Hello, the bottom plate on the L unit which you shipped clearly states "AC 120V - 60 Hz 45W" Can I be sure its OK to plug this in to 220 50HZ?
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Yes. You will need a different power adapter, but all Geneva products are rated with a Power Supply: 100-240V AC, 50/60Hz. Thank you and we hope you enjoy your Geneva.
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I wouldn't know the answer to that question. If I were you I'd contact Geneva directly or a sales rep in your area. I would have suggested calling Design Within Reach, which carried Geneva audio products for some time, but it no longer carries the brand. Sorry I can't be of more assistance.
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Manuel, my 500 Watt Heater says ~110V 60Hz on it..... In the US we used 110V....
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Mine plugs right into the standard wall outlet on my kitchen.I don't think it's 220
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Dear A. Gutman, You are lucky in that I happened to check e-mail today. I check once a month, or thereabouts. As to your question, the bottom of the charger says "Input: 120V/60Hz/42W" so my guess is NO. But it is a fun little drill.
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The one I have appears to only accept AC 120V 50/60Hz. I am guessing that there is a non-US model that accepts different power input.
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i just checked the bottom panel and it is actually made for 110 or 220 volts. just different power cord.
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I'd seriously doubt it - the plug itself is a standard American 110v, 60 cycle grounded, as are the non-usb outlets it provides. Also, this unit has surge protection built in (that dot in the middle of the unit is a circuit protection indicator), and I would wonder how operating at 220 & 50 Hz would affect it.
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I bought one off of Amazon, it is 110v/60hz with a NEMA 1-15P ungrounded plug. If you're in the US, 220 is a different plug configuration.
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I don't see anything in the manual or specs that indicates it is multi-voltage. The power plug is strictly USA 110V. So I doubt if it is compatible with 220V 50Hz, you could check online with the mfr to confirm.
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This unit only operates on 110-120V 60Hz power. It is not compatible with 220-240V 50Hz power. The manufacturer makes a model that is voltage specific 220-240V, but you will have to contact them directly for that.
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its a 110 volt. I believe the plate located on the bottom will reveal the specs.
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I just flipped it over and looked at the bottom and it says 120V ~ 60Hz 650W, hope that helps!
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This is a 110V, I am using a 230V to 110V step down transformer to make this work which I bought from a local electical supplier. Althought our line frequency here is 50Hz, I don't see any issue with my current setup.
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Howdy Aldenora; I looked at the backs of mine, and they specifically say 120v AC @ 60hz.
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No, it is 120 volts 60 Hz. You can buy a transformer to convert down from 220.
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The 50/60 hz wouldn't matter as it is just a heating element without a timer. However I don't think it would take 220v.
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I just looked at the instruction pamphlet. USA 120V 60Hz input / EU,AU,IN,BR,CN 230V 50Hz input.Hope that helps