110v plug

[Derek]

So after after nagging my brother for 6 months we finally purchased the B9creator for his goldshop and i got it delivered yesterday. But to my horror it came with a 110v plug(i think it's from the power supply) and i live in the Netherlands and 220v is used here. I kinda forgot to mention it. Does anybody know what to do? Is it safe to use a voltage converter or anything?

Any help is very very much appreciated.

[Robert Howle]

You need to message B9 or call the closest distributor in Europe.

Robert Howle

[Derek]

Ok i will, thanks.

[Robert Howle]

Under Global Dealer Network might find someone closer to you.

https://www.b9c.com/contact/global-dealer-network

scroll to bottom of page and click on Country to see list of Dealers in that area.

Robert Howle

[Derek]

Thanks for the help!

So i have decided to just get a voltage converter and hope for the best. But now i need to know how many watt the projector is using. Do you perhaps know by any chance? I can't find it anywhere on the website.

[Robert Howle]

YOu will have to message the people at B9 (factory)

Robert

[mikej]

Both the projector and the power supply should work at 220-240 vAC.
The power supply shipped with several swapable plugs so it can be used in almost any country. The projector just needs a standard computer like cord for your country, that should plug into the projector.

[Derek]

Yes the power cord to the actual printer has swappable plugs and is working as intended. However the power cord to the projector is fitted with a 110v US plug. I was being told using a 230v power cord/plug could possibly damage the projector. I had already searched for a PC power cord and found it but was scared to put 230 v power on the projector.

But from what i understand you are saying it is completely safe to do so?

[Robert Howle]

B9 is MIke's company. I think you should listen to his advice.

Robert Howle

[Derek]

Yes i will, thanks for the help.

[mikej]

Yes, it's safe.