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230-240

It's described as 230 v for harmonisation with Europe, with a tolerance of -6% +10% to allow for the fact that the actual supply voltage in most places is 240 v, and there are no plans to change it.

So 230 v is the political answer, while 240 v is the real answer.

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Depends on the power usage. Or do you mean voltage?

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Since 1995 230v 50Hz

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230 v (+10%/-6%).

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It is an Alternating Current, I believe.

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