Can I use this under a 220 voltage condition in other countries?
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This model is not dual voltage, that means you will need an additional voltage converter in order to make it work in alternate voltage situations. Here's what Conair says regarding this on their website: If your appliance is not dual voltage and is not a curling iron, you will need a voltage converter and possibly an adapter to fit the foreign electric wall outlet. Small converters to be used for travel are usually available from travel catalogs and stores as well as in some airport shops. Conair also carries a travel accessories line which you may be interested in buying. You may want to check with your hotel abroad to see if they provide any amenities such as hairdryers, in your room.
1739142
Since we use 110 in the US I can tell you that 220 may not work in this country but some adapters are universal so you may have to contact the seller for that question
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As long as the Voltage you are using, is Operating on the American Voltage System, then there Won't be Any Problem's. But if you try running it on the Foreign Voltage, of which is at a HIGHER Voltage, then you will Need / Require a Voltage Adapter in order for you to use it. The same ruling works in Reverse if you try Running something that's Built / Constructed for a HIGHER Voltage from a Foreign Country, with the exception that you will have to either Hire an Electrician to come in and Hook Up a Power Line that can handle the HIGHER Voltage, OR you will have to get a Voltage Adapter that has the ability to Convert the American Voltage Over to the Voltage that's used in the Foreign Countries. As long as the Voltage you are using, is Operating on the American Voltage System, then there Won't be Any Problem's. But if you try running it on the Foreign Voltage, of which is at a HIGHER Voltage, then you will Need / Require a Voltage Adapter in order for you to use it. The same ruling works in Reverse if you try Running something that's Built / Constructed for a HIGHER Voltage from a Foreign Country, with the exception that you will have to either Hire an Electrician to come in and Hook Up a Power Line that can handle the HIGHER Voltage, OR you will have to get a Voltage Adapter that... » Read More As long as the Voltage you are using, is Operating on the American Voltage System, then there Won't be Any Problem's. But if you try running it on the Foreign Voltage, of which is at a HIGHER Voltage, then you will Need / Require a Voltage Adapter in order for you to use it. The same ruling works in Reverse if you try Running something that's Built / Constructed for a HIGHER Voltage from a Foreign Country, with the exception that you will have to either Hire an Electrician to come in and Hook Up a Power Line that can handle the HIGHER Voltage, OR you will have to get a Voltage Adapter that has the ability to Convert the American Voltage Over to the Voltage that's used in the Foreign Countries. « Show Less
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Mine is for 110 V only, so if you buy one that was imported into the United States, the answer is no unless you are willing to use a voltage adapter.
1086971
No, it is only 110v. You could use a transformer if you are going overseas.
1282652
No. I searched and it is does not work with 220v. Maybe you can look into a voltage converter.
1458195
Don't think so. But it uses a transformer. Perhaps you could replace the transformer so it will accept 220.
198104
Yes, definitely you can. The charger shows input is 100-240v, so you can use it in the country like China.
904549
Honestly don't think it can be used at 220V. I would double check with manufacturer to be sure.
22162
Yes you can. I already see the IC installed on this device, It use AC-DC converter that support until 235 V. I already install it at my home with 220 V, it's work fine
1997606
This Doesn't come in the 220v model, You'd probably need a converter if you'd be using this outside the 120 volt range.
699484
Yes you can. I have been running it in 220v since I got it and have not had any problems.
638057
As far as I know, as long as you have a converter that allows for 120 volts as we have here in America, you should be fine.
326964
No, it is only rated for 120V-60Hz. A step-down transformer would be required to use it at 220V. If the 220 volts is 50HZ that is probably not a problem.
1735446
It is not rated for 220V. You would likely need a 110-220V converter transformer.
1606757
You can, BUT you will have to buy a different power supply. I bought a 220v power supply through Amazon for about $23. The power supply that comes with the US version is only for 110v.
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I have a 110V unit. There are inexprnsive adaptors if you want to use this outside the USA.