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• Travel Kit adapter is effective for use in South Africa for my Iphone6 and Ipad Mini?

  Adapter Travel Kit Apple is effective for use in South Africa for Iphone6 and Ipad Mini?

  The Apple Travel Kit does not include a Type M adapter that is needed in South Africa.

  You can buy adapters at airports, luggage stores and online.  For example, Amazon has them:

  https://www.Amazon.com/Ceptics-grounded-universal-adapter-Africa/DP/B007YLFNL4

• Adapter Kit Apple World Traveller is not about the Iphone.  What devices can I reload Iphone foreign 6s

  What devices do I need recharge my IPhone aboard safely?  The adapters Apple world traveler Kit does not have the I phone.  Do I need a separate transformer to step down the voltage from 240 to 110? or does multi auto power?

  Products Apple will be operated to 100-240 Volts and 50/60 Hz, so as long as you have a simple adapter to fit the wall socket, the power supply / charger will work everywhere in the world that you can go.

  Look closely at the fine print on the AC adapter / charger (you may need a magnifying glass) to confirm.

• Travel to Asia - will I need a special adapter?

  I hope someone who travels internationally on a regular basis can answer this question for me.

  This summer I will travel to Hong Kong, Manila, Seoul and Tokyo. Having never been in any of these countries, I thought I'd ask on power adapters. I will be carrier my MacBook, iPad Pro and iPhone 6s more with a power strip. Assuming that I can plug these three devices in the power strip, will I have any type of adapter for it?

  Other tips you think I should know about this trip would be appreciated, too :-)

  Al you need is braces adapters for catches. If you read the following printed on the power supply, you will see that they are all good for 240 volts 50 Hz or 120 volts 60 Hz.

  Apple sells a travel kit that includes a range of adapters.

  http://www.Apple.com/shop/product/MD837AM/A/Apple-world-travel-adapter-Kit?FNODE = 8 b

  But, no matter what brand of adapters should work.

• UK supported Japanese MacBook transformer?

  My friend has an old (c. ~ 2012) the Japan MacBook, they next transformer 60W MagSafe (A1344) and use a converter to the British type BS 1363 plug.

  MagSafe: https://cl.ly/0g2G2T2a3e2I

  BS 1363 Converter: https://cl.ly/2S3M3p3c3H2u

  It of an ugly solution and is not quite secure when it is plugged into the wall outlet to their liking. I suggested the official Apple UK adapter, but are unsure that it will convert just as the other plug.

  Apple UK adapter: http://tinyurl.com/jx3gh6u

  Is it safe to use the Apple UK adapter in a Japanese MagSafe 60W transformer?

  Hello hamper,

  Thank you for using communities of Apple support.

  I see that you are looking for an alternative through a converter card to use a Japanese plug and adapter in England. An option for you is this available in the Apple Store adapter kit: Apple World Travel Kit adaptor this kit contains the UK taken adapter, as well as adapters for other systems.

  Best regards.

• Load the Mac Book Pro

  I am able to charge my Mac Book Pro, in countries outside the United States without having to buy a converter?

  The only card you need would be one that changes only

  "fitness" - just the pins make contact...

  If any travel store or electronics store to have an adapter.

  There are no additional electronics in this type of adapter.

  There are several forms for different regions in Apple Travel Kit:

  • About the Apple - Support Apple world travel adapter Kit

  When traveling, you can use the Apple World Travel Adapter Kit

  to load your Apple products in different countries. This type of

  Kit does contain all the electronics, so it's a passive converter.

• How to use the adapter from the wall with my Mac Pro laptop?

  How to use the adapter from the wall with my Mac Pro laptop?

  The AC wall connector is not compatible with the outlet on the MBP?  As the MBP charger will work from 100v to 240v, a transformer is necessary.  You need a converter that connects to the power outlet home and is compatible with your MBP.  You can buy the Apple travel kit:

  http://www.Apple.com/shop/product/MD837AM/A/Apple-world-travel-adapter-Kit

  Or you can use a single specific converter for the geographical area:

  http://www.Amazon.com/orei-grounded-universal-adapter-Singapore/DP/B004SCSV2U/re f = sr_1_4? ie = UTF8 & qid = 1460735377 & sr = 8-4 & keywords = us + in + uk + power + adapter

  (it is a UK USA example)

  Or you can get the converter that adapts the charger directly:

  http://www.Amazon.com/HIOTECH%C2%AE-extension-charger-connecting-specification/d p/B00MA48JZW/ref = sr_1_3? ie = UTF8 & qid = 1460735486 & sr = 8-3 & keywords = us + in + uk + power + ad aptor + apple + charger + cord

  (again, this is for a UK plug.)

  Ciao.

• Where can I buy electric adapt or the connection to the use of the iPhone in London?

  I'm going to London and should be able to charge my phone on their electrical outlets. I guess I just need an adapter. Can you advise me?

  All you need is a wall plug adapter. These are only a little money... you can buy them online, if you have the time. Many airports have stores where you can buy them.  Apple stores sell a world travel kit, but it's quite expensive, the kit provides maps of wall to almost any country in the world.

  I paid $ 64 for mine.

• Satellite Pro L300 - use of the power cable between the countries

  I'm buying a Toshiba laptop Satellite Pro L300 T4200 everything here in New Zealand, where I will be staying for the next six months. However, I'm heading back to Alaska (United States) in April.

  Someone could answer my concerns about the use of power cables and to buy once back in the States. for the most part is it safe to use a USA power cable in this laptop bought NZ without breaking something to bits?

