Will this kettle and the toaster work in South Africa?
1316681
It will depend on the electricity in South Africa . If it is also 110, then you should be fine.
1316682
The Kettle I have is 120VAC 60 Hertz. Made for U.S. and Japan. For 250VAC