Global Voltage Reference Guide

Why This Matters

Power grids speak different “languages.” Give a lamp the wrong one and it flickers, fails, or worse. Use this quick-reference to match your Zeenova pieces (and any other electronics) to outlets across North America, Europe, Asia-Pacific, and beyond—no engineering degree required.

1. The Two Big Voltage Families

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Many fixtures list “110-240 V, 50/60 Hz.” That’s universal voltage—no transformer needed, just a plug adapter.

2. Region-by-Region Snapshot

3. Dual-Voltage Devices—Your Travel MVP

Modern LEDs, laptop chargers, and premium Zeenova drivers are usually marked “100-240 V, 50/60 Hz.”

• Transformer? Not needed.
• Adapter? Yes—shape, not voltage, is the issue.

Example: Flying from LA to London with a dual-voltage sconce driver—just pack a Type G adapter and you’re golden.

4. Safety & Performance Checklist

1. Read the Label – Look for voltage range and frequency on the fixture or power supply.
2. Match or Convert –
   • If label shows only 120 V, use a step-up transformer in 230 V regions. 
   • If label shows only 230 V, use a step-down transformer in 120 V zones.
3. Use Quality Adapters – Cheap plugs can arc or loosen; choose certified ones. 
4. Grounding Matters – When a plug offers a ground pin, match it to a grounded outlet for maximum safety.
5. LED Drivers & Dimmers – Verify compatibility; some dimmers are voltage-specific.

Lighting should spark joy—not sparks. Keep this guide handy when ordering, relocating, or gifting Zeenova pieces abroad. Still unsure? Our Complimentary Team can confirm voltage and plug options for any destination.

Illuminate globally. Live beautifully.