Country is part of compatibility.
A delivery address is not enough. The local grid, plug, product variant and included cables can all change across a border. Your Power Setup accepts a quick country profile or manually entered local specifications, so the calculation is not limited to a retailer’s country list.
Fast for common locations.
Select a listed country to fill in its usual mains voltage, frequency and plug family. Treat it as a starting point, because local exceptions and product variants still exist.
Available everywhere else.
Choose “Other country” in the matcher or planner and enter the local grid and socket information yourself. Runtime and capacity calculations continue to work in exactly the same way.
Retail reach is not technical reach.
A product can be electrically suitable even when no local retailer link exists—and a retailer listing can still show the wrong regional version.
The same name can hide
different hardware.
Mains input
Check that the charging input and supplied AC cable match your local voltage and frequency.
AC outlets
Confirm the sockets on the station itself. A travel adapter changes the plug shape, not the electrical rating.
Rated output
Continuous output and appliance support can differ between 120V and 230V versions of a product.
Included cables
Solar leads, car-charging cables and adapters shown in reviews may not be included in every country.
Verify the unit,
not just the listing title.
Marketplaces sometimes combine reviews or photos from several regional versions. These four checks help prevent an expensive mismatch.
- LabelRead the voltage and frequency on the exact product label
- ManualOpen the manual for the country-specific model number
- BoxConfirm which AC, solar and car-charging cables are included
- SellerCheck warranty coverage and returns for your delivery country