What voltage is the xbox 360 console's power supply?

If you have a Xbox One X or Xbox One S, then you can take the console anywhere. You'll just need an adapter for the wall plug.

If you have a Xbox One (without S or X, the one with external power supply) or a Xbox 360, then you will need to know what voltage your country uses, and what voltage the other country uses (if you simply mistyped Asia, it would help WHICH Asian country
you exactly mean, as different Asian countries have different voltages).

If you have a Xbox 360 or Xbox One with external power supply, you would need a voltage converter that can sustain at least 300 Watts of power.

Usually though you don't have that problem since its switchable

You just need the appropriate plug for your socket

Most.modern electronics are like that

Hi, DaddyDal! thank you for reaching out.

My name is AJ, I'm an Independent Advisor for the Xbox Community.

The Xbox 360 E uses a 120-watt Power Supply Unit.

Source: Xbox 360 power supply - https://support.xbox.com/en-US/help/xbox-360/co...

As for Xbox 360 adapters, may I ask what you are referring to?

I'll be looking forward to your reply.

Best regards.

Hello Talion1678! I'm Claus, an Independent Microsoft Community Consultant for Xbox! Glad to be able to help you!

Unfortunately, it is hard to pinpoint what exactly could go bad when your console is hit with an overvoltage. Usually, there are devices that are used to protect the hardware from overvoltage, but depending on how high the voltage was, not even that could have been able to withstand the voltage spike. Given that your console is an Xbox 360 S, you should be able to test with another power supply unit (keeping in mind that the power supply from the Xbox 360 Arcarde consoles, which are white, aren't compatible with the Xbox 360 S). A good idea would be to take the entire console and power supply to a console repair store (or even computer repair store) that can work with this kind of device.

It's only the power supply that should need to be changed for the correct voltage; the job of the power supply is to step down the voltage from mains to console and convert the AC supply to DC, so that all consoles (in all regions) get the same voltage regardless
of the mains supply.

Get a new power supply correctly rated for your current region and it should all be fine.

Here's some more information on the power supply, but ultimately it's just a case of getting the correct power supply and you're good to go:

support.xbox.com/.../about-power-supply