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Caladon | 05:36 Wed 07th Jan 2004 | How it Works
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A friend is moving to Sweden for Uni and wants to take her PC with her, will it still work is she just sticks a power adapter on the plug? or is the power supply out there different?
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The electricity supply in the UK is 240v, 50 Hertz (Cycles per Second). In Sweden the supply is 230v but not sure on the rest. I would think that as long as you have the correct plug/socket converter and the internal PSU in the PC is 230-240v rated, you shouldnt have many problems. Have a look at this web site for any more info: http://www.sverigeturism.se
11:42 Wed 07th Jan 2004
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Voltage in the Uk varies between 230-240 volts depending on where you live. where we are it is precisely 232v. your comp will work perfectly well in sweden with the right plug
14:45 Wed 14th Jan 2004
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No problem with the adapter. I moved here from Scotland a few years ago. Your friend should make sure she buys her adapters in UK though - virtually impossible to buy them here.
15:38 Tue 01st Feb 2005

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