Does the adaptor plug or manual indicate that the shaver works with up to 240 volts and 50 Hz so I can use it here in sunny beautiful Australia?
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Yes it does Steve. I have been using this razor without any problem in Australia. Cheers mate.
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Thanks for asking. Yes!! You can use this in sunny beautiful Australia. this ca use for 100-240V, 50Hz.
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yes, the charger is an universal 100-240V 50-60Hz one. the only catch is that it's 2 flat pin used in japan, you might need an adapter
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It specifies the voltage range of 100-240 V with an input frequency of 50-60 Hz. So looking online it says Australia uses 230 V at 50 Hz so should be good to go with this power adapter. You wont need a converter of any kind.
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According to the manual, it works on 100 - 240 VAC 50/60 HZ.I don't know if it matters, but it has a standard US Plug on the back.
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I have mine connected to 240V 50Hz in Australia for over a year. Have not had any issues.
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The book that came with my shaver says"Automatic worldwide voltage 100v to 240 v ac". I'm no expert, but that's exactly what the manual says.
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The shaver uses the standard American 120v 60hz two-prong type A plug. America and Japan use the same electric standard, so you don't have to worry about incompatibility concerning that. Furthermore, this shaver has a automatic universal voltage regulator, so you can use it with any countries electric standard and not have to worry about shorting or overcharging. When traveling abroad with this shaver you only need to worry about packing an adapter so your plug will fit into different socket types.
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Yes, I use this shaver with standard U.S. outlets (110/120 volts). I've used this model for years, and buy a new one when it wears out; I like the shape of the cutter. I replace the foil & cutter every year or so.
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FYI it just needs that little plug adapter the shaver states that it will work on either voltage it is automatic no switch to change. Quote Norelc "Automatic Selection V100-240 .
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Yes, the AC adapter say 100-240V 50-60Hz. Also the AC adapter's plugs are removable, maybe they sell adapters for other countries? Or they just made it easy to sell in multiple countries with the same adapter and a change of the plug.
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The cord comes with a very unique plug going to both the shaver and the cleaning device, it also has a transformer rated at 4v 1..2 amps. The part number is Intertek 3166535, best to try obtaining one from the manufacturer.
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you mean australia or austria?all EU countries use 220Vaustralia also 220Vbut Wahl razor works whole range 110-240
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Hi Silpy, If you go through the manual, it is clearly mentioned in the "electrical specification" section that the power input is AC 100-240V, 50/60Hz. So you don't have to worry about the power input of 240V. It is supported by the adapter.Hope this will help you.
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After reviewing the directions there are no provision for switching to 240V 50Hz. Radio Shack sells adapters for traveling abroad and with this model clipper only drawing 12 watts of power it will only draw 6 watts on 240volt. I hope this answers your question.
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Hi Miguel,I live in Australia and have 240 volt power. I think most of Europe also have 240 Volt. I had to get a different adaptor, as the one that comes with it is for 110 volt only. This is a bit unusual these days, normally you would just have to get a plug adaptor and that is it. I actually had a plug pack from an unused mobile phone that matched the power requirements (5 volts 600 milliamps from memory) so it didn't cost me anything.I hope I have answered your question, but perhaps it is something Wahl could look at.
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Yes. The device works on 100~240V, 50/60 Hz, on both outlet adapters. Have just checked them physically. Jose P. answered on December 1, 2013 Here is what I found from earlier answers.
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Since the electric voltage in Australia is 230V 50Hz (alternating current), you will need a transformer (also called converter) to transform the voltage from your power outlet (230V) into the voltage your machine uses (110V in this case). I have purchased this sharpener for use with 230V in Uruguay and use it with a transformer (converter) without any trouble. Works just fine.
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No, you would need an adaptor for whatever country you were in to be able to plug in the USA charger. If you're from the USA, I'd assume that you'd have one for your travels and this shaver should charge fine (although I've not tested it).