one, which is not much cost. I am a retired electronic field engineer by trade and am reasonably sure it would work on 220V, 50Hz, however Skil does NOT warranty their battery chargers, so therefore to be sure about your question I would contact them either via their website (https://www.skiltools.com) Parts & Service or call them at 1-877-754-5999. Their answer maybe purchase at your own risk.? According to the manual on it, it can use input voltages from 100 to 240 volts, however it says only 60 Hz. It would probably work on 220V 50 Hz, as 50 Hz will be easier for it's power supply to filter. It does not come with a 220 volt plug adapter and you would have purchase one, which is not much cost. I am a retired electronic field engineer by trade and am reasonably sure it would work on 220V, 50Hz, however Skil does NOT warranty their battery chargers, so therefore to be sure about your question I would contact them either via their website (https://www.skiltools.com) Parts & Service... » Read More According to the manual on it, it can use input voltages from 100 to 240 volts, however it says only 60 Hz. It would probably work on 220V 50 Hz, as 50 Hz will be easier for it's power supply to filter. It does not come with a 220 volt plug adapter and you would have purchase one, which is not much cost. I am a retired electronic field engineer by trade and am reasonably sure it would work on 220V, 50Hz, however Skil does NOT warranty their battery chargers, so therefore to be sure about your question I would contact them either via their website (https://www.skiltools.com) Parts & Service or call them at 1-877-754-5999. Their answer maybe purchase at your own risk.? « Show Less
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"Power Supply (Voltage/Hz) 100~240V / 50-60Hz" - This is directly from the spec sheet. Hope this helps.
1004455
The unit is labeled 110/220 +/- 15% so I would think it will work with 50Hz input. Many 50Hz AC power sources are 220~240 and 240 is within the 15% but with little margin.
2229559
The power supply is good up to 240V. But it requires an adapter, probably, to plug into 220 V socket. It is made for US 110/120 volt socket. It has two prongs with NO ground prong. The specs are input = 100 to 2240 Volt 50-80 HZ. 150 mA output = 8 v dc 200mA
811643
According to the charger it works on 120 VAC 60 Hz. 50 Hz should not be a problem, but a step down transformer is needed. Some hotels have transformers and/or power converters that can be used. An adapter plug may also be needed. When I went to Europe, I purchased and adapter set that included a step down transformer.
421450
If you mean what voltage is the power supply which it uses, the answer is 110 -120 Volts AC.
1232825
The markings indicate that it will accept 120-240 volts at 50 or 60 hz, and it has an IEC style connector. I have not tested it with anything other than 120v/60hz.
503240
The manual says, under 'specifications': Power supply AC100-240V, 3.4 A, 50-60 Hz (Automatic)
991255
According to the instruction, the unit is rated at 125V, 60Hz. So, 230V, 50Hz would most likely damage the unit.
300374
Input: 100-240V ~ 1.6A 50-60Hz. You might need a different plug. I got us plug only.
1154900
It states on it: Input: 110V-240V 50-60Hz 0.35A output 5.0V 2.0A So I would assume that you could use it for 220V.
945323
This unit only operates on 110-120V 60Hz power. It is not compatible with 220-240V 50Hz power. The manufacturer makes a model that is voltage specific 220-240V, but you will have to contact them directly for that.
1135706
The 50/60 hz wouldn't matter as it is just a heating element without a timer. However I don't think it would take 220v.