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Moving to the United Kingdom

PostPosted: June 4th, 2018, 9:49 pm
by Muhatmahadji
I have a YS640 and the Air Force is moving me to the United Kingdom in August. Will the YS640 work there as is with a US to UK power plug adapter? If not, will I need to use a 220VAC to 110VAC step down transformer to power the smoker or will I need to swap out the internal power supply?

Re: Moving to the United Kingdom

PostPosted: March 26th, 2021, 3:17 pm
by Forrestinno
Sorry, this topic is quite old, but I did not see any answers to it and would like to share my opinion about it. I believe that you will need to replace the internal power supply adapted to the power supply conditions in the United Kingdom. I had a similar situation when I moved from the United Kingdom to Australia. There are completely different conditions and one of the employees of the transport company helped me to deal with this situation, who often noticed a similar problem with people who came there.

Re: Moving to the United Kingdom

PostPosted: March 26th, 2021, 3:54 pm
by AttikusFinch
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Re: Moving to the United Kingdom

PostPosted: May 31st, 2023, 6:57 am
by YanicKlein
Moving to the United Kingdom sounds like an exciting adventure! Regarding your YS640 smoker, it's essential to check its power requirements. If it operates on 110VAC and you're in the UK, which uses 220-240VAC, more than a power plug adapter is required. You may need a step-down transformer to convert the voltage or consider swapping out the internal power supply. You might also want to explore full-service movers. They can assist with all aspects of your move, making the transition to the UK easier.

Re: Moving to the United Kingdom

PostPosted: February 8th, 2024, 2:41 pm
by MikeWaars
Moving across the pond, huh? Exciting stuff! As for your YS640, using a US to UK power plug adapter should work fine, but you might need to check if it can handle the voltage difference. If not, snagging a step-down transformer could do the trick. Swapping out the internal power supply might be overkill, so try the adapter first. Oh, and speaking of moves, last time I switched pads, I went with this cheap moving company, and they were surprisingly top-notch! Saved me a ton of cash and hassle. Might be worth considering if you're ballin' on a budget.