Will this converter work with a curling iron?
252643
No. Curling iron contains electronic components so it cannot be used in HIGH setting. If its power is over 50W then it cannot be used in LOW setting either.
1235000
Yes you can. The adapter is a Grounded Ceramic Adapter Plug. Max Capacity Up to 3000-Watt (max 250 Volt, 13 A). This is a very good quality adapter, not cheap plastic. Your hair drier and curling iron is probably 1500-watts max.
1718826
I have not used it with hair curling iron but I think it should work.....I would suggest to mix it with water before using it.
1235002
I assume this is for overseas use? Make sure the items are the correct voltage before attempting to plug into these adapters. Curling irons and hair dryers will work IF they are the right power voltage. The device should specify 100 - 240v or just 220 - 240 if using overseas.
1180829
I believe so, though I'm really not an expert in curling iron size. It does the trick for smaller tighter curls. Hope that helps.
719089
Hi Matt, unfortunately I have not been able to use the converter because it is not compatible with my system.
779563
There is no adapter kit included with the curling iron, it just operates on dual voltage. I purchased a separate adapter plug to use with it.
650259
Yes. 120/240V is stamped in little tiny letters on the back of the curling iron.
1288463
Not sure if it will work. It didn't work with me under 220V with my hair straightener . Sorry
1211269
I have older model curling iron and the thermacell works great so if you have a new it should definitely work fine. I hope this was helpful. Good luck
1791339
The specs say it won't work with hair dryers or straighteners. You will need to find another (more expensive) model that can handle appliances with a heavier draw. The Conair TS2000 2,000-Watt High/Low Converter may work for you.
1831639
No,you would have to get a small converter. However, this same line has a travel hair dryer that is.
1791340
I cannot say that it will work for a device with heating element like the one you have and wish to use for. The specification itself says up to 200 watts. You will have to see watts indicated on your hair straightener.
1346487
It should work, though this is a very low quality converter and might break. They are a hit and miss.
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.
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...
1288031
I am not exactly sure what you are asking. I live in the United States and I just plugged the curling iron into a regular wall outlet in the bathroom and it works great!