i just got a new VOIP device from Taiwan. It only has 110 v but i failed to see that the adapter is not match with 220v socket. I had plugged it directly. Will this totally damage my device or i can still fix my device? please help me. i feel terribly sad about this.
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it would totally destroy your device. It might run correctly for a couple of seconds and then it will probably start smoking. You have to get an adaptor and a power converter. it is just getting too much power