“will this product work overseas? i.e.,- is it capable of plugging into a 240 watt outlet?”

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• No, you would need a step down converter because it runs on 110

  Answered by Dusty 11 years ago

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• did you mean 240 volt outlet? if so , no.

  Answered by Submariner343 11 years ago

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• if you mean 240 volt.....no

  Answered by scottyb 11 years ago

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• Yes, this product works overseas.It is capable of plugging into a 240 watt outlet.

  Answered by CommunityAnswer 11 years ago

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• No and No

  Answered by Grizzman 11 years ago

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• The box provides a 120V AC adapter that has a pretty standard plug at the other end which puts out 12V DC 1.5amps and goes into the router. I have a feeling that they would keep the router input connector and voltage the same for Europe but supply a 240V AC adapter that put our 12V DC 1.5 amps to a similar sized connector. So if you could find an adapter like that, it should work. In my case, I didn't even use the NETGEAR adapter as that size and output is the same as was used in my Linksys and Tenda routers and I just plugged in the one I had used with them. So it seems to be a very common size and input for routers.

  Answered by Vicki 11 years ago

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• I do not think this would work overseas with a converter. It only had one type of plug for U.S. power.

  Answered by Riiley 11 years ago

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