WAVE2 110v/220v voltage selector switch?

[nemydom]

Hello, sorry, I already attempted to find out in another topic, but there was no response. I really need to know that, so please, if someone could help:
is it possible to switch voltage of NW2 from US 110v to 220-240V? I would really appreciate if someone could check. I know that it’s possible for the most of older Nords, but for some reason couldn’t find any info regarding NW2. Many thanks

[JVSalazar]

Did you end up finding out if it has the internal voltage switch? I would like to know this as well.

[NameGoesHere]

Did you end up finding out if it has the internal voltage switch? I would like to know this as well.

The Answer is probably a little late, but here is a very educated guess: The Nord Piano 5 seem to have built in the same PSU, as the Nord Stage 3. It's called Nord Power 12P. It does have a 115V/230V-Switch. Both are rated 25W, just like the Nord Wave. The only Nords without an internal switch seem to be the devices without IEC-60320 C13/C14 plug. I would be very mutch suprised, if they would actually source different PSUs for digital synths/pianos with the same power rating. Thats a thing, you're simply not doing as an engineer for lowering the overall costs.

[Elias]

To put @NameGoesHere 's answer shortly: The Nord Wave 2 power supply is probably identical to Stage 3, and Piano 5, or an Electro. Plenty of advice on the forum about switching voltage.

[MikeByTheSea]

BUMP. Wondering if anyone knows if a Wave 2 can support both 250V and 120V? Can a European purchased Wave 2 be played in the US ? Maybe internal switching and a US power cord?

[Elias]

Maybe internal switching, fuse change and a US power cord. Sorry I do not know if there is a switch.

[jason88]

Wondering if anyone has a definite answer on this? Does the Wave 2 have an internal voltage switch like some other models? thx!