I bought an HP A716 Photosmart printer on Ebay. The specs for the printer say it is 110-230V (on HP's site), which should make it safe for international use. The AC supply on the actual model says only 110V. Any idea which to go with?
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The power the printer uses is normally quite low - 15 to 25 volts. It's the transformer supplied with it that's the important thing, and this will match the region it's supplied in. So if you buy it in a country where 230v is the norm, that's the transformer you'll get. If you buy it in a country that uses 110v, you'll get that transformer instead. It's worth checking with HP, some transformers will do both voltages, and in these cases all you need is the lead from the wall to the transformer.
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