why i feel the hot wind is so hot...can't bear....is that i need a adapter? (use it in USA)
308415
no the voltage is correct, either switch to cold air, or move the dryer further away from your head
308416
The hair dryer is only meant to run on 100v. The US's voltage is 120v, meaning that the hair dryer is being supplied with 20% more voltage. As a result of the increase in voltage, the hair dryer will consume 44% more power and get 44% hotter. This is dangerous so please buy a transformer with a higher wattage (2000 watt - 3000 watt). The hair dryer uses 1200w so do not be cheap and try to buy a 500 watt or 1000 watt transformer; the fuse will blow out when you turn on the hair dryer.
2107254
No, the adapter plugs into a USB port. If you already have an a/c adapter that accepts a USB cable you can plug it into that. This fan moves way more air than one would think.
894575
Lucky for you. I only used mine once. It got so hot I was afraid it would damage my phone. Send it back and get a refund. Not worth ruining a phone.
786614
I wish mine blew cool air. Mine blows hot air making it impossible to use in the summer months when humidity is high.
693184
You need to vent it outside so the hot air has somewhere to go. A window is the easiest.
895088
My adaptor states '90 W Max'. I am still using it and have had no problems. Hope this helps!
713117
Voltage is that for USA and America, not Europe. It does get a bit hot, though, if you are sentitive you will have to consider this, but it has worked fine for me, because I do not stick my head in all the way when put on high.
1436550
Yes, make sure that it's in heat mode and that the temperature nob is turned in the proper position. Then, you'll feel heat. really good heat.
1048459
Yes, still runs hot, so plan ahead where you will be mounting it. Also consider heading to the local hardware store to get longer screws and stand offs to both increase your airflow under the unit and move it a bit further from your mounting surface (which reflects the heat right back to the unit).
1733915
Yes, it is hot, even with the cover that it came with. I find myself tossing a turning at night because I overheat on the "bottom side."
1017257
Sorry, the amperage is too high for your needs. It could overheat what you are powering.
705163
Okay, I answered this morning with "warm." But then I got to thinking about it. I have the humidifier mounted on the dash in front of the heating vent, so it feels warm. I went outside and checked. It is actually a cool mist. So sorry. Hope you didn't order something you didn't want because of what I said.
1847727
Yes it's supposed to get hot. It's where the amp is housed. Not a problem. It was designed this way.
894260
We purchased the Ambient Weather WR-AC1 Mini-USB to AC Adaptor for Small Electronic Devices for our WR-111B radio and it works fine. We do not have any overheating problems. We keep ours plugged in since my husband likes checking the weather channels, as well as using it for a bedroom radio. It recharges the battery periodically. We are very happy with the adapter.
1438737
It sounds like you are over driving the power of the adapter and certainly the cable should not get hot. If it is attached to a phone then check the phones spec's for the correct power rating of the adapter.
1947047
For the price, I would not use it. The adapter from the wall outlet to the dehumidifier got incredibly hot. I was afraid of a fire.
1612557
I've lived in Japan for 6 years--you don't need an adapter to use US devices in Japan, unless maybe you have something that is grounded (3 prongs) as some outlets in Japan aren't grounded. Their voltage is slightly less than ours, 110V as compared to 120V in the United States, so no worries there, either.