If I get this to use in Austria, all I have to do is plug my American electronic devices into the strip, and that into the wall, nothing else needed?
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That is true. However, if you do need an adapter, hotels can usually lend you one, and that would be enough for all your gadgets that need charging.
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That is all I had to do in Italy. It worked great and was very convenient since I had my computer and camera stuff with me.
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You would need an Austrian ADAPTOR in order to plug the strip into the wall.
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I did not need a concert for my apply tiptop or iPad. The power supplies from apple can handle 110-220v so all I needed was an adaptor to plug into the wall outlet. Also in most of the hotels I stayed in around shanghai they had at least one outlet I the room that accept a US two or three prone plug so I did not need the adaptor at all.
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My parents were just there in January. They said that all of the more modern hotels or the ones in the tourist areas have American outlets and their iphones and ipad didn't need the converter as they are already set up for 110 and 220. This converter/adapter does have the American plug adapter built in. As for any other outlet in Vietnam, I don't know. My parents said they didn't need it. You should check your devises before going to make sure they can accept 220. If they do and you are staying in more tourist areas, then you may not need anything.
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I think so. Most hotels in Europe have adaptable outlets. You can also purchase an adapter . It's a plug that fits onto your plug. Can be purchased for a couple of dollars at any home improvement store.
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Hello, AndersIt´s just the American Type A wall plug. I don´t think it will work in Europe, unlesss you can get an adapter for it.Good luck.
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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.
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The device has only one build-in power supply and it is US-only. You would need to use a converter to plug it into a European plug.
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That other plug you received is an adapter that allows you to plug into the outlets used in several other countries. You won't need it unless you travel outside the US.
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I used it in Italy and France not in Spain not so sure about the wall outlets in Spain. If your Device/s charger is made for US then yes you would need it. it is a good hardy unit, it served me well. Using a regular power strip for US connected to this I charged three cell phones one GPS a tablet and a camera battery charger at the same time,this was done over night for next day usage, I did this for twelve days in a row; it worked very well. I do not think you can use it with anything with heating elements like an Iron made for US a curling iron or a hair dryer.
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I think you would need a converter for the plug, just like the ones used for most U.S. appliances in Europe.
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I think you would need one of those connectors that will fit with the outlet in Europe. Sorry, not really sure.
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It only plugs into regular American outlets so not sure about other countries current usage.
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I believe each spot can accept either EU or British plug although I have to admit the EU plugs do not hold as firm as I would like. The wall plug itself is an EU plug but the sockets on the strip can accept EU or British configurations. As realdad alluded to below, it will be an ungrounded connection for your EU plugs if that is something of a concern to you.
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Yes, you don't need to plug it into a wall outlet, once you have a powered usb 3.0 port, it will work.
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I can't definitely answer about Europe, but this power strip has worked just fine to charge my Kindle and Ipad in Central America, and in Hong Kong. A colleague of mine has used the same power strip in Canada, Iceland, and Australia, with no problems. With 3 outlets and a USB port, I use this to power a laptop, and keep my iphone, ipad, and kindle charged, whenever I travel.
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If your outlet plus match North American (USA) standards you're fine, other wise you will need a travel prong adapter.r
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I went to Rome, Florence, and Venice in April. Before I went I bought the 3 prong adapter that plugs into the hotel wall socket. I also bought a step down converter that has 2 prongs; it plugs into the adapter. Therefore I could power my devices with US standards. I think the adapter is designed for different configurations depending on your need. Just buy them so you can enjoy your trip with no hassle.