Digital BW, The Print

Our Australian market 2100 is 220-240V, so you'll be out of luck in the 
US. However, a properly rated autotransformer shouldn't get hot and 
bothered - it'll need to be bigger than you think, because the power 
supplies in this sort of kit take high peak currents.

Colin

jsdriggers wrote:
> 
> Thanks Paul.  The 2200 sold here (in the US) is multivoltage, so I am hoping one of the 
> British list members with a 2100 can look on the back of their printer and tell me if the 
> 2100 is also multivoltage.  You can't tell from the epson tech specs on their site.  I agree 
> that a transformer is not a good solution, hence my question. After a few months in the 
> US, the printer and I hope to go to AU.
> 
> I think--but don't know for sure, that the 1280/90 are single voltage printers.
> 
> (and thanks to B Ellis for the Rbt White recommendation)
> 
> J.
>