being in Australia we have 240 V AC, 50 Hz mains power supply with an isolating switch installed at the switchboard (breaker box).
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I am not sure, but I can say that mine did not last a year and the MFG did not respond to my email about the warranty.
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I use these overseas a lot and they have a switching power supply up to 240VAC. No issues after 4 years of use
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Switchable voltage: 115V/60Hz or 230V/50Hz (IEC Plug) computer type cord/plug. You will need an adapter to IEC to Australian socket. No voltage converter needed.
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Australia power is 230V 50 HZ. Your Australian products probably needs 230v this to work. The Seven Star 200 converts 230v to 120v. So, any Australian product that need 230 will NOT be supplied by the Seven Star 200.
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My Electrician hooked it up to it's own 30 amp breaker, running on 220 vollts
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One of the images has 100-240V on the power pack. And I successfully used this in Australia (240V) with just a regular plug converter.
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AC 100-240V, 50/60Hz - this is the only one I have used (the one it came with)
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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."
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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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Australia has 220V-240V versus USA 110V-120V. Ask the manufacturer if they can supply in 220V.
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It runs on 110, so if Australia is 220, a converter and perhaps an adapter would work there.
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POWER Voltage 100-240VAC (Auto Switching), 50/60Hz (universal) Consumption 235W (typ) / &lt;1W (stand-by mode)
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The power supplies for both the parent unit and the monitor unit are universal, i.e., 100V-240V.
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The input accepts 110 - 240VAC 50/60Hz. The plug is a standard USA 2 prong type.
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Unit comes with 2 induction leads. Typically each lead would clamp onto one of the two service wires coming into the mains box. Assuming a residential service each of the mains service cables provides 120 VAC. To get 240 VAC the breaker takes power from both 120 VAC cables. You may use just one clamp and attach it to an individual breaker line. That will only give you the power consumption on that circuit.
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Only if it was on a seperate circuit from the outdoor compressor unit which is unlikely (large commercial HVAC systems maybe) as most are on one circuit, usually a 2 phase (240v) 50 amp circuit.
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The box says 110/240V. INPUT: AC 100-240V 50/60HZ max 150mAOUTPUT: AC 100-240V 50/60HZ max 150mA