Is this tv 110 / 220 volts
1803582
On the back of the tv it says 100-240v~50-60HZ 2.0a. Love this tv works great!
949783
Purchased TV is dedicated 110v outlet and has been using a converter. 220v is not supported.
156528
Dear Young Jun Kim, Thank you for your inquiry. The UN55H8000 is only 110/120V. As an U.S. authorized dealer, we are only permitted by the manufacturer to sell product destined for the U.S. market. If you are in a non-U.S. market you may have options to purchase a different version of this television with different voltage capabilities. Regards, Eric Cohen World Wide Stereo
239576
My TV does not have a physical switch because it is for use here in the US of A. To may understanding from information derived directly from Vizio there is no physical voltage switch on these TV's. The 220 voltage is only available in countries outside the US. For example I lived in Germany for a while and every electrical product I bought, including kitchen appliances, there had a switch or came with a 220 to 110 conversion adapter with it. The same is true for Japan, and Europe as well as Australia. (888) 280-3390 This is the number you can call for further information. This Vizio is an awesome TV. Crystal clear for DVD, TV and of course Xbox 360 and Xbox One!
393155
Mine is 110, with the standard US plug. For 220 you may have to try the European market.
982715
I;ve never seen a TV in the US that wasn't 110V, as is mine. I suppose its possible they could build one with an internal transformer but I doubt that they would. It's probably up to the customer to secure the proper voltage adapter for their particular country. For additional clarity contact www.samsung.com.
386579
Yes it is. I ordered from here on amazon and got it delivered to India and we here have 220v so it works here without any converter.
336252
I don't think it is. At the bottom surface is a sticker that says W 1500 , V 120. My aunt from England has the same one but hers is 220 V compatible as they use 220 over there
2130221
The lable on the back is labled 120v 60 HZ and it is not switchable to 220V. When I get the TV to a repair tech, I will bring this up. Maybe this TV is a 120V shell with Dual voltages inside and it is set to 220V.
210895
110v but yesterday my projector dont work more. I had 6 months this projector.
1584691
No. It's 110. I wouldn't recommend it, anyway. I'm getting ready to send my second one back for yet another replacement.
1086971
No, it is only 110v. You could use a transformer if you are going overseas.
358426
As far as I know it is just a 110 volt but I'm not an electrification, I'm more of the kind to buy and plug in. I do know that this is an excellent streaming device as well as a DVD and Blueray player for the price you can't beat it. Hope that was helpfull.
140558
It is 110V. It may be able to be converted to 220V but I am not sure. I hope it helps.
468136
the unit i received didn't even work. but to answer your question, most tv's nowadays are 100-240V so you probably won't need a converter. check the back of your tv.
324148
I don't think that it is, but I have had a large UK standard Samsung Fridge designed to run on 220v/50Hz working just fine for over a year now using the transformer to step it up. We also use a 220v Digital Pressure Rice Cooker and 220v Dyson Heater Fan, which all work just fine while plugged in.
519385
Yes it is. So far all the electronic appliances that I've got from Philips are 100-240v. I've been using it both in Europe and in Asia, but it will work in the US as well.