Voltage and breaker sizerequired

If you bought through paypal which is part of EBay you should find if the product has been misold i.e.supplied not fit for purpose such as incorrect voltage for your country then a refund should be in order.the next stage is to email bay's resolution centre who will then start the ball rolling.however there usually is a period of time that has to elapse after the purchase date before you can begin this process.don't ask me why, one of those silly eBay rules.there is a guy who sells a similar product on eBay who is famous for his books on juicing and it is 240volt system.other option is to buy a step down transformer to enable this USA product to work without burning it out.

Mains voltage in Australia is 230V 50Hz. Travellers from most nations in Asia, Africa and Europe should have appliances that work on the same mains voltage as Australia - therefore you will not need a voltage converter. Notable exceptions to this are Japan, USA and Canada which uses 100/120V 50/60Hz.
If your country does not use appliances within the 230V 50Hz mains voltage range, you will need to purchase a voltage converter. This will transform the voltage from the power outlet into one your appliance can use. You will also need a power adapter.

You will probably need a voltage converter. Unless you purchased the general export model with a switchable voltage power supply, your PMX2000 will have the power supply for the 120V 60 Hz electrical mains and a 10A H fuse. To confirm this, look on the back of the amp.
I wish that I had better news for you.
Cindy Wells

Your machine can be plug at different voltages from 220 to 575 V. All you need to do is change the position of the jumper links that are located on the back of the machine near the lead cable connector.

Unless the power supply is a multi-system* type, the unit will not work in Australia without major modifications to suit the mains voltage. The differences between USA and Australian voltages are significant. We use a higher voltage rating for appliances than America does, and appliances made for Australia operate at around 220-250V AC.

In order for it to function correctly and safely in Australia, the power supply would need major modification, which can prove expensive, and often impractical.

Ok, plug unit into PC,via USB, navigate to Magellan website and download latest "Updates" then, you buy your map and download, and install.

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JOHN

The only obvious problem is that a saw purchased in USA will have a 110 volt motor. Mains voltage in Australia is 220, so you would need to purchase a transformer in Australia to step the voltage down to 110.

Hi. No they won't work. Different systems here (found out the hard way). Ironically we are now moving back to Australia from New Jersey and we have nearly the exact same system that we have to sell before coming back !