PSU bought from US, would it work in India?

[RohitS]

Hi,

I have bought a power supply here from US and I am currently bringing it backto India, I am not sure about the power and voltage things. Can you guys tell me would there be any change? or Is it safe? because I guess the model no's are perfectly same which are sold in India and Us.

My PSU is Corsair CX 750

 

[smackers_12]

Should work, its compatible with both of the most common voltages used in the world. If the model numbers are the same it should work

 

[RohitS]

I am looking for "will" instead of "should" 😛
(no offense)

 

[viewtyjoe]

As long as the PSU has a switch to set it to 110 or 220V, you'll be fine, though you may have to get a different cable to run from the wall outlet to the PSU if the plugs are different in India. India's electricity runs at 230V, and the 220 setting should be fine with that.

 

[Deleted member 217926]

As long as the PSU has a switch to set it to 110 or 220V, you'll be fine, though you may have to get a different cable to run from the wall outlet to the PSU if the plugs are different in India. India's electricity runs at 230V, and the 220 setting should be fine with that.

Only old or very low quality power supplies still have that switch. The switching is done automatically these days. And the Corsair CX will work fine in India as long as you have a plug adapter.

 

[Agera One]

[strike]Wrong thread.[/strike]

 

[bartholomew]

The cx750 will work fine in India.
You'll have to buy a new power adapter.

 

[toyftw]

Hi,

I have bought a power supply here from US and I am currently bringing it backto India, I am not sure about the power and voltage things. Can you guys tell me would there be any change? or Is it safe? because I guess the model no's are perfectly same which are sold in India and Us.

My PSU is Corsair CX 750

Hi - It's as anort says; from the Corsair cx750 page:

" Universal AC input from 90~264V — No more hassle of flipping that tiny red switch to select the voltage input!"