Can I use this converter for my heating pad? It is a 50 W/120V appliance.
1564182
I only used it to charge my electronic devices. I did not use it for any hair items or anything else. I don't see why it wouldn't work for the heating pad, but I am not completely sure.
20115
Yes, you can use this for 220v country. I am using the same converter for my heater in India.
1351684
No it will not harm your pad, your converter should always be a higher wattage.
478247
The particular adapter is rated to work with 220V/50 Hz but you would probably need to buy a plug converter.
1073839
It is designed for 120 volt. If you have the right adapter ( transformer ) you probably could.
560957
No reason why it shouldn't. You have enough of a margin. You could possibly use a 1500 W one also. One other thing, make sure that you are not using more that on appliance on the convertor at the same time.
856688
I would think you would need to by a converter. This works off of 110-120 volts.
538157
This converter is actually made to reduce power from 220v outlets/output to 100-120v so you do not overload and "fry" your appliance. Your heater may work on 110-120v but not as effectively or efficiently as it would on 220v's.
1550912
At first, I answered, "I don't know", but I understand some appliances can be used with a converter. Have you tried contacting the manufacturer?
81527
I don't know; Mine has a 110 V plug and outlet; would one of the current plug converters work with this type of appliance?
958677
We are standard US 120v, so I don't know if it can be converted. You could contact the Chef's Choice. I couldn't find email, but here's the other contact info from their website:Chef's ChoiceEdgecraft Corporation825 Southwood RoadAvondale, PA 19311 U.S.A.Customer Service800-342-3255610-268-0500Monday - Friday, 8:00 AM - 4:30 PM (EST)
1734541
Absolutely not. Buy only from a European Amazon site to be sure of 220v and the right prongs. Don't use a converter. It will fry your appliance.
538161
Your heater needs 4000 Watts, however the converter is only 5000 Watts. In theory is should work however it is suggested to take about 50 % extra capacity on the transformer related to its anticipated use.Most likely it will work for a while, however the automatic fuse might activate...
1660482
It should as far as I know but remember this is an adapter not a convertor. Whatever you are plugging into this has to be able to take 240 volts. Most electronic devices do take both 120 & 240. My wife bought a curling iron for our trip that took both. If your equipment only takes 120, it will be fried.
94617
This is a 120v, so you would need to have a converter or it wont work or youu will fry it.
1912900
No! 50cps is okay, but you will need a step-down transformer (voltage adapter) to go from 230Volts to 120Volts. I'm surprised that you cannot find a comparable waffle maker that accommodates 230V.
2239000
It should work if you're using a transformer (step down) converter plug and not a "cheater" plug. The cooker should manage with 50hz fine as it's not a motor.... It's just a timed hot-plate. :)