I just bought this item and wanted to double check: I live in US and want to be able to plug my 220V devices to this outlet. Would it work?
185456
This will not convert 110 to 220. this would have to be plugged into a 220 outlet, or your device would have to be 110 / 220 compatible.
185457
It depends on the device. This Power strip just has universal ports, it doesn't change the power level at all. So, whatever comes out of the wall is what you get. The USA uses 110V so it might not be enough for your devices. Good thing is that they just won't work if you try. If you go the other way (110V device in a country that uses 240V) you will most likely fry the device.
185458
It will work as long as your device has an inline power converter...mobile phone, computer, iPad. If the device doesn't (i.e. hair dryer, toaster, iron), you must get a step down power converter.
185459
This is not an electric voltage converter. It's just an electric power strip that allows gadgets from all over the world to be pluged in . So you dont have to buy a separate power strip that works for 110V and another strip that works for 220V. Your gadget should mention what kind of voltage it will work on. If its dual voltage (110V-220v) then its much better and you can use this otherwise you will need a converter as your gadgets only work in 220V
1546463
I would think so, however, I'm not an electrician, but look at the connection. My 220v outlet in my garage doesn't have the same connection as this one.
427091
This will have a US 2 prong plug. It's rated for 120Volts, 50/60 Hertz. You may be able to use a transformer to drop the voltage from 220 to 120. However, my experience with transformers has never been good and a number of items have fried when I've travelled. I personally wouldn't risk it. Hope this helps.
942802
Yes, it will work perfectly fine--its made for a 220 V standard. You'll either have to buy an adapter for the socket (which is an easy fix) or you'll have to change the plug so you can use it without an adapter (the better option).
132495
This unit comes with a standard AC adapter with USB to USB-mini connector (the mini connects into the unit and the USB into the adapter). I assume you could use the cable to also plug into a laptop USB port or USB port of a TV to draw power. The unit I received for USA use was 120 volts. I assume that if you have a proper converter for use in areas where there is 220 it will work. My daughter had purchased a converter from Amazon several years ago for her trip to London so she could charge up a video camera she took with her. It worked fine. There is also a short HDMI female to Male cable to slightly extend the unit from a TV. If you want to use the second USB port which is a mini there is a short USB to USB-mini cable included as well. You must be careful when you order these units and make sure that the picture shows all the items including the AC adapter. Some units are slightly cheaper, but do not come with an AC adapter.
1355146
If ihas 220V then it should work, but if i were you i would purchase an adaptor set.
1212230
This is made for U.S. electric outlets. We do not sell any other versions and it does not come with any sort of converter. I would assume you could buy a converter separately that would allow it to work.
4848
I'm wondering the same thing, but in reverse. Since this is sold through Amazon US, will it be ready for 110 volts or 220? Someone told me that they should be set to "autovoltage" and that way I could just buy the adapter I need for the plug, but that isn't specified here.Thanks
1787506
It would work with 220V if the two are wired in series and they must be the same units. Each would then get the 110 Volts.You're better of getting it locally however.
1653115
I think you'd need an adapter to use it on 220 volts. Electricity is not my area of expertise, but I plug mine into the U.S. standard 120 V outlet; I know that when I travel to countries that have 220 V, I have to use an adapter on typical appliances. I would assume it's the same with this charger. Update: I just looked on the part you plug into the wall, and it states "Input: 120--240V" --so perhaps this device will handle 220V! Good luck!!
2185161
Yes, this unit will work, without any problems. We bought it because the regualar (subsidised) units are twice as expensive. Hook it up to a seperate 16 Amps curicuit and you are good to go. No 110V to 220V conversion needed. Got it working under 20 minutes.
322996
This item is not a convertor. If your appliance accepting both 220v and 110v you should be fine. You can probably see that on your power chord/unit, labeled "input".
610066
This product is not a voltage converter - it is simply a power distribution strip. The plug is designed to directly fit a 220 V receptacle, and will distribute 220 VAC to all of the outlets on the strip. It does adapt to several plug styles, but the device would need to be dual voltage capable.
1715958
When you say that you have a "dual voltage appliance," do you mean that the appliance will run on both 110V and 220V current? If so, then this adapter should work as the converter is built into the appliance itself.
1422758
I see no reason why this adapter wouldn't work. you are talking about going into a 220v to 120v adaptor right?
947833
This is not a converter. Its just a plug. Your devices should be capable to work on both 110-220V.
677167
No sir it won't work with 220 however you can use a converter that converts 220v down to 110v then it would work and I'm sure our wonderful amazon.com shall have such converter