i am moving to London from USA., will this transform my items there? will i still need a datptor cord?
1503192
Hello, in answer to your question, this is a two-way transformer, so can be used in the UK to give 115 Volts output for USA devices UP TO A MAXIMUM POWER OF 3000 WATTS, so should power most items okay here in the UK. However, you certainly will need to buy some type of adapter with a 3-pin UK plug on one side, into which you can plug the cable end of the transformer into, like the one in this web link: http://www.amazon.co.uk/CANADA-3-Pin-Visitor-Adaptor-Converter/dp/B000NPACOG Hope this helps, Regards
1503193
I do not know. However the good part of this transformer is that it has capability of step down or step up. So from a non experts point of view it should work.
1503194
I am not positive that England has 220 voltage, but I think they do. I am in Germany. To my knowledge all countries in Europe have 220 voltage. However, this particular transformer can transfer both ways (instructions are included). So you can use this transformer in any country with either 220 or 110 voltage, and all the cords and adapters that you need to operate it are included with the transformer.
1503195
Hello, in answer to your question, this is a two-way transformer, so can be used in the UK to give 115 Volts output for USA devices UP TO A MAXIMUM POWER OF 3000 WATTS, so should power most items okay here in the UK. However, you certainly will need to buy some type of adapter with a 3-pin UK plug on one side, into which you can plug the cable end of the transformer into, like the one in this web link: http://www.amazon.co.uk/CANADA-3-Pin-Visitor-Adaptor-Converter/dp/B000NPACOGHope this helps,Regards
1503196
The transformer will convert the 220/240V to 110V for US electronics. Be sure to switch the inbound current on the backside accordingly.
1600107
You'd have to check with the seller or manufacturer. I can only speak for the fact that it was compatible with England's outlets which is what I purchased it for.
1563324
Hi Maria, you can bring it but you'll still need to get the proper adapter (also called 'converters'). While you;re on the Amazon shopping page, do a Search and I'm sure you'll be able to find one. Enjoy Europe!!
1607425
Although the adapter has a global voltage compatibility, I guess you may find the plug does not fit the electrical socket in your new house. In that case ,either You can buy a converter from US plug shape to UK plug shape, which cost less, or you can buy a transformer with EXACT the same output parameters, which cost a little more. I am lucky because socket in China is compatible with US plug:)
1174746
Yea, UK plugs work. The entire thing goes into a US outlet, so you'll need an adapter for wherever you're going. I bought a cheap travel set + this, and I was set for my entire trip.
731630
I don't think this changes the current, just the shape of the plug. However, most electronics these days have convertors built in. When I used these to travel to Europe, I only plugged in items that were stamped "Input: 100 to 240v." That included all of my plugs (phone, laptop, tablet, etc.), so I had no problems. The hardest part was reading the teeny-tiny writing on the electronics.
947599
No it is not. You would have to use a plug adapter that does that conversion; look them up under travel adapters. Hope this helps.
2072004
I am in Denmark but yes I am sure it will. You will need a us to uk plug adaptorlike this one http://www.amazon.co.uk/Travel-Adaptor-Plug-Worldwide-European/dp/B000P0FIUM/ref=sr_1_1?s=diy&ie=UTF8&qid=1375993964&sr=1-1&keywords=us+to+uk+adapter It is not included.
955306
Yes, that is why I bought it. Just switch out the USA piece for the UK piece and plug in the USB plug to your air.
671484
Mine came with an adapter for plugging into other electrical outlets than the U.S. standards, so I am assuming it will be ok in UK. I have not tried it to verify though.
1361847
Yes. I bought mine specifically so I could take it from the U.S. to the UK which uses the higher voltage. It worked great!
2158590
YES!!! And it is easy to do...just find the right plug adapter for the country's outlet and you are good to go. No transformer needed to use this monitor. It is probably my favorite feature about this monitor.
453374
You will need a transformer for the voltage. We moved here from Europe and are using step-ups for the same purpose. That way our European equipment works here in the USA. I hope that help!
2034010
Unless it was made for UK power, you would need to purchase a Power Converter for there...
632399
If you bought it in the US and taking it to Europe you need to convert the power from 110 to 220 or it is going to burn out. Either the power cable already has the converter and it is a small black box that is part of the power cable. All you need is an adapter for the plug. If the power cable is just a plain cable without a special little black box attached to it then you need to buy a 50 dollar transformer. It is cheaper to order those on Amazon as I have done.
226103
No. It will work in Paris and other european places that use a type C plug. For the UK you need a type G plug or converter.
1562043
Yes. Two of the three available plugs accept American 3-prong plugs. Mine worked perfectly in London.