I purchased a massager accidently that is a 220v. I need to step it down to plug in to a 110v outlet. Is this the product I need?
1453893
Hi Martin, yes this product works both ways. You have a small switch to select if you want to go 110-&gt;220 or 220-&gt;110 Just Make sure the massager requires less than 100 watts for continous usage.
1453894
Hi Martin, yes this product works both ways. You have a small switch to select if you want to go 110->220 or 220->110Just Make sure the massager requires less than 100 watts for continous usage.
1453895
Yes, it transforms the 120 to 220 or if You were in Europe you would need a converter to use your 120 volt stuff (electric razor, hair curler, radio, laptop etc) to accept 220 0r 240. Same unit as you are considering purchasing.
719848
Kris,the one that I had that looks like your infrared massager is for house current 110 volt power. Jim
282302
You just need an adapter for the 220. If the charger does not come on. then a step down converter is needed. Usually a set of 4 adapters and a converter are available from a hard ward store. as a last resort try a travel assesory outlet
210518
My manual says it requires 120vac. If you have a transformer to step down your voltage, you could use it. I have no idea if this would be available but you could go to an electrical hardware shop and ask them.
1114485
I believe this works with 110v, so you may need a converter to step down the current if its 220v in Europe, or an adapter to fit it in the wall plug.
142791
I suggest using a step down converter to bring the 220v to 110v. I would not attempt the use of the Bissell without stepping it down to 110v.Terry Braun
1151991
Unfortunately, no. You need to get a separate transformer to step down from 220v to 110v and connect to the alarm. 60W transformer is sufficient.
1029582
I don't believe so. You will need a transformer to convert 220v to 110v to use this one.
593262
A 110v surge protector is not going to take 220v well. You need a 220v surge protector and if you use an adapter, you need to make sure you get one that connects the ground.
1335683
No, the plug is 110 V, and usually plugging 110 V machines into 220 V outlets produces very unsatisfactory results.
1365466
I bought to use it for a infrared lamp that I got from Germany. I used the lamp for many years in Europe without any problems. It needs 220 V and 100 W electricity. Unfortunately this thing worked 20 min and stopped. It's just not good for such a big consumption. I don't know how much power your massager needs, but if the consumption is big just don't buy this converter.
1216073
Yes, but first check the wattage of the sander and drill press you bought. Make sure it is less than 300w, or much lesser (I am a more cautious person). You need to select the input voltage to 110V at the back of the transformer. You will plug into the 220V output in front.
2224059
My unit came with a regular 110 plug in. It is not intended for 220 as far as I know? If you prefer ask the manufacturer. Stay safe and know what you're doing with electricty before you tryAnything 220v.
444862
It is only rated for a 120V outlet. I would assume that you would need a step down converter to use it with a 220V outlet.
1142444
The manual indicates it should be plugged into a 120volt receptacle. No mention is made of 220v
2003316
No its a 110v plug in. You could get a step down if your in a country that uses 220 but id just buy a 220v unit
146993
I doubt it. The 220v outlets I have at home and at work are completely different from my 110v so I wouldn't even be able to test it. Personally, I'd get a volt converter if you do have 220v outlets that fit a 110v plug.