Using US purchased printer in the United Kingdom

Is it possible to use a US purchased HP printer in the United Kingdom, with the purchase of a UK suitable power lead?

goodingm wrote:
Is it possible to use a US purchased HP printer in the United Kingdom, with the purchase of a UK suitable power lead?
Maybe...  Is this a laser printer or an inkjet?  What model?  If it is a laser printer then the fuser and other internal parts are likely set to run at 120V and will not be compatible with the 220V in the UK.  For inkjet printers you may have regionalization issues that cane be resolved with a call to support.  The inkjet pwer supplies are typically universal, allowing input from 100V-240V.  You would likely only need an adapter for the plug or a new cord.
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Bob Headrick, Microsoft MVP Printing/Imaging
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