American baby projector, will it run on 240v or fry? (Pic)
Discussion
We have bought a projector from the US (they don't sell it outside of the states).
Friend bought a American fan and plugged it in via a adapter and it burnt the motor as soon as it was switched on.
I have read up and found that there are small converters available but also that they aren;t always needed.
The plug reads
Input: 100-240v ~ 50/60Hz 0.15A
Output: 6.0V -- 0.5A
Now as I read that the plug converts down to 6amps and will do so from a 240v input as well. So I could use a straight US to UK plug adaptor (I have one here already)
Any body know what the score is? I don't want to fry it as it took 2 weeks to get here, but don't want to spend another £15 on a bulky converter hanging off the wall if I don't need it.
Friend bought a American fan and plugged it in via a adapter and it burnt the motor as soon as it was switched on.
I have read up and found that there are small converters available but also that they aren;t always needed.
The plug reads
Input: 100-240v ~ 50/60Hz 0.15A
Output: 6.0V -- 0.5A
Now as I read that the plug converts down to 6amps and will do so from a 240v input as well. So I could use a straight US to UK plug adaptor (I have one here already)
Any body know what the score is? I don't want to fry it as it took 2 weeks to get here, but don't want to spend another £15 on a bulky converter hanging off the wall if I don't need it.
Edited by Tampon on Tuesday 9th February 20:03
jimmyjimjim said:
Interested in seeing what this projector is, tbh.
Nothing amazing but looks less child like in design and has a timer, mains powered, different music/noises, moving changeable projection and also voice activation.http://www.amazon.com/Munchkin-Nursery-Projector-S...
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