Hello all,
I have a question which I hope can be answered here. I have an expensive Nikon slide scanner, with the following power requirements:
AC 100-240V, 50/60Hz
I live in Canada, so I'm on the 110V current. I will be traveling to Europe this summer and I want take the scanner with me to scan some old family slides which still remain there.
Can someone point me to a voltage converter which I would bring with me so I don't kill the thing? There are plenty on Amazon, but I'm not sure which one is overkill or underpowered. I'll be traveling to a country with a current of 230 V50 Hz. So I need to step up from 110 to 230. Just not sure about the wattage/Hz stuff.
Many thanks for the help!
Than you Aswinth,
From the manufacturer's website:
Just get the right type of converters for Poland and you are all good to go. Just plug it directly into the socket there and o[perate the machine, you will have no problems with that.,
Happy journy
Aswinth Raj
PermalinkHi SndChsr,
All electronics products of these days are rated for 100-240V 50/60Hz so that they can be sold and used all over th world be it canada that operates on 110V 60Hz or India/Europe that operates in 230V 50Hz. So dont worry you scanner will work fine.
What you might want to check is the socket compactability, the country you are travelling to might have a different AC socket that from Canada. So make sure you get a socket converter. Again it should be easily available and a cheapo will work fine
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