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07-12-2008 1:39 AM

Dave
Joined on 04-17-2007
Brisbane, Australia
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Silly question, but are beolabs affected by a 10 volt jump in power?

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I'm just getting some BL8000's from france and i'm slightly concerned about the 10V mains differnce, as they are made for 230V input - our power supply here can be up to 240V.

Am i going to need a protecting product, or transformer? Or is it safe?

Thanks so much for any tips

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07-12-2008 2:26 AM In reply to

joeyboygolf
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Re: Silly question, but are beolabs affected by a 10 volt jump in power?

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Don't concern yourself. All the mains voltages quoted by the power companies are nominal. The voltages in Europe can be up to 250v plus or as low as 210v and the products still work. They are made to tolerate this difference in mains voltage.

Regards Graham

07-12-2008 5:46 AM In reply to

Dave
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Re: Silly question, but are beolabs affected by a 10 volt jump in power?

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Oh, thank you!

“Quality is never an accident; it is always the result of intelligent effort.”

Your health and well-being comes first and fore-most.

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