Since I cannot find any information of the ouput voltage of the adapter, so does the power adapter shipped with Netgear Orbi support 220v/50Hz power network (non US standard)?

cattrieu The Orbi power adapter has the specs writtten on the side of it. It reads:Input 100-240V~50/60Hz 1.0AOutput 12V 3.5A Most electronic devices sold today support 100-240V and 50/60Hz with a single power supply. All you need is a plug adapter to use them anywhere.

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peteytesting
Hero
May 28, 2017
its 100 to 240v so can be used with a converter if needed but be aware the fcc wifi rules for the staes may not be correct for your region
- cattrieu
  Tutor
  May 28, 2017
  But how about the Hz? 50Hz?
  - peteytesting
    Hero
    May 28, 2017
    secondary o/p is d/c so freq doesnt really matter
timch
Luminary
May 29, 2017
Petey, I guess you mean voltage and current......... Perhaps you should be reading up..... ;)
- peteytesting
  Hero
  May 29, 2017
  timch wrote:
  Petey, I guess you mean voltage and current......... Perhaps you should be reading up..... ;)
  
  um amperage = current
  
  voltage is irrelevent as all new power supplies are 110-240v these days
  
  wattage is a calculation of voltage and amps
  
  so i stand by what i said
  - ImNoOne
    Guide
    Jun 08, 2017
    Frequency DOES matter when it comes to ANY "transformered" devices. Overheating and/or burnout can occur if 60 Hz rated devices are used on 50 Hz current, as there is not enough iron in the induction cores, and the devices overheat. With "switching" power supplies, there is less of an issue. The power supplies SHOULD have a voltage/current/frequency input rating printed thereon.
st_shaw
Master
Jun 10, 2017
cattrieu The Orbi power adapter has the specs writtten on the side of it. It reads:
Input 100-240V~50/60Hz 1.0A
Output 12V 3.5A

Most electronic devices sold today support 100-240V and 50/60Hz with a single power supply. All you need is a plug adapter to use them anywhere.

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