Will this power strip work in New Zealand?
1179634
Yes, it will work in New Zealand ... however you will need an adapter to plug it in as it has a US style three-prong grounded power plug. The outlets in NZ have a different configuration. BoxWave US/ EU to AU/NZ Plug Adapter - Plug outlet adapter from America or Europe to Australia and New Zealand is an inexpensive adapter that will work, although you lose the ground. VCT VP 103- Universal plug Adapter for Australia/New Zealand/ China/ ArgentinaTravel This adapter will be safer.
1179635
Yes, it will work in New Zealand ... however you will need an adapter to plug it in as it has a US style three-prong grounded power plug. The outlets in NZ have a different configuration. http://www.amazon.com/BoxWave-American-European-Australian-Zealand/dp/B000I06JLQ/ref=pd_bxgy_e_text_y is an inexpensive adapter that will work, although you lose the ground. http://www.amazon.com/VCT-VP-Universal-Australia-ArgentinaTravel/dp/B00374I2T2/ref=pd_bxgy_e_text_z This adapter will be safer.
1179636
This power strip will work in New Zealand but you will need an additional plug adapter for the wall outlets in New Zealand. The plug adapter model is VCT VP-103
824849
it is an American plug. so, if you have a converter plug attachment, I would imagine it would work internationally.
1316681
It will depend on the electricity in South Africa . If it is also 110, then you should be fine.
226103
No. It will work in Paris and other european places that use a type C plug. For the UK you need a type G plug or converter.
936143
It worked in Australia. I haven't been to New Zealand, but if the system is the same as Australia, it should be fine.
1252116
Worldwide Usability:This unit works with 100-240v AC power so it will work worldwide, you just have to adapt the plug to what your region is!
1324382
Yes. The 6 receptacles are designed to take *any* plug from around the planet.As long as your device is rated for 240V and the Tripp Lite can plug into a UK socket, you are fine.The price is a touch high for a power strip, but they are unbelievably handy. At first I thought it was an extravagant purchase, now I own 3.
955769
No, it won't. Voltage in USA is 110V and in UK is 220V (I don't know the exactly nominal voltage in this two countries - I live in South America). You can buy a T-Rex Power Supply, which has a voltage selector, and also has isolated outputs.
608038
not sure if it will work but, the thing is, if you are in Australia, the 2-pin plug that goes into the power point, if it has a hole in the pins and no black mark then it is not recommended for use in Australia, it is illegal.
1360308
I 'm not sure it matters. The power supply works on 100-240v 50/60Hz.and ip streaming across link is an international standard so it should work anywhere.
1406876
It seems to be the right configuration for New Zealand, but I'd recommend you check with your New Zealand guidebook. Also check to see whether you need a converter (from 230 to 110) as well as an adapter.
1468068
Yes. The power strip has a USA 3-prong plug on the end. You will need an adapter to plug it into the wall outlets for other countries. I recommend the Ceptics universal adapters. They come in sets of 3 for each country, and accept inputs from just about any country's plugs (same outlets as the adapter itself). You can buy all of these on amazon.
1406877
It is - I wasn't in New Zealand but was in China, they are on the same type of electrical power - it worked beautifully!
691721
Never been to NZ but all it does is provide 2 outlets from your current socket, so whatever you use in your current socket would work in this double outlet; it provides the same current as the single outlet, since the single outlet provides the energy for this unit, it just doubles the outlet from 1 to 2, same power.
1284098
Linda, Personally I would not recommend this power strip for use in England. This power strip is rated for typical US input voltages of approximately 125 volts with a maximum amperage capacity of 15amps. It is not rated for 220-240 volt use. Additionally this outlet strip contains LEDs which may not survive if fed with 220 volts. From one adapter's description page: "...To use this plug adapter, your electric device must be 220-240V or 100v-240v..." Any devices or power blocks you plug in over there need to be capable of handling up to 220 volts. Stay safe and enjoy yourself !
1119205
I have no idea. I live in the USA, and only know how it works here. I'm very sorry. I do know that when I accidentally plug too many power hogging devices in, the strip shuts itself off, rather than causing the fuse switch in the basement to shut off, so that saves me a trip down the stairs.
1378960
I assumed you had bought an adapter for New Zealand and Australia, which is what I had bought. If your adapter works for Iceland and is advertised as such, the same thing is true. What differs between countries is the holes in the outlets, and all the adapter does is fit into the country's outlets, and then provides outlets that fit US plugs. BME