Does it have a 110-220 v switch? an it be used in countries with 220v ?
1756053
It does not have a switch on the back, but printed in the back it says "120-240, 50-60Hz, 40W"
1756054
No switch, but the manual specs it as accepting "AC 100 - 240VAC, 50/60Hz." It also notes you should check that the unit's power cord works "at your line voltage."
1756055
It accepts autovolt input of 110v to 220v AC. It works in 220v country, like in my case SG.
1756056
it does not have a switch. Their specs say: Power Requirements AC 90 ~ 264V, 50/60Hz, 1.2 ~ 0.5A. So it should work with 220v. I am in US using 110v.
1756057
Power Requirements:AC 100 - 240VAC, 50/60Hz.It does have a switch where you can change from 110V to 240V.Check Site Belowhttp://www.wadia.com/ContentsFiles/151PowerDAC_Manual_Print_10-27-10.pdf
1756058
Reading the others response, it seems that they are right. There is no switch but it does workman other countries.I have one for sale if younger interested.sergebarbeau@yahoo.com
1756059
Model that's being sold here in USA says it accept 100-240v so it's universal.
447589
Previous answer is incorrect. There is no switch. It is single voltage, 110v.
2038447
It does work both ways from 110V to 220V and from 220V to 110V. (Not sure if there was a typo in your question as I'm not familiar with 100V. I know in US they use 110V and in the country I am 220V). You just have to put the switch to the right position). Hope it helps.
172994
It absolutely does. I'm using it here in the Philippines at this moment. Most computers/electronics I know of can switch between 110/220V.. I would definitely be careful about kitchen appliances though.
434576
Yes, it has a switch, 110 vs 220. Manufactory default is 110. 50 hz is standard, should not be a problem, but I never had a chance to try though.
1728089
It has a switching power supply 110-240 V. Can swap out plug type with switchable puns.
455072
It accepts the US 120V ... there is no facility for 220V. Works like a charm at 120V.
1602948
It is switchable. When input is 110V, output will be 220V. When input is 220V, output will be 110V. I have used both config.
1286236
No cause it's both 110 and 220 volts. I use it here in Peru here abd it is 220 volts.
960353
The unit I received is dual voltage. It's currently plugged into a 220v socket. No switch or converter needed.
1321186
I use 220v but I don't know if it will work with 110v as I never used the 110v before I hope that helps you
220236
It is an air activated switch It is set up for 120v plugs. Do not know if the switch will carry 220.
1409896
It uses 110V & 60 Hz (which is standard for the USA). No for 220V, etc., however.
1353735
It does not support 220v-240v.But it works so well I'd figure out a way to give it the 120 it wants!
1434260
Short answer: No. Not unless it was built for Europe. It uses transformers in the power supplies and there is no external switch 120 to 220. If you want to use it at 220 and it was built for 120 you need an external 220 to 120 transformer (do not use a switching down converter, it will generate a lot of noise).
1180534
No. The label says 120v 50-60hz. No switch for 220. You'll need to hook to a transformer. It only draws 0.6 amps so an inexpensive travel transformer might work. Great printer
794926
It uses 5V input via a micro USB connection. The power supply is rated at 100-240V. The plug on the power supply can be switched with plugs compatible with other standards, depending on the country you are going to be in.