Is this dryer a 220 volt? Will it work traveling in Europe ?
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Not sure. Does not have add'l plug in attached. However, this dryer is WAY too big to pack. I would suggest looking at a compact type.
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Hi Josh ~It is 125v, 60hz, 1875wShould work for traveling... I've taken it via carry on luggage and had no issuesThanks ~
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This plugs into a normal 110V household outlet and did not come with any adapter plugs so I doubt that it would work in Europe
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I cannot comment on this blowdryer, but I think you might be better off getting an inexpensive model at a big supermarket chain like Carrefour (in France and Spain at least, I don't know what the corresponding stores might be elsewhere). Then you know it will work anywhere in Western Europe.
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Hi Josh ~ It is 125v, 60hz, 1875w Should work for traveling... I've taken it via carry on luggage and had no issues Thanks ~
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It has been used with a 110/220 hair dryer in England, France, Belgium, Sweden and Germany. It is an adaptor and max 250 v.
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It's a standard 120-volt grounded outlet, so if you mean a hair dryer then yes. But not a clothes dryer of course.
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Yes, it works. But make sure your dryer or curling iron works in the range of 110 - 220 volts (usually hair dryers don't) because if doesn't it will burn. Europe electric grid works with 210 volts, and that is too much for electric divices that only work with 110 volts (like the ones in the US).
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220 volts of electricity? I'd say no this is enough electricity to run an electric dryer of stove...You would have to get another plug that would fit that countries electrical outlet and yes it probably would work as long as it is 110 volts of electricity.
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This Hair Dryer has two settings, 125V for regular US use and 250V for the other countries. So Travel away! ALC
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No.120VAC only. Nice dryer. Relatively quiet. Longer than normal cord and its rubber instead of plastic. The plastic ones tend to fray and tear.
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I couldn't find any info that said it would work on 220v and there were no extra cords or places to plug them into on the machine so I would say no it will not work for your travels. Great little steamer tho.
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Hi, Yes it is 110 voltage. It does not have dual voltage, so you would need a converter and adapter to use it in places like Europe or South America. Though personally, I love it so much, I would not want to risk it overheating, so when I was in Brazil for business, I used the dryers provided by the hotel.
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Hi Pam, I should work fine. I have used it in Spain, France, Italy and Pakistan. The best blow-dryer i've used so far. I even bought the american version it's so good!!
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I live in Phoenix, Arizona and I use typical USA current which I believe is 110. 220 would be the outlet for the dryer in a house. 220 is also the current normally used in many foreign countries.
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The product is marked 100-240 volts 50-60 HZ, should work. However I have never traveled to Europe so I'm not sure about there outlets. If they are the same as USA you will be ok.
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I checked with my husband. your clothes dryer runs on 220 the regular outlets in the houe are 110 these units work on 110. YES this will plug in a regular 110 service. They actually use very little electricity. It is a very good unit.
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It is: 125 V/AC. 60 Hz. 1875WMade in Switzerland and this particular one is for use in the US. You can contact Solis manufacturer and see if you can find how it interfaces in other countriesIn terms of the volts/wattageHave used this brand for over 30 years- They last a long time - I wouldn't use any other dryer also very quiet
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I think it is 120V. It is made for use in the USA and we only use 240V for clothes dryers and larger appliances. This is made to plug into regular USA outlets. Sorry, hope that answers your question.
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The dryer is both 110 and 220 volt. You just have to turn a screw. It worked well but has only a low setting at 220v. Regards, Linda
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Yes, I have used mine in Venice, Barcelona, Lyon, and Sicily. Yes, you will need a plug ADAPTER . so you can get it into the wall plug with nothing changing. You do NOT need a converter since is already conforms to Europe's 240 vs. USA 120. Most hair dryers do the same, and so do most telephones and computers. If the appliance says 110-220 or 120 - 240 or something like that -- close enough -- electrical power in US fluxuates between 110 to 120, so it's fine. Just buy the $5 conveter plug which takes the US plug straight and changes it into the round ones. No electricity changes.