I am in the U.S.A. and I have a 600w Nutribullet (blender) that I would like to take with me to India. Will this converter do the trick?
1471972
Keep in mind the handle on the device is very bad designed and not manageable
1038206
well to be honest I think it wise you contact the company direct. the voltage is probably different in India than in the USA and would not want to be responsible for ruining your mixer w/bad advice
555411
It is 120 you would have to contact Worx or look into if there is an adapter for 120 volt 3 prong items to run in India
352518
Nothing new from other responders, but I used mine in the UK on an un-converted 220 adapter, worked fine for my 220 adaptable devices. So yes, It handles UK/Europe/India power, as long as your devices will also do.
2084030
More than likely, yes you will need some type of voltage/wattage converter. However I'm not sure what India uses in terms of power whether it's 110 or 220, may want to Google that if you're unsure. Two quick thoughts though, I'd personally suggest not to buy this particular unit. Went through two of them and they both crapped out on me after a day. Second go to an electronics store like radio shack or maybe amazon has them as well. But you'll probably want to find an adapter that can plug into the type of plug used in India. If you don't understand the difference between an adapter and converter think of it this way. An adapter is like using a micro SD card, but your camera takes a full size SD card, so you get an adapter to make it full sized. The converter regulates the power coming out of the wall, which is what this product on this page will do. Sorry if that was redundant, but sometimes people need it spelled out. Enjoy your trip though!
541657
You shouldn't need any extra converter aside from what's included in the kit. I didn't have any issues with devices/appliances during my travels. Just make sure your hotel can accommodate the wattage of your device.
217032
It works in India as I am using it but you will need voltage converter of 240V to 110V
1073567
I don't know if getting a converter plug will work. I am not sure if the equipment can take that much power but it probably can seeing that when you go to countries using different voltage from the appliance/equipment you take there it usually just requires the converter plug to make it work. Some actually have a little thing where you can switch between currents.
947599
No it is not. You would have to use a plug adapter that does that conversion; look them up under travel adapters. Hope this helps.
1597702
you would have to get an adapter/transforner, Indias power is 230v 50Hz, while US power is 120v 60Hz as well as an adapter from the US standard 3 prong to one that would fit your recepticle. Also as the India power system does have issues, a good battery back up device with surge protection is highly recommended.
949793
I got a Kitchenaid machine back in 2001 and bought a power converter. It is working ever since, no prob. But i have to admit, the converter did cost around $75.. So you have to decide, whether it is worth it. Since i have it already, it would make sense buying this blender here, and save, because they cost around $300 and more here in germany.
2112872
Hello Ms. Martinez,I haven't used the converter yet but my understanding is it is a step-down transformer (from 220v down to 110v). As far as I know, as long as you are not using an appliance that has a motor in it and within the power rating (watts), then it is okay.I'm not sure it it answers your question.
1413101
Unfortunately no, it's twice the W as it capable to convert. You'll just burn it if you use it. Are you going to EU with blender?
172284
The 50W round plug converter(seven star) worked well for me in all locations in Israel. I used it to recharge camera batteries. I would not use it for high power items i.e. hair dries and such.
750893
I don't believe it will without a power converter and even using that it may ruin you magic bullet. The magic bullet is meant to use 110 electrical outlets and I believe India runs on 220 electrical outlets.
1592574
I can't speak to either on personal experience. Specific locations may vary within a country. Try <www.walkabouttravelgear.com> as one source of information for adapters world wide. Refer to their " world-wide electrical index". Do be sure to check your appliances for compatibility with 220V power. That is a universal in Africa. Most new appliances are, but will burn up if they are not. Transformers and converters are available, and not cheap for reliable ones.
615459
Yes and here is another post regarding this converter. Will this work in India?I have no idea, I used it in Ireland. Sorry.