Are SICCE products cheaper in Italy ?

[RioReefr]

Just curious, I have a friend in Rome right now and been looking to get a few new pumps. Just curious if they are cheaper (or better) there in Italy.
If you do not know, don't comment.

[Vinny Kreyling]

Price unknown but electrical will be different.

[Vinny Kreyling]

Electrical supply 220V 50HZ

[RioReefr]

wrong and wrong.

All their pumps stipulate: AC/DC Power Adaptor: 100-240V / 50-60 Hz / 24 VDC

(If you don't know, just don't comment).

Just curious if prices/qualites/etc. are better/newer.
For example, electronics coming out of Hong Kong or Taiwan are using newer models before they come to the USA.

[taby15]

Damn that hurt to see.

[fijisrfr]

wrong and wrong.

All their pumps stipulate: AC/DC Power Adaptor: 100-240V / 50-60 Hz / 24 VDC

(If you don't know, just don't comment).

Just curious if prices/qualites/etc. are better/newer.
For example, electronics coming out of Hong Kong or Taiwan are using newer models before they come to the USA.



You are not in charge, any body can post even if they are not an expert on the subject. People are just trying to help, deal with it! This is at least the second time I’ve seen your
“If you don’t know, don’t comment” line so maybe you should lighten up Francis.


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[Vinny Kreyling]

Just goes to show they are everywhere!

[Gatorfan]

It is the same power supply, but it will have a 230v plug on the end.

[Bono]

I was in Rome about 9 months ago and stopped into several shops. All the Sicce products were cheaper by about 30-35% so its worth having someone pick them up for you.