Samsung UN50RU7100F dual voltage
Hi
need to know if my tv is dual voltage
purchased in Canada shipped to uk
input on tv says 110-120v 50/60hz
thanks in advance
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Hi @nizandy
Your television is supporting only from 100 V up to 120V, if you want to use this television in the UK, you must order a switching power supply with nominal voltage from output voltage 100 - 240V and input voltage 240(230)V.
To confirm that, you must “open” the TV and read reference on the PCBA.
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@nizandy your TV’s power board is a dual power board 110V/240V So all you would need is the proper power cord to fit the UK power outlet. The voltages on the outside of the TV are always listed for the country it is being sold at.
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Hi old Turkey
Many thanks for clearing that up
Is that the same for any Samsung tv purchased in Canada?
As I have a smaller 32 inch model purchased at the same time as the larger model.
It also mentions 110-120 v but only mentions 60hz Not 50/60hz
Can't speak for all Samsung's but most of them do have a dual board. If you already own the TV just pop the back cover off and check the power board voltages. You are find with the Hz as well.
Hi. I’ve got the same model and was wondering the same thing. Can you confirm that you successfully used it with the 240V before I start to dismantle the back of the TV
