Is this curling iron duel voltage?
1966358
I use this iron with standard USA household voltage. I am thinking that you would require a voltage converter if traveling abroad.
2052254
Have a look on the curlers to see what the "wattage" is. It will be next to the 110V small print and will be a number ending in a "W". As long as it does not exceed 330W you should be okay. You should allow a safety margin of 1.5 times for the wattage rating. I.e. 1.5 x 330 is just under 500. Hope it helps. The plugs themselves should be fine.
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.
1597537
No. This converter is only for 100Watts. Your hairdryer needs probably 1000-1500 Watts. I have now clue about curling irons, but I assume it also needs more than 100 W. Look on the curling iton. It's power needs to be stated on it.You would need a stronger converter for your intended uses. Type in "converter" and the Watts you need and add 30-50% for safety in Amazon. The converter you would need will be too large for travelling!
2086142
It is not the voltage in this case, it is the wattage. Hotel 115V outlets that are meant for razors only have the power capacity to support razors, nothing more powerful, and a straightener uses a lot more power.
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.
448810
It says on the iron 120V 60Hz. I really like this iron would not use a corded one
1276828
Depends on what you are connecting with them. My iphone in Italy worked, my curling iron worked because it was dual voltage, but my Oral B toothbrush required a converter for the voltage. You need to read the voltage requirements on your device.
670642
I'm not sure what you mean by duel voltage. If you mean unplugged, no. It has a permanent plug.
1744431
Mine was a 110V. This wasn't the best thing I've gotten to wave my hair. It didn't stay wavy. Maybe because it wasn't hot enough?
2065977
I do not think it is dual voltage, no auto shut off. Never used babyliss pro - The MoroccanOil Flat iron is really great. Many people think I had my hair thinned out but it's really just because all my frizzys are gone!! Leaves your hair really soft and shiny.
2052256
You *must* use a voltage converter. If you use a plug adapter only, your curlers will work really well for about 5 seconds and never again. If you are just visiting Europe, then it will probably be easier to buy curlers there: Voltage adapters are *heavy* - far too heavy to take on vacation with you. If you still want a converter, look at the current rating (the number of amps) on the curlers, multiply that by 110 and look for a converter that is rated at least 50% higher than that (i.e. number of amps x 110 x 1.5). I promise that buying a set of curlers in Europe will be cheaper...
1630518
Charges things with no problem. Curling iron is dependent on whether it can handle 220 volts.
2140945
I dont know about the voltage but I bought this because I got a curling iron from England that I plug into that then into the USA socket and it's been working for me fine over 3 months
1019929
Hi - I don't know about the dual voltage or worldwide usage. There is a label attached to the power cord, but it is simply a warning to unplug when not in use, and also references the state-of-the-art instant heat technology. In regards to the temperature control, there is a dial that goes from 260 to 420 degrees. Whether or not this works, I don't know - not sure if I could tell the difference as even 260 is really hot. Hope this helps - I am really happy with the iron.
1203636
Yes. Just remember to change the settings if you can on the appliance. I could plug in and use my blowdryer and curling irons, but they ended up burning up after I got home because of the wattage difference and I had forgotten to switch them over to international settings.
975487
It says 35w on the iron. I use it on slightly damp hair, but it gets very hot on the highest setting. It has multiple settings which I use for curling, styling, and straightening. It leaves my hair soft and shiny. I really like this iron and even though it gets hot, I haven't burned myself. I am pleased with this purchase. It is not a dryer.