  THX, kim3300

  When you return to the States, I think that you must travel kit adapter power supply only.
  I recommend you consult your dealer and gathering information that it will be the best for you.

• Using cell phone in canada for 2 weeks

  Do I have to use my cell phone in canada with their voltage difference.

  Hi, Kate

  I think that you need travel kit of adapters and as far as I know you can buy it in a travel agency or somewhere on the airport.

• Taking the Mac Mini from Canada to Europe

  I have a Mac Mini to the Canada last year, and I wonder if I can use it in Europe. I did a search online and was unable to find information updated on this.  If I need to buy a new power cord, where can I get one?

  The power brick works without attention to the Canada and Europe. But you will need wall adapters as those appearing in the Apple World Travel Kit.

• Can I charge my iPad using a voltage converter and an outlet of 50 Hertz in Europe?

  IF I want to reload my iPad in a foreign country with 230 v AC and 50 hertz can do with a (at 115 v) voltage converter and still using 50 Hz instead of 60 Hz? Who will work ok without damage to the iPad?

  If you use the charger supplied with your iPad, it will switch automatically. You may need an adapter outlet such as those at Travel Kit for the Apple world.

• How can I recharge my MacBook Air in Australia?

  I will be studying in Australia from February to June, and I need to bring my MacBook Air for academic use. I'm afraid to use my US charger with an Australian converter and adapter, because I don't want to fry my charger or laptop. Is it possible that I could buy an Australian charger for a MacBook Air, and it would be acceptable to use on my Mac we?

  Thanks for the help!

  The MagSafe power adapter is bitensión, so it is safe to use with 110V or 220V.  You can buy the World Travel Kit that has additional sheets to replace the current on the power adapter.

  http://www.Apple.com/shop/product/MD837AM/A/Apple-world-travel-adapter-Kit?FNODE = 8 b

• Aironet 1252 management VLAN

  I have here two or three 1252 s and I wonder if it is possible to configure the access management / VLAN.

  Switch is configured like this:

  encapsulation dot1q switchport
  switchport mode trunk
  switchport trunk vlan 99 native
  switchport trunk allowed vlan 10

  Access point should be as follows:
  1. VLAN 10 - SSID CRM (tagged)
  2. VLAN 99 - management VLAN (unidentified)

  In vain I tried several things like:
  1. configured sous-interface GigabitEthernet0.99 with native VLAN and IP address and BVI1 without IP address
  2. don't GigabitEthernet0.99 subinterface configured with VLAN native and no IP address and BVI1 with the IP address

  GigabitEthernet0.99 is in the bridge-Group 1.
  GigabitEthernet0.10, DotRadio0.10 and DotRadio1.10 are in the bridge-group 255.

  Still can not ping IP address of the access point management. Default GW is correct.

  Hello

  Please change your configuration VLANS allowed to it and try:

  switchport trunk allowed vlan 10 99

  Even if you define a VLAN a VLAN native you still add to the allowed list of VLAN.

  Best regards

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• in Cisco licenses a single model controller WLAN HA

  Hi all

  I am performing an estimate on the CCW. I have to configure a wireless controller with 12 licenses the AP based on the Cisco model. Please find below the BOM:

  C1-AIR-CT5508-K9	Range Cisco ONE - 5500 controller WLAN w / 0 AP PFR
  CON-SNT-CT5508K9	SNTC-8X5XNBD C1-5500 Wireless LAN Con w / 0 AP PFR
  LIC-CT5508-BASE	Basic software license
  ECMU-CON-LICCT8BAS	Southwestern Scotian platform upgrades the software Base Licens
  C1-MSE-PAK	Cisco MSE license a PAK
  C1FPAIRK9	Cisco ONE perpetual Foundation - wireless
  ECMU-CON-C1FPAIR	Southwestern Scotian platform is LEVEL C1 perpetual Foundation - wireless
  C1-WLC-1	THE Cisco Wireless LAN Controller PA license (any WLC)
  C1-WLC-PAK	THE Cisco Wireless LAN Controller AP License PAK (all WLC)
  C1-PI-LFA-AP-K9	PI license Cisco FOR LF & as WLAN device
  C1-ISE-BASE-AP	Cisco identity services 25 Lic endpoint database engine
  C1-MSE-LS-1	A Base of CMX Cisco (location + Connect) - 1AP license
  C1-CEM-25-K9	Cisco energy Mgmt Perpetual Lic - 25 end Points
  C1-CAND-1	Cisco connected THOSE Analytics Net deployment - 1 Dev Lic 1 year
  C1-LC-5-1Y	Cisco a 5 fps 1 year Lic StealthWatch
  C1F1VAIR-02	Tracker PID v02 Fnd Perpetual AIR - no delivery
  SWC5500K9-80	Cisco Unified Wireless Controller version 8.0 SW
  AIR-PWR-CORD-THIS	AIR Line Cord Central Europe
  AIR-PWR-5500-AC	Cisco series 5500 redundant power wireless controller

  Now, I have to configure a controller HA. In the CISCO model, the SKU is the same as the controller, which I configured above.

  Configure the controller HA without AP licenses?

  Please give me the best way to configure the WLC HA in the Cisco model

  Hi Angel,

  If you get a C1-AIR-CT5508-K9 , then you should not have licenses on the secondary unit (who you called unit HA). However if this is not the case then the usual requirement of license AP 50 County should hold to convert a secondary WLC. The number of licenses AP 50 can be registered license C1-WLC-1 pool.

  Hope I was able to clear the confusion.

  Best regards

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