Can I use Hisense appliances with different voltage power supply?

Hisense appliances are designed to operate within specific voltage ranges, which typically align with the standards of the region in which they are sold. Most appliances in the United States operate on a voltage supply of around 120 volts, while many international models may be designed for a higher voltage supply, such as 220-240 volts. If you are considering using a Hisense appliance in a location with a different voltage supply, it is important to check the appliance's specifications. Many appliances come with a label indicating the required voltage and frequency. Using an appliance with an incompatible voltage can lead to damage or malfunction. In some cases, a voltage converter or transformer may be used to adapt the power supply to match the appliance's requirements. However, this is not always advisable, as specific configurations may need to be followed for safe operation. For the best guidance, it is beneficial to refer to the user manual or product specifications available on the Hisense website. This will help to ensure safe and appropriate usage of your appliances.