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American Adapter In Ireland

Dbaby · 2009-09-09 21:32:23

Hi guys I want to buy a dlink DAP-1522 wireless access point. They seem to be much cheaper from America but I was wondering will they work with just an adapter or do I need a transformer? And would the cost of that outway the cheaper price?

09-09-2009 10:32pm

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Dbaby

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Hi guys
I want to buy a dlink DAP-1522 wireless access point. They seem to be much cheaper from America but I was wondering will they work with just an adapter or do I need a transformer? And would the cost of that outway the cheaper price?

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#2 10-09-2009 12:26am

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The AC/DC power adapters normally run at 110-220V, so all you'd need is a 2-3 pin plug (about €3). If it's a 110V only, you can get low power transformers for about €15, or you could just replace the power adapter with a generic one from Argos (€10).

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