is this curling iron dual voltage?(also called Universal voltage) so that I can use it in Europe on 230V?
1940140
I'm using it in Europe, but you must have a proper adapter. As the plug is done for US users. This is my third Hot Tools iron, as I have different sizes. I use it without problems in Europe.
1618089
I assume you have a dryer and curling iron are 120 volt. It depends on whether you plug this into a 120 volt or 220 volt power outlet. USA is 120 volt. The majority of the rest of the world is 220 volt. So determine what voltage you will be plugging into. If it is outside the USA you will most likely need an adapter plug to plug this strip into, if it isn't USA. And if you are plugging into 220 volt you will need a converter.
1554008
No. If you are concerned about curling irons, then you should purchase a dual wattage one. In that case all you would need is an adaptor plug for the country you're in. Most things now are dual wattage(cell phones, cameras, laptops) but dual wattage curling irons are something that you have to make an effort to find.
1307945
The description definitely does NOT say dual voltage and it would likely specify if it were, and the other iron I have that is virtually the same is not dual voltage--so I would not risk it unless you hear from the seller directly.
815827
It is my understanding that it will work with every current on the planet, it has many different options for settings & plugs. I have only used mine in Europe, and I use in here in the US all the time with a curling iron that is not being sold here, it works very well.
303625
yes the curling iron does have dual voltage. NO, the brush does not rotate. hope this helps!
779564
I only bought the curling iron and it didn't work without an adapter - it is only good for the voltage change.
609151
The box says 110 and 220. Could someone please clarify if this iron works with both voltages?
859965
I used the E/F type in Vienna last year with no problems. Used with the regular charges for the Iphone, Android phone, Kindle and laptop. If you are using older appliances, be sure to check the voltage range on your appliance. I bought a new travel size curling iron before the trip to replace my 15 year old one.
1115753
This iron has a polarized plug ( one blade is larger than other) for 120v and European plug for 220v. As a safety feature, this plug will fit into a polarized outlet only one way. Info from page 2 of manual
1548593
The two voltage levels on the curling iron is on and off. But if your asking the mimimum and maximum heat level is 1 to 25. 25 being the very highest because it gets very hot.
1399527
Definitely dual voltage. Was great for my european trip in december. Got plenty hot for my thick curly hair. Fairly lightweight too. Dont forget you will still need a plug adaptor. Which on varies on the country you are visiting. Safe trip!
1883473
This is a dual voltage curling iron, so I would imagine if you bought an adaptor plug that is specific to India, then it should work. Mine, with a European adaptor worked great in Europe.
1698919
This curling wand is intended for household use.Use on Alternating Current(60 Hertz) ONLY. This unit is designed to be operated at 120V AC. P.s this is from the Operating Instructions from the product. I hope this helps.
367550
The machine that I got is 115 volts. I would check directly with the manufacturer or supplier as to 230 volt machines-I believe that most of Europe uses 230 v. The machine is made in Sweden so probably makes a 230v.
2033879
Concerning the voltage, this is all I can find in the instructions: "Use on alternating current (60HZ) only. Standard curling appliances are designed to operate at 110 to 125 volts."
221900
This iron does have dual voltage. It will automatically adjust to the proper voltage. Use an adapter plug with the correct configuration.