US Mac Pro in Europe

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Hello,

I've found quite a few used Mac Pros (mostly 2 - 3 years old) on eBay. The problem is that the Macs are American and I live in Europe.

My question is: do Mac Pros use a standard computer power supply unit? My point is that if they do, I could easily replace the 110V American PSU with a 230V European one.

And if they don't, I would have to have the PSU replaced in an authorised Apple service centre, right?
 
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According to specs at the Apple Store it appears it has dual voltage capabilities:

Line voltage: 100-120V AC or 200-240V AC (wide-range power supply input voltage)
 

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Apple computers and other Apple devices are voltage ready world wide. You would only need to purchase the correct adapter plug to utilize your local mains.
 
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Just buy a new power lead and all will be well.My Mac Pro came from Apple in Elk Grove, CA, shipped to Australia with furniture and simply plugged in a 240 volt local lead no problem.
 

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