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Just a query:
Im pretty sure it would be but Is the red power pack charger switchable from American standard of 110-120 volts at 60 Hz to the Australian/European standard of 220-240 volts at 50 Hz or will i need a converter ? and with the Ac cable will i need an adapter for socket outlet or does red cater for this worldwide anomaly?
also, will and independent power accessory of any sort void any warranty(s)?

thanks in advance ...

p.s Sorry, I'm sure this topic would have been discussed before but
my cameras about ready to ship and here's me thinking of things at the
last minute ...ARGH the ANTICIPATION !!!:help:



Peace,
Khristian
 
Battery Charger

Battery Charger

Im pretty sure it would be but Is the red power pack charger switchable from American standard of 110-120 volts at 60 Hz to the Australian/European standard of 220-240 volts at 50 Hz or will i need a converter ? and with the Ac cable will i need an adapter for socket outlet or does red cater for this worldwide anomaly?

The charger is a universal 50/60Hz 110-240v product. Like most professional products it ships with a US 3 pin Mains Socket to IEC cable. Just change this to a the local version as needed.
 
The charger is a universal 50/60Hz 110-240v product. Like most professional products it ships with a US 3 pin Mains Socket to IEC cable. Just change this to a the local version as needed.
thought this would be the case just making sure ...too easy


Thanks Stuart
 
:emote_rainshower: "AC Adapters" stands for alternating current. A pure sine wave inverter puts out cleaner (a more perfect sine wave) alternating current. Some sensitive electronics require the cleaner voltage. A laptop may need it, where an electric drill may not.
 
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