Hi can volts be adjusted and be used globally?
1185419
Hi, I'm not certain. Most electronics allow different prongs so it should but I don't know what the different electrical current would do to the internal thermostat. Keep in mind that the thermostat is needed to keep your hair from burning off.
1185420
The voltage cannot be adjusted, but temperature can be adjusted to your preference.
1185421
Hi,I'm not certain. Most electronics allow different prongs so it should but I don't know what the different electrical current would do to the internal thermostat. Keep in mind that the thermostat is needed to keep your hair from burning off.
616481
No you can't. They have different models for that voltage. One of those European outlet adapters would be the cheapest way to go.
454463
It doesn't say anything about being able to so I wouldn't try it. I would definitely use a voltage converter with this product when traveling abroad
2070266
for sure. or you can use a controller that changes it back to 12 volt. controller is key either way
1773993
Even though you can change the voltage (required a screw driver to turn the dial so do before you travel), you will still need the small outlet adapter as the plug won't work in a European outlet. We have a voltage adaptor, never used it in any of our travels since they take up much more space than a tiny plug adapter and the majority of our electronics are dual current, requiring only the plug adapters. Hope this was of some help.
1938198
These have voltage switch on the back. So make sure to adjust according to your location!
1933301
There is an output voltage adjustment, but it's fairly limited - maybe +/- 5 volts.
2196166
Yes. For my project I need 5v they have an adjustable voyage regular on them. So what ever voltage you need you set it.
2009389
In my experience, you will need a voltage converter for almost everything. Definitely anything worth more than $15, as it's really easy to ruin electronics from power surges or incorrect voltage. For longer trips abroad, I try to buy small appliances like hairdryers there so that I don't have to worry about it.
226779
Dual voltage? I see no switch or feature which would allow you to use it overseas.
1374418
Dont think so, the whole machine needs to be on the american voltage, sorry
1188797
I looked at the cord, the charger and the toothbrush. There is no place on any of the three items to make any change in voltage. We are at 110v in the US. I am familiar with the voltage changes on appliances, as I have a hair dryer for European travel use which accommodates the voltage change from 110 to 220v just by a small adjustment. The Philips Sonicare HX6711/02 which we have does not have adjustable voltage.
1550091
Yes. There is a voltage selector switch on the back of the unit. I just checked my manual.
504593
No, you cannot select the voltage on these. It may be that it could accept a range of voltages but you can't select anything.
1807352
i believe the answer is yes but to be on the safe side you might think about a voltage down-converter; i just examined the tool and the owners manual but nowhere can i find allowed input voltage; nor can i find their company website to answer your question; i would expect one of two things happening however: 1. the electronics might blow on plug-in - or - 2. you MIGHT be able to operate the device to half-scale; i've been finding out the hard way: cheapest is not always best (you get what you pay for)
883070
No, these do not change the voltage. They are just adapters to make the American plugs fit the foreign outlets. You would need a converter, as well, to change the voltage.
1887357
U have to use a step down voltage converter if outside USA otherwise yesAs I used in USA