Cecil,
This site http://www.panelcomponents.com/guide.htm lists U.S. and
Canada as 120V and Mexico as 127V.
We normally rate our printers as 110-127V, if not going to Japan.
However, I have seen single value ratings of 115V and 120V on models
going to these countries without issues brought to my attention.
My suggestion is 110-127V.
George
cecil.gittens%kodak....@interlock.lexmark.com on 01/04/2002 04:04:37 PM
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From: Cecil A. Gittens
Hi All,
What is the correct voltage labeling for the US, Canada and Mexico on
product dataplate?
Is it 100-120V or 100-127V?
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