Can this be wired to a 2 wire hair dryer?
1542204
I am sure you COULD, but I wouldn't. I am no electrician, but I believe that if your dryer does not have the third wire, this device will not provide the protection that it is designed to provide. It would be a waste of money.
1542205
Yes, it can be. Just hook up to the line and neutral wires. Not sure why you would want to. A new hair dryer complete with a GFCI attached would be less expensive than just this device by itself.
1542206
Yes, it can be.Just hook up to the line and neutral wires. Not sure why you would want to. A new hair dryer complete with a GFCI attached would be less expensive than just this device by itself.
1542207
Yes. It has posts that to crimp connectors to. Check the hair dryer amperage first though
1407033
I would not. It 'fried' a hair-dryer of mine and I don't think it's worth the risk. I've had other converters in the past that were considerably larger and more expensive with which I never had any problems.
1831639
No,you would have to get a small converter. However, this same line has a travel hair dryer that is.
1449947
The Fan is set up to be hard wired. You can wire a 3 wire "pigtail" plug on it with no problem. You can get a cord like this at any electrical supply store or home improvement box store like home depot or Lowes. If you want a dryer fan pre-wired and ready to go, you would want to order a DBF 4XL by Fantech
661456
The one I have is 2 pads on one wire and another 2 pads on another wire. There are 2 spots in the unit to plug in 2 wires. One to the left side and one to the right side Hope this helps
970420
will this hair dryer work in dual voltage? 125-240v? in countries outside of America
1672972
Yes. We used the same on our old boiler at camp and that was only two wires. Just determine what is your hot wire.
457221
This should be able to power a hair dryer however I would check the wattage output on the hair dryer if it is less thanow 1500 watts you are good to go just remember to only have the hair dryer plugged into the inverter
1676031
Definitely not, this has only about 200W output where a hair dryes has 800-1000W. Hope this helps.
362267
this is made for a 110 outlet you will burn the hairdryryer up if you use 220
1011665
I don't know. I have the Andis hair dryer....sorry, hope you find your answer.
745016
Yes. It has dual 4-ohm coils. Can be wired to either 2-ohm or 8-ohm depending on your configuration.
1597535
No. This converter is only for 100Watts. Your hairdryer needs probably 1000-1500 Watts. I have now clue about curling irons, but I assume it also needs more than 100 W. Look on the curling iton. It's power needs to be stated on it. You would need a stronger converter for your intended uses. Type in "converter" and the Watts you need and add 30-50% for safety in Amazon. The converter you would need will be too large for travelling!
661455
The one I have is 2 pads on one wire and another 2 pads on another wire.There are 2 spots in the unit to plug in 2 wires. One to the left side and one to the right sideHope this helps
2070083
This converter will work as long as the hair dryer wattage is less than 1875 watts.
1882907
Sorry but no. Because a dryer needs a lot of power, it has a different style of plug. This extension can carry a maximun of 20 Amps, your dryer needs 30 Amps. and uses a large "crowsfoot" plug.
1899925
I think you need the adapter and the converter. One plugs into the other to form a unit. Otherwise you risk not only damaging your equipment but also either tripping the power in the apartment or even worse. And, yes, every place I stayed in Italy had hair dryers. Check into that because it seems to draw more current than anything else.