Hi, I have a US DVD player with a 2-pin plug and works with US voltage and I need it to work in South Africa, is this what I need?
1003862
Hi..i think yes..as ot can convert 110 to 220v and vice verca 220 to 110 but upto 100watt only....
1003863
No exact clue but it is a 240V to 110V. I guess it's fine, never been to South Africa anyway
1003864
I am sorry that I can't help you because I don't know and I bought a wrong one!
555329
No there is only an unearthed US 2-pin plug but you just need to attach a plug adaptor for your country because the unit will work of other typical voltages - -240v to 250v - without a transformer. You can easily get an adapter here (Australia) for $5 so I assume you can also in the UK for a few pounds.
538613
South African voltage is 220 already. So there is no need for a device like this. You might need a convertor to fit the South African wall socket.
2005991
They are power adaptable. The power specifications will show that they can be used on 110-125volts/60cycle and 220-240 volts/50 cycle. The only difference would be the electric plug will need to used with an appropriate adaptor depending in which country you plan to use the DVD player. The adaptors are easily purchased in most electrical/electronic store.
1791456
I am not familiar with South Africa electrical needs. But googling what the plug looks like doesn't resemble anything on this adapter. Therefore, I would say no.
127416
I imagine the plug is less important than the voltage. The US used 110 volts. If you use the same power as the UK you might be better off looking on Amazon.co.uk. Good luck!
1869517
Hi, all plugs and sockets are for USA outlets. I use mine with Australian appliances in my US house, have plug adapters which let you plug an Australian plug into the US sockets in the front of the box. If you are going to use it in Australia for US equipment would need a socket adapter from US to Australian. These are cheap on Amazon, brought both types for about $8 and work fine. Also a lot of my Australian electronics work fine on the USA without a voltage converter. Things like TV, DVD, lap top, wii etc, however things like treadmill, vacuum and tools need a voltage conversion and this box has worked great for me.
353287
it does play dvd's for US and it came with a US power adapter.I hope this helped.
1379330
I am not sure. In 2014 South Africa plans to change their plugs to make them safer. Here is a link to a news article: http://www.techcentral.co.za/sa-to-get-new-electrical-sockets-plugs/46026/
1351295
yes, anything that has a 9 volt rating will work. it should have the right fitting size plug for you, but remember this is only for battery backup only. it is not to recharge or replace your battery. it's purpose is to get you 3-5 hours of additional play time when the juice is low on your dvd battery then this one kicks in to do the job.
1175006
I don't know. I would look for the European adapter to be on the safe side.
1269026
I have not used this in Africa but plan to use this in France in June. Dual voltage is important. I think it will work.
540139
Veronica, when I traveled to South Africa (they use 240v), I just used an adapter. That worked just fine. As for connecting the camera to the computer, that was absolutely no problem at all. You connect the camera to the computer via the USB port...the voltage doesn't seem to matter. I hope this helps.
1087975
Hi there, the voltage in Japan is 100 Volt, which is different from North America (120V), Central Europe (230V) and most other regions of the world. Japanese electrical plugs have two, non-polarized pins, as shown above. They fit into North American outlets. So you would need a transformer from 120V to 100 V in order to not damage the player.
117406
Hello- It should definitely work in South Africa. We used it in Namibia and had a friend who had used it in Botswana. If Zimbabwe uses the same adapter, you should be all set.
610067
Yes it will work. I am in Africa and the voltage is 220 here as well and I use it for both voltages. It does NOT change the voltage - you electronic device must be for dual voltages which most are nowadays. The plug design is such that you can plug about anything into it.
1887077
My son uses this for his various portable DVD players. These plugs range in size from big squares to rectangles. If your plug has a flat base where the prongs come out, it should work.