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Join Date: Feb 2005
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Diva Light with UK plug?!
Hi there! I recently purchased, from the US, a europian 230V Diva Light 400, which certainly looks the part. It has a US plug on the end of the cable...should I simply be able to replace this with a UK one? I dont really want to need an adapter on it every time. Please let me know your advice! Thanks!
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If it uses an IEC adapter like your PC has where you can change out the plug to whatever is used in a particular country, then all you have to do is buy a local IEC adapter plug that has a UK wall plug on one end and the IEC adapter on the other.
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I doesnt have an IEC adapter fitting, it is a normal "moulded" cable. Any one else able to help? Thanks!
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Anyone else able to assist me?! : )
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Hi, just saw your post. You've probably gone ahead and done it now anyway...
But in case you haven't, yes, just cut the plug off and rewire a UK plug. I'm in New Zealand - I believe our plugs are different again - but I bought a couple of identical Diva Light 400 from the US myself, with US plugs, and simply rewired them. No issue there. Enjoy. |
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