Will that work on a 3000 watts 240v kettle and a 3000watts 230v hair drier?
1020631
It may support them (the voltages are not a problem) but it may be a bit iffy in regards to the wattage. An unexpected power spike may well cause the transformer to trip offline. Normally you want to have a little cushion in the rated wattage of the transformer just to ensure it is able to handle modest power spikes.
1020632
Its also a step down converter, so it dampened the 220 Volts coming through the wall down to 110 to be used with lower voltage appliances. With your high voltage products, you may not need the step down. Otherwise, the hair dryer approaching 3000watts was the only iffy operation I had with mine.
321605
Yes, but make sure items you will plug in to this are 110V-240V. This DO NOT changes voltage. Let's just say your computer or phone will work( charge) just fine as they are 110V-240V but your hair dryer will burn
1983241
1800 to 1850 I would recommend and "travel " hair dryer to cut back on the wattage. Also make sure you fold out all the fittings before plugging it in. I broke one the first time I used it because I didn't have all the correct plugs out. The second one I had worked great once I figured out what I was doing.
2018697
It should work fine. Mine is a 1250 watt Faberware and it works like a new skillet.
1210677
This will work for the hair dryer, if the hair dryer is 100-240V. Please note that this product does not convert voltage.
408892
I am not an electrician but by looking at it I think it would work. My husband looked at it as well and he agreed but need to check the volts. I had an adapter when traveling through Europe. Our products in America required a stronger volts that the adapter didn't provide therefore I had a difficult time using my products. It blew up my hair dryer.
1276777
It would work only if your hair dryer is designed for multi-voltage. This adapter is not a voltage converter.
805479
if you know what your doing, I would say yes, 240 volts (aka 220, aka 230) is same, just diff plug/socket configurationn
514469
As long as you have a 1 1/4 wand with a 2 prong power switch The 340 will work.
330198
Used hair dryer in London.. Very heavy over a pound. Comes with replaceable 5 amp glass fuses to protect delicate computers. My guess is yes. Bring a 10 amp fuse in case. Converter is a beast, should handle a fan cooler.
1235000
Yes you can. The adapter is a Grounded Ceramic Adapter Plug. Max Capacity Up to 3000-Watt (max 250 Volt, 13 A). This is a very good quality adapter, not cheap plastic. Your hair drier and curling iron is probably 1500-watts max.
20814
Uganda uses 240V and the same plugs as the UK: this will work in Uganda. As to the hair dryer: that will depend on the circuit you use. To get the full wattage you need a 7.5 Amp minimum circuit. I suspect the normal circuits will be 5 Amps (the most typical) so you won't get the 1875 Watts. But also check the hair dryer as it may have a 240V setting to accommodate the local voltage and give better performance. The adapter does not step the voltage down so the hair dryer will have to or it will likely burn out.
29040
No, it won't, this is for a 110V lower wattage appliance. True, the plugs for 110V vs 220V appliances are different. This works well for a regular grounded plug/small appliance, but you have to check the watt limit for the plug and the appliance. The thing about a dryer is it is almost always 220V (V for volts), regular small appliances are 110Vs. An electric dryer or stove uses alot of electricity, and it must be plugged into a higher power 220V outlet, this switch works only with lower power 110V appliances and outlets. Confusing, but important...
65061
jura coffee maker is working with 1450w 220-240V. So I think you need higher W step up transformer. it means that if you buy 3000w transformer, it will be ok for your jura coffee maker.
335426
I HAVE NO IDEA, you may want to check how much voltage or amps your hair straighter uses to see if it's compatable.
81916
no,keep it simple buy what is designated for your heater read info. on this one,just in case here it is,Don't buy this one unless you buy a new water heater and have someone qualified to run a new line that is 240v(10,000 watts, 40 amps, 250 volts, 60Hz capacity)
544418
That should work fine. However, the kettle is porcelain coated so be careful drilling/cutting it as it may emit high speed procelain chips as you cut/drill. Gloves and safety glasses are a must! Enjoy your temperature controller. Mine works great!