will this iron work on australian power outlets
1174756
Well, you asked this Texan a question she knows nothing about. Not a travel even in our wonderful states. I know nothing works in England or used too. It is regular 110 two pronged plug with one prong larger than the other. You might email the Clover company and ask that question. They are an old a well established company in the states. Sorry wasn't more help. I could email for you if you can't yourself. You have a wonderful day in the down under. blessings.....Elaine in TEXAS!
904464
The iron came with a plug/adapter suitable for the USA. I bought an universal adapter from Staples for travel purposes.
1555268
It has an American/Canadian style plug. If Australia uses the British or European style plugs then the answer is no, you will need an adapter. Unless it is available in different plug styles.
543035
I really don't know how an Australian power plug looks like. I am sure you can buy an adapter.I use the Lenser in Europe
604205
Out of the box it definitely won't plug right into your outlets. I also believe it to be designed for 110v, so unless Australia is 110v it probably won't work. I can't answer for sure as I've never had the good fortune to travel to Australia.
2218990
Yes, you could...but only if you bought an adapter. This projector is a low volt (110 to 120) and I think Australia is mainly high voltage (220 to 240) right?. So it would work if you got an adapter that could transform the power "up" if you will. Australia uses a type 1 adapter.
507255
I'm not sure about an adapter but as with most electronics you will need the voltage converter. Because of the price of this dryer it may be cheaper to just buy a new dryer while in Australia.
730022
It only works in Australia/New Zealand to allow a US plug to jack into Australian power. It does not convert Australian 240VAC 50Hz into US 115VAC 60Hz.
550409
I doubt that. US uses 110v where as Australia is 220v. You need to put a transformer in between. Or If you get it from amazon.co.uk that should be 220v.
667145
Australia uses 240 volt 50 hertz. This model is 120 volt. I can call Kitchen Aid in Ohio to see if they sell them prewired for Australian use.
1715964
Yes it will. I just came back from Italy and used this with a dual voltage Flat Iron I purchased on Amazon. It worked great. No convertor needed.
1768284
No. It has a plug that fits American sockets and I see that this is not available on the Australian version of Amazon. You could maybe try an adaptor but not how well those work on cooking appliances?! Good luck
545700
It depends on the current draw but I doubt it. I tried to use the device while in the UK to power my hair clippers (a 50W device). I could when plugged directly into the device but if I used an extension cord the clippers did not work due to the small voltage drop across the added cord. This indicates that the device, while converting voltage and frequency, does not pass enough current through the conversion. Your iron is a high current device so i doubt it will work.
2144279
Not exactly sure what and Australian cord looks like, but I would think that a hardware store would have an adapter for an American plug to plug into your Australian receptacle.........also, Possibly contact an electrician in your area.
2019676
You should be fine most countries accept some form of the two post outlet Australia being one of those countries. The euro adapter will work in most places Australia does have about 4 versions of different plugs but most hotels and touristy places will accept a euro style plug.
284446
Sorry, I don't know how the Australian outlets may differ from USA. It is a traditional two-prong plug.
1966358
I use this iron with standard USA household voltage. I am thinking that you would require a voltage converter if traveling abroad.