is the power supply for this model 110V/220V switchable or just 110V ?
1788597
Yes it is switchable, look near the power input near the top, just above that there is a small red area. That is where you can change the voltage. CHEERS!
421450
If you mean what voltage is the power supply which it uses, the answer is 110 -120 Volts AC.
1487601
Yes. this is part of description. "switching power supply that converts your home's standard AC 110~220-volt power source to DC power"
793609
The one sold in the United States (at least the one I have) is 110V, and appears to have a dedicated transformer that is not user switchable. I suppose it is possible that the switch is buried somewhere that I did not see, but it appears to be an all 110V product.
1608714
It's a US-style 110v power supply that converts to an odd DC voltage/plug, I used a 220 to 110 transformer.
960353
The unit I received is dual voltage. It's currently plugged into a 220v socket. No switch or converter needed.
644601
It is not dual voltage, the power supply varies by part number with # Option code identifier. The choices are: Input voltage: 110 to 127 VAC (+/- 10%), 60 Hz (+/- 2 Hz); Input Voltage: 220 to 240 VAC (+/- 10%), 50/60 Hz (+/- 2 Hz). I believe the one here is 110 to 127 VAC.
1808114
The one I bought in June 2013 was, in fact, a 110W power supply (model A1188). The seller was "Value Twist" and it was new. It's been up and running continuously ever since.
430722
Can you confirm the 110 v and 220 v changeable switch on the back of power supply connection unit. Cause I some time to take to Nepal where there is only 220v.
746849
It is wired for 110v. There is no packaged 220v provision, i.e. a converter flip switch. You would have to use a seperate converter to step down 220 to the 110 that this unit uses. Hope that helps, if I understand your question...
404048
Yes it is switchable from 110 to 220. You will need to supply a conversion plug to fit you specific electrical outlet.
1750226
BI switching power supply; model #b107-065-1000AdU; Input: AC - 100-240V - 50-60Hz 0.5A; Output: DC 6.5V - 1A. Alternative = 4 AA batteries.
1965830
the switch that is advertised is 110V only. It has a standard US type 3 prong plug
1052780
Mine, does not have a switching powers supply it input is only 110-127v, so I 12volt power supply that can handle 220 would be needed.
2004679
No surprise here: nowadays all quality electronics come with universal "switch" power supply: Model: Adapter 6000 (certified by Intertek 3193487) US AC power plug Input: AC 100-240V, 50/60Hz, 250ma Output: 5.9V, 1.5A, 8.85W
2004680
No surprise here: nowadays all quality electronics come with universal "switch" power supply:Model: Adapter 6000 (certified by Intertek 3193487)US AC power plugInput: AC 100-240V, 50/60Hz, 250maOutput: 5.9V, 1.5A, 8.85W
743706
In all publicatie I found that switchen between 110 - 220 volt is possible. I did not try it myself however.