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Powerline PLP2000 AC input
Hello Community, I just bought the Powerline PLP2000.
The situation is that the online User Manual says that the AC input in this model is 100-240v. I concluded that I can use the device abroad with no problems.
When i bought the device, I found that the label sticked on it says 100-125v 12A 50-60 Hz.
Could this label be wrong? I need to use the device abroad and connect it to AC 220v.
Thanks in advance.
PD: I attached two pictures, the first is a screen capture of the online user manual, the second is the label sticked on the back of the device.
USER MANUALLABEL ON THE DEVICE
The problem is solved!
Although the label sticked on the back of the device shows an input of 100-125v the device is auto-volt and works ok in 220v circuits.
I tested it by myself risking the integrity of the device, but all went well.
PD: I am really dissapointed with Netgear´s Support, they never answered my questions, not even got in touch with me.
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The problem is solved!
Although the label sticked on the back of the device shows an input of 100-125v the device is auto-volt and works ok in 220v circuits.
I tested it by myself risking the integrity of the device, but all went well.
PD: I am really dissapointed with Netgear´s Support, they never answered my questions, not even got in touch with me.