is this iron work at 220v-240v??
2080421
cual es el voltaje que tienla plancha se puede utilizar en venezuela los voltajes acac 110v y 220v gracias buen dia
1210676
This is a plug adapter, not a transformer. If your flat iron can work on 220 Volts - that's all you need, otherwise you need a transformer. I myself had to take a transformer with me for the hairdryer. But this plug adapter was enough for the computers and cell phone chargers.
203486
No. You would need a power transformer. There is another model of this sharpener that works on 220/240 volt
1966358
I use this iron with standard USA household voltage. I am thinking that you would require a voltage converter if traveling abroad.
1204322
Yes. I have the lead plugged in to 220v and feel comfortable plugging in all my 110v North American products. I don't plug in 110v products that heat up such as curling irons have used this with a 220v clothes iron with no problem.
2216243
You will need to check your flat iron voltage - UK uses 240v and USA is 110v so unless you have dual voltage flat irons such as GHD then you may also need a converter. My UK flat iron/straightners (not dual voltage) blew when I used with only an adaptor plug like this, in the US. So - you can use dual voltage flat irons, buy some flat irons in the US to use there, buy a voltage converter or chance it and hope they don't blow!
1737508
No this iron does not use an adapter. It goes straight into the wall outlet. But it works on 110 v as well as on 220 v. I live in the Netherlands (220 v) and since this iron is equipped with an USA power plug (110 v), I had to replace that with a northern European plug. But there was no need to replace the power cable. It is made for both currencies.
270232
It is 110 and work with US voltage, but the water tank has a problem,the water in the tank never been used!!! so disappointing, also does not straight hair as well as other straighteners because of the grove with steam holes in it on upper blade so there s not a flat surface to iron hair well!
1307945
The description definitely does NOT say dual voltage and it would likely specify if it were, and the other iron I have that is virtually the same is not dual voltage--so I would not risk it unless you hear from the seller directly.
1968389
The Continental Electric CP43001 Classic Dry Iron is 110v only (110v is modernly also referred to as 120v). It is a wonderful iron and I love it. I am a quilter and this iron gets daily use.
1715960
If your iron will accept either 110 or 220v this adapter does not need an additional voltage converter.
2203936
My wife really loves this iron. I see nothing that specifically mentions 220V's. However, the material and instructions include just about every industrial nation in the world. We recommend this iron highly
1127112
No, this lathe can not work on 240 volts. In fact, I doubt the piece of crap could survive the trip. The one I got was damaged when I got it and I had to send it back. Spend a little more and get a real lathe.
1293581
120/230V AC 60/50Hz 35W(21W Steady) - that's what the label on the iron says! Hope that helps you!
1865674
Perhaps the ad changed since you posted, it clearly shows its 120V. Actually, I have several hand tools here in the US that are 240V. We have 240V, its just not typical for most hand tools.
1220656
Well, I am no electrician, but I believe it would depend on the current draw of the iron. The Simran specs are available online to compare.
1467249
If the iron is listed as 110-240 volt, all you should need is an adapter plug to go from the US pattern to the UK plug. No transformer should be needed.