italy power out let converted to us
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This is not a converter. It is a plug adapter. If you have a smart phone you will not need the converter. If you have an appliance , you will need to plug your appliance in to the converter then plug the converter into the adapter.
836233
All it does is allow you to use your USA pronged cords in the Italian outlets. It does not convert from 220 to 110
836234
All it does is allow you to use your USA pronged cords in the Italian outlets. It does not convert from 220 to 110 ~ btw, most modern phones,shavers, hair dryers etc convert themselves.
1252335
Hi Saida. Yes, this should work in Italy because it's listed as working in the European Union.
2202340
It plugs into my car through a power port. Not a direct 120volt house plug in.so I don't know if you can use it in Italy or not...
335007
You must look on your power supply, charger. Most of the newer ones are made for an input of 50-60 cycles 110-240 volts AC input(they usually use switching technology). Should work ok. Italy uses 50 cycles at 240 volts AC if I remember correctly.
527760
Oh my goodness. I am not familure with power "stuff" outside of the USA. I am not much help with your question, I am sorry. Still, the clippers are great. Hope you can get some better help. Sorry again.
2190639
Italy, yes. But it only accepts low voltage electrical items like cell phone charger.
1693302
I used mine in Italy with no problems. I imagine it can be used in London as well as long as you have the electrical converter that adapts there.
1711589
I honestly do not know because I don't know about the outlets/voltage in Italy. I do know that I couldn't use my iron in Argentina unless you had a special adapter I believe but you should contact the company directly about that. I'm sure they would be able to help.
1457818
Great question, and I don't know the answer. But you might check the website of Indena S.p.A., Milan for more information.
1276826
I used these in Italy with my Kindle, a small electric fan, and flat iron (all these were U.S. type plugs) with NO other converter or anything added - just one of these on the plug and then straight into the wall. Hope this helps.
739913
Yes, as long as you have the adapter for the Italian outlet. I am very happy with my power strip. Taking it to South America with me.
873835
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My Home-Bot was purchased in Italy and the charger says 220V only (not 110V).This means that, if you take the device to the US, you will have to purchase a new charger base or a step-up-down transformer.
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Italy's power is 220V, so you will need to use a 110 to 220V power adapter before you plug it in, and don't forget that there is no standard socket in Europe and they can vary from lean Italian to sturdy German and French to absolutely ridiculous UK plugs and sockets, so you will need an adapter too.
119323
A machine bought in the U.S is designed for 120v power, in Italy they use 220v. If you bought a machine in Italy, then there would be no problem.
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Good question. It is a US plug. I don't know what plug Italy uses. But whatever it is, with a converter you should do fine. I've done all right with a converter in Asia and England. It's the best travel steamer I have ever found!
1410180
Thanks for answering. Do I need a different surge protector for Italy than the ones we have in USA?