In short no. Most other countries I believe run 220/240 at the residential level, as opposed to bringing it down to 110/120. With fewer plug differences so that's why you find the Kill-a-watt style devices so readily available. What I did to allow for growth and density, was go with 30 amp 240V circuits to a PDU then to my miners. If you want to spend a lot of extra coin you can buy some pretty fancy PDU's but they're not necessary. That's very similar to what my first couple miners ran off, so there's nothing wrong with the circuit as is, for most miners. You can always upgrade down the road.
Most of the world runs 230v @50hz, most importantly, China. And for the most part (except places like China or the UK) they use the Europlug or one of the variants. They all share the two poles, its just ground they just couldn't decide together how to do it, lol. Another chunk of the world uses what America used 50 years ago, or the same they use now, depending on country. Japan uses 100v. Lets not talk about Japan :3
You can probably find meters easily for European use, and then you would need to use adapters. The adapters themselves might be too weak if not chosen carefully, or you could make your own buying plugs and cables.
