“Does Google Wifi support 220V or just 120V?”

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• The units themselves require 5VDC at 3Amps using a standard USB-C Connector. Mine came with a power supply that accepts 100VAC-240VAC at 50Hz-60Hz. While the power supply will work with 220Volts, you will more than likely need an adapter for the power supply to convert to the North American Plug. I would imagine that if you are outside of North America, you can find these with the correct plug for your region.

  Answered by MrUnderstated 7 years ago

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• You could try an adapter. That may work. It is 2 prong.

  Answered by kavonk 7 years ago

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• I cannot confirm this as the packaging does not clearly state either way. However given the size of the units and the power adaptor I would guess that they are 120V only. The power adaptor looks just like something I would use with an Android phone, and the connection to the device is USB-C.

  Answered by Michael 8 years ago

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• 120v unless you have your own converter

  Answered by IronHorseGPS 8 years ago

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• 110V only. Where would you encounter a 220V power source?

  Answered by DRDTSI 7 years ago

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