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Power/Voltage in Brazil..?
i'm moving to brazil this summer, and I have an Xbox 360 Entertainment system from the US that operates on 105~125V and 50~60Hz. Is the power/voltage/whatever you would call that in brazil the same? ive lost many xboxes and i dont want to lose another. And i havent found power transformers to be very reliable.. Additional Details Sorry, I should have clarified on the city, Its Rio de Janeiro. And yes Brazil is very nice, I used to live in Venezuela also..
It depends on city. I'm from Sao Paulo and it's ~110V/60Hz here. That's usually the same voltage in the most place of Brazil, but there are few cities that operates on ~220V/60Hz. By the way, you will need to buy a plug adapter, because our plug (two poles) is different than American plug. And welcome to Brazil. Hope you enjoy my country.
P.S.: Rio de Janeiro operates on ~110V/60Hz.
BeeQC
i know that the voltage is mostly ~110V (though some outlets can be ~220V, but that's usually indicated) as for the frequency i'm not so sure, but i think it's the same
good luck :)
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