i just bought a projecter on ebay and i forgot to think about the power supply. Will it work in ireland?
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You may need a power converter but those are easy enough to find.
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iam pretty sure. its not the area! its the connection of the projector
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the only thing you may need a power converter
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No, the Power inputs in America are less than in Ireland.. You will need a converter..
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More than likely unless you have no power outlets or Cercut breakers then..no it won't...otherwise it should..if not get a power converter...(get that from Ebay too if you can't find it in stores)
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I do believe that Ireland uses different power supply but you can go to any electronics store and get a power converter, its about 20$ and your projector will work in ireland! it looks something like this http://www.bestbuy.com/site/olspage.jsp?skuId=7847556&st=power&lp=6&type=product&cp=1&id=1142298814750
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No. American game projectors are prohibited by the Vatican from working in Ireland. The Pope didn't get an advance copy of Grand Theft Auto 4 and is mad...(Just kidding) (Of course it will work. You will need an power converter so the plug will fit your outlet. You can get one at an airport or travel shop.)
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Many projectors have built in variable input power supplies now so you may not even need a converter. Check the owners manual when you get the projector. My Dell projector came with several power cords for different countries. The Dell projector's power supply will accept anything from 100 volts ac to 250 volts ac, 50 or 60 hertz. Your projector may be like this too.
