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    Can I use this electronics part from Amazon US with Irish appliances?

    • 10-10-2024 06:28PM
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      monkeyactive
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      Hi ,

      I want to use this to power 2x pc fans. Its only available in the US so I'll have to order it.

      Is it OK to use here or will it not be compatible with our different electrical system?

      Thanks for your help



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    • #2
      Jim_Hodge
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      It's a USB connection isn't it?



    • #3
      BeerFarts
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      Yes, you can use that without any problem. It's USB so its standard across the world.



    • #4
      Montage of Feck
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      USB is 5v DC everywhere, so use away.

      🙈🙉🙊



    • #5
      monkeyactive
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      Yes , it's powered by USB, in my case a projectors USB power out.

      I know us appliances don't work here , but this is more like a power cable but still unsure



    • #6
      monkeyactive
      Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 291 monkeyactive
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      Thanks 😊



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