power brick voltage

JamesSillon · Sep 1, 2020

Can I use a 220v power brick since im from a country that uses 220v if my xbox console is from canada that uses 110v power brick?

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Daft Badger

You must have the correct power brick for that region.

The voltage in Brazil is not enough to power a U.K. power brick

Obsessive Power

Hi James.

Yes, that is not a problem, you only have to switch your lead cable. The Xbox One PSU is 100-240v 50/60hz and can be used worldwide.

Hold on though...

Do you have an original Xbox One or the newer One S or X?

If your console is the S or X model, just plug it in, you can even use the same power cable, you just need an adapter for the plug. The console's PSU is multi-voltage.

However, if it's the original console you need either a replacement power supply of the correct voltage (official ones are hard to find now) or use a step down converter.

dempup

Hi James.

Yes, that is not a problem, you only have to switch your lead cable. The Xbox One PSU is 100-240v 50/60hz and can be used worldwide. (Check the label on the back)

dempup

However, if it's the original console you need either a replacement power supply of the correct voltage (official ones are hard to find now) or use a step down converter.

The Original PSU Came in both, 110v, 240v and 100-240v. (Check label on the back).

But it is not a problem to use the 240v PSU in a country with that voltage on your Canadian bought Xbox!

KindGryphon

Yeah if you ended up using the power brick that came with the xbox when you bought it in the US and plugged it in while in india you would have fried your xbox one.

The voltage in india is 220v and the voltage the US power bricks use are only 110v.

If you used the US power brick in india this is would NOT be covered under warranty.

power brick voltage