Question What device do I need to change US voltage to Malaysia voltage?

[larry321]

So I'm planning to buy this HP monitor online (https://www.amazon.com/HP-Emperium-HDR-1000-Soundbar-Streaming/dp/B07M888GH8). This monitor is not sold in Malaysia so I have to import it from the US. This presents a problem cause USA and Malaysia don't share the same voltage. So what device do I need to change the US voltage to Malaysia voltage? Please give me links to the device and tell me how to set it up. Thank you.

 

[velocityg4]

From what I can find. It like most computing devices is rated for 100V to 240V. It should just work with the right power cord.
https://support.hp.com/us-en/produc...ming-display/24078332/document/c06238711#AbT5

 

[larry321]

From what I can find. It like most computing devices is rated for 100V to 240V. It should just work with the right power cord.
https://support.hp.com/us-en/produc...ming-display/24078332/document/c06238711#AbT5

Thanks. Yeah seems like the monitor operates on 240V too which is Malaysia's voltage. Just need the right cable.

 

[kanewolf]

Thanks. Yeah seems like the monitor operates on 240V too which is Malaysia's voltage. Just need the right cable.

It looks like Malaysian power cords and UK power cords are the same. If the monitor has a removable cord, then it will probably be a C13. Probably any PC power supply cord you already have will work.

 

[larry321]

It looks like Malaysian power cords and UK power cords are the same. If the monitor has a removable cord, then it will probably be a C13. Probably any PC power supply cord you already have will work.

Yeah Malaysia and UK use the same sockets and plugs. I can just use an adapter plug to adapt the monitor's US plug for Malaysia sockets.

 

[kanewolf]

Yeah Malaysia and UK use the same sockets and plugs. I can just use an adapter plug to adapt the monitor's US plug for Malaysia sockets.

Yes, since the device supports the voltage.