“Does this tv has dual voltage? What is the input voltage for Regis tv? I would like to know if this tv can be used outside US where input voltage is different”

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• Accept only 110V in the US.

  Answered by David 9 years ago

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• No voltage is deifferent. You will fry the tv.

  Answered by Tony 9 years ago

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• No it doesn't have a dual voltage,.iy can only be use in America but If u want use it else where you would need a device to reduce the voltage input

  Answered by dblings 9 years ago

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• I strongly doubt it. The US uses NTSC video formatting, as do Canada, Mexico and Japan, but most other countries use PAL or SECAM. They are not compatible with one other. You could use the TV in another country with a step-down transformer, but only with NTSC inputs.

  Answered by Mark 9 years ago

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• This is not duel voltage, it uses 110 volts.

  Answered by CommunityAnswer 9 years ago

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• Thank you for your recent inquiry in regards to the power requirements for the LC50LB370U. If you can please give us a call at 855-544-2030 we would be happy to discuss this with you further.

  Answered by Sharp Advisor 9 years ago

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