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== Playstation Power Supplys == | == Playstation Power Supplys == | ||
=== Voltages === | === Voltages === | ||
Japanese Consoles: | *Japanese Consoles: 100V 50Hz/60Hz<br> | ||
100V 50Hz/60Hz<br> | *US Consoles: 120V 60Hz<br> | ||
US Consoles: 120V 60Hz<br> | *European Consoles: 220v 50Hz<br> | ||
European Consoles: 220v 50Hz<br> | *Asian consoles: | ||
Asian consoles: | |||
110V-240V 50Hz/60Hz<br> | 110V-240V 50Hz/60Hz<br> | ||
<br> | <br> | ||
Models | === Models ===<br> | ||
There are two main types of power supplies:<br> | There are two main types of power supplies:<br> | ||
Internal Power Supply, used in FAT consoles, and External Power Supply, used in slim consoles.<br><br> | Internal Power Supply, used in FAT consoles, and External Power Supply, used in slim consoles.<br><br> | ||
Revision as of 01:32, 12 December 2022
Playstation Power Supplys
Voltages
- Japanese Consoles: 100V 50Hz/60Hz
- US Consoles: 120V 60Hz
- European Consoles: 220v 50Hz
- Asian consoles:
110V-240V 50Hz/60Hz
=== Models ===
There are two main types of power supplies:
Internal Power Supply, used in FAT consoles, and External Power Supply, used in slim consoles.
Power supply for slim models.
SCPH 112
The input voltage for the PS1 is 120V, 240V
The frequency is 50 or 60 hertz