Emax

Hi everyone. Is that possible? Does anyone know if the Emax I can handle both 110 and 220 v?

/C


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My understanding is if you have the correct power supply, the answer would
be yes...

On Tue, May 1, 2012 at 8:13 AM, Carl Lofgren <carl_lofgren@yahoo.com> wrote:

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The Emax uses a KEC Switching Power Supply

so i guess you can use it in EU or US as long as you change the setting in
the back of the unit.

K


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2012/5/1 Ted Summers <djtbs1@...>

> My understanding is if you have the correct power supply, the answer would
> be yes...
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Phew! I thought it might, but always good to know. Thanks!

/C




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> From: krikor kouchian <krikorola@...>
>To: emax@yahoogroups.com 
>Sent: Wednesday, May 2, 2012 9:19 AM
>Subject: Re: [emax] American Emax in Euroland?
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>The Emax uses a KEC Switching Power Supply
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>so i guess you can use it in EU or US as long as you change the setting in
>the back of the unit.
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>K
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>http://www.krikor.fr
>+33632199413
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>bookings:
>France/Suisse/Benelux: fanyktdj@...
>World: laetitia@...
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>2012/5/1 Ted Summers <djtbs1@...>
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>> My understanding is if you have the correct power supply, the answer would
>> be yes...
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>> On Tue, May 1, 2012 at 8:13 AM, Carl Lofgren <carl_lofgren@...>
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>> > /C
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It depends. Mostly Emax I power supplies have a 110/220 switch (rear side, close to power switch. In case your emax has not that voltage selector, I could asure (99.9%) that the power supply auto detects the socket voltage and automatically set it right.

Mine (the I versions) have both the voltage selector. On the other hand, my Emax II has not. (Neither a spare power supply I bought).

Best..

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... anyway, there may be american Emax I versions with a hardwired power supply voltage selector with no external one, so I would point you to a technician for checking your model. Safest way at all :)



--- In emax@yahoogroups.com, Carl Lofgren <carl_lofgren@...> wrote:

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> Hi everyone. Is that possible? Does anyone know if the Emax I can handle both 110 and 220 v?
> 
> /C
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