220V to 110V

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If there is no internal jumper you can switch on the unit you could
always use an external step-down transformer.

Al

On Sun, 15 Aug 2004 04:52:59 GMT, "Martin"
<langem@shaw.caSPAMPROTECTION> wrote:

>What would it take to change a Hafler P4000 from the European 220 Volt
>standard to the North American 110? Thanks.
>
>Martin
>

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Phil Allison wrote:

> "Martin"
> >
> > What would it take to change a Hafler P4000 from the European 220 Volt
> > standard to the North American 110? Thanks.
> >
>
> ** Someone to inspect the insides who knew what to look for.
>
> An email to Hafler with the same question.
>
> A call to a Hafler service centre.
>
> Inspection of the schematic .
>
> Or, in any case a suitable 120v to 220v transformer.

Good advice.


Graham

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I neglected to mention the alternate solution, hire a licensed electrician
to install a 240Volt outlet.... Homes in the USA have 240Volt service....
Plug the unit in and listen...

Rgds:
Eric

"Martin" <langem@shaw.caSPAMPROTECTION> wrote in message
news:L_BTc.105238$M95.103026@pd7tw1no...
> What would it take to change a Hafler P4000 from the European 220 Volt
> standard to the North American 110? Thanks.
>
> Martin
>
>