“If I buy in US, does this product voltage will fit on Philippines?”

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• this has the 100-240 converter-type charger. The only thing you should need would be an adapter plug, if different from the US plugs.

  Answered by Scott 11 years ago

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• This speaker comes with a charger that supports 100-240V. So, i think it should charge without any problems. What is the voltage in Philippines?

  Answered by Abhi2525 11 years ago

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• The Power supply for this product is voltage adaptable from 100 - 240V. It will work with most international voltages. Nonetheless, to avoid any complications we always recommend purchasing the equipment in the region you intend to use it in. Thank you.

  Answered by Bose Support 11 years ago

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• Good question, it's been over 25 years since I've been to the Philippines. The adapter is designed for US outlets (115VAC 60Hz) with the 2 standard vertical bar inputs (see picture below). If you have this, then you'll be fine, otherwise you'd need some kind of adapter.

  Answered by deadeyeii 11 years ago

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• The Philippines has 220V and 60Hz, meaning it is neither the same as the US or Europe. (actually the electricity fluctuates from like 207 - 229V and 58.5 - 61Hz, the fluctuation in the Hz will make a digital clock run either faster or slower). Having said that, most Phone/Camera/Computer chargers have a transformer built into them and are rated for 100 - 240 V, and 50-60Hz. Just look on the charger, and somewhere should be a sticker where "input" is labeled.

  Answered by cmarks 11 years ago

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• yes, you will need the plug adapter. The voltage is 110-208

  Answered by richmn 11 years ago

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• No. But Transformers are available in the Philippines. In our house we have dual voltage outlets such as 110 and 220. This is why it is not a problem.

  Answered by Kalog 11 years ago

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• Yes, since the phillipines uses a 12 volt system like the rest of the world.

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  Answered by MrBR 11 years ago

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• It's auto volt 110/220v.

  Answered by Trex 11 years ago

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• You would need a converter for the U.S. wall charger.

  Answered by CommunityAnswer 11 years ago

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