Epson Picturemate - UK power block info needed

I bought a Picturemate from the online AppleStore when in California in April. I just tried to use it for the first time, now in the UK and after one print it failed.
It seems that the power block is not a universal one (ie 100-120 OR 240 volts) and is US only - ie 100-120 volts, hence has broken. (The Applestore assured me it would work OK in either the US or UK, so I'm not happy about this. Also, it seems the only recourse is to ring the US Applestore and complain, but then all they would do - if anything- is replace with another US power block).
Anyone here have the UK version? I need to know the power output specified on the UK power transformer, so I'll know whether this would work with my printer if I purchased one direct from Epson in the UK.
Thanks,
John

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