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One of my relations who lives in the USA gifted me with a Mac Mini Aluminium Unibody 1.4 GHz Dual Core i5 (Late 2014) (Product code MGEM2LL/A-4-500).
The power cable reflects 2.5A 125V and in Sri Lanka electricity contents with 230 volts.
Please explain whether I can directly plug in the Mac mini to the power supply or do I need to use a power adaptor to reduce 230 volts to 125 volts.
Thanks.
Ignore the ratings on the Apple-supplied power cable, just use a plug adapter & you should be all set.
Ignore the ratings on the Apple-supplied power cable, just use a plug adapter & you should be all set.
Yes you can, the mini consumes far less current than what it’s cable’s rated for, while it’s power supply adapts to 230V automatically. You’ll need a plug adapter, that’s all.
Thanks.But the existing power cable shows as 125 volts.
So, is it will be an issue if I just plug in using that power cable to 230 volts?
Thanks for the support.
You’re welcome.
Power supply to Mac Mini Aluminium Unibody 1.4 GHz Dual Core i5 (Late 2014) in Sri Lanka with 230 volts
