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PlayStation 4 Teardown

Aug 2, 2014

OK, I trusted some older posts and plugged it in - happy to say its working great and nothing burned :)

I have a model CUH-1001A saying at the bottom "120V 2.1A 60Hz". Working in Israel on 220V.

PlayStation 4 Teardown

Aug 2, 2014

Can you specify the exact model you tested in the video and what it says on the rear side regarding the voltage?

I bought in US aunt model CUH-1001A. On the rear plastic it says "120V" only, and the manual for CUH-1001A specifications show also only 120V.

Is this the same model as you tested? If so, I can assume my internal power supply is 100-240V as in the tested unit, if not - I may have to buy a voltage transformer.