Is this curling iron dual-voltage? Traveling to Europe and not sure if I can use it with just an outlet adapter and not a voltage converter.
2088487
As far as I know you would just need an outlet adapter. I've read that'll be all you need. Hope that helps!
2088488
This only has the 120 plug and no adapter provided so don't know re adapter vs. voltage converter
1839925
No, it isn't dual voltage. I burnt mine out trying to use an adapter in Germany. You would have to use a converter for it to work here.
1729279
This is a dual voltage flat iron, which means you don't need a converter when you travel to countries like EU whose electrical currents are 220v.You therefore don't need a converter because this flat iron automatically coverts voltage from 110 to 220v (EU voltage). You need a two prong adapter plug that you can buy at any airport.
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Hi Daniel, the voltage output in Europe is 240v, therefore whatever electronic you plan to charge needs to be able to accept 220v or higher. The important thing is the read your labels for ur electronics. If your electronic can except 220v you still need an adapter to be able to plug in your electronic devices because the outlets are different. But I wouldn't buy this flatiron it makes your hair freezy. I would recommend brand hot&silky; tourmaline ceramic ionic flat iron it worked very well throughout Europe, from Spain & throughout Italy & France.
1911827
It's 120V, 88 watts, so if you are running on 220-240V, then you will definitely need a transformer. Try one of the dual voltage curling irons - this one will melt down.
1288030
If you live in the U.S. yes, this curling iron can be plugged in any outlet andit will work.
395290
I threw the package away, and it isn't imprinted anywhere on the device that I can see. It says "worldwide dual voltage" which, in theory, should go up to 240v. I used it in Italy with no problems, if that helps. Otherwise here is an iron claiming 240v: http://dualvoltageflatiron.wordpress.com/2012/09/08/nume-pro-zebra-tourmaline-ceramic-hair-straightener-flat-iron-dual-voltage-110v-240v/ Nume zebra pro tourmaline ceramic straightener 110-240v
1730265
Debbie, I just read the instructions: This iron works with 110-220v. You'd have to have a converter, I believe. I hope you can use it because I'm getting really good results. The more I use it, the easier and more creative I get!
1526537
The instruction sheet says it works with heating type appliances up to 1875 watts, including curling irons. However, I have never used it for this application. Yes, it does convert 220 to 120 volts. Thank you.
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After doing a search for dual voltage flat irons, I ordered this one. When it arrived, there was nothing on the packaging or the product itself to make me think it actually was dual voltage. I came back to the website to double-check my information. I read again customers' claims that it is indeed dual voltage. I went over to the wall and, using a plug converter (from American flat to European round prongs), plugged it in. No sparks, no blown fuses. I live in Europe, and I wonder if the product will require replacement sooner than if I were in the States, but I'll cross that bridge later. I don't use a flat iron very often, so it may not be an issue.
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After doing a search for dual voltage flat irons, I ordered this one. When it arrived, there was nothing on the packaging or the product itself to make me think it actually was dual voltage. I came back to the website to double-check my information. I read again customers' claims that it is indeed dual voltage. I went over to the wall and, using a plug converter (from American flat to European round prongs), plugged it in. No sparks, no blown fuses. I live in Europe, and I wonder if the product will require replacement sooner than if I were in the States, but I'll cross that bridge later. I don't use a flat iron very often, so it may not be an issue. After doing a search for dual voltage flat irons, I ordered this one. When it arrived, there was nothing on the packaging or the product itself to make me think it actually was dual voltage. I came back to the website to double-check my information. I read again customers' claims that it is indeed dual voltage. I went over to the wall and, using a plug converter (from American flat to European round prongs), plugged it in. No sparks, no blown fuses. I live in Europe, and I wonder if the product will require replacement sooner than if I were in the States, but I'll cross that bridge later. I... » Read More After doing a search for dual voltage flat irons, I ordered this one. When it arrived, there was nothing on the packaging or the product itself to make me think it actually was dual voltage. I came back to the website to double-check my information. I read again customers' claims that it is indeed dual voltage. I went over to the wall and, using a plug converter (from American flat to European round prongs), plugged it in. No sparks, no blown fuses. I live in Europe, and I wonder if the product will require replacement sooner than if I were in the States, but I'll cross that bridge later. I don't use a flat iron very often, so it may not be an issue. « Show Less
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This works great in Europe. I just returned from Italy. There should be an adapter in your box that you will plug your flat Iron into then their funky socket. The other thing is to switch to 220volt (off of 110v). And that's it!! You don't need a converter thanks to it being built in. This was a great purchase.
1553108
If you have a proper converter, you could probably use it without blowing it up. I have used hairdryers and curling irons with a converter on 220 V electrical outlets before. Since this is not a very powerful beater, it might not work as well on 220 V.
1695449
Yes, it IS dual voltage. I'm not sure about using it in Europe having never traveled.
303625
yes the curling iron does have dual voltage. NO, the brush does not rotate. hope this helps!
1053690
The brochure/pamphlet that was included in the box with the dryer/curler indicates that it is "Dual Voltage" - 125v & 250v. It has very specific instruction for 220-250 volt operation. You would need to read them very carefully. Bobbie Jo
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This model is not dual voltage, that means you will need an additional voltage converter in order to make it work in alternate voltage situations. Here's what Conair says regarding this on their website: If your appliance is not dual voltage and is not a curling iron, you will need a voltage converter and possibly an adapter to fit the foreign electric wall outlet. Small converters to be used for travel are usually available from travel catalogs and stores as well as in some airport shops. Conair also carries a travel accessories line which you may be interested in buying. You may want to check with your hotel abroad to see if they provide any amenities such as hairdryers, in your room.