Can I use my American TV in Europe?

Question

I just moved from the US to Europe, and i have an American TV that i brought with me. I know the electricity is not a big deal, i can just get a converter. all i wanna do is to use my PS2 (american) with the TV, not to watch tv channels. can i do that? i keep hearing different things about watts and hertz and all that, and i dunno what makes sense! help?

Answer 1

Features:

Model: TC-100B

100 Watt Maximum Capacity

Heavy-Duty continuous use transformer

Converts 110/120 Volt up to 220/240 Volt OR Converts 220/240 Volt down to 110/120 Volt

On/Off switch with indicator lamp

2 outlets on front of unit (outlets accept 3 or 2 prong US plugs and 2 prong Euro/Asian plugs)

Insulated power cord is hard wired with a grounded European shucko plug also good for Asian outlets

Comes with 2 prong USA plug to enable non-grounded use in the USA, Canada and Mexico

You must buy plug #8 shown on the left to ground the transformer in the USA, Canada and Mexico

Easy to carry with attached handle

Heavy-Duty Metal Casing and durable design

Fuse protected

Answer 2

Get a converter and find out . The game will work so anything more is an extra.

Let us know how it turns out

Answer 3

as long as youre not watching television, it will be fine if they are both converted properly to use the mains.

the televisions signals in the uk are PAL and SECAM (europe) whereas the usa is NTSC, so neither will work on your tv - which will also be of a lower resolution too.