I can use it in 220V ? null

Don't think it will unless you purchase this product in Europe

I might suggest buying a travel plug to plug into the 220 and then you plug it into that. went to France/Ireland used my travel plug and then plugged my Mac into that, worked fine. I don't know why the wifi booster would not work fine.

“I can use it in 220V ?”

Asked by Moris 9 years ago

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Don't think it will unless you purchase this product in Europe
Answered by Cipher 9 years ago
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I might suggest buying a travel plug to plug into the 220 and then you plug it into that. went to France/Ireland used my travel plug and then plugged my Mac into that, worked fine. I don't know why the wifi booster would not work fine.
Answered by Peadar 5 years ago
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No, I wouldn't try that.
Answered by Thekid 9 years ago
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No. 120 VAC only.
Answered by scottcvp1 9 years ago
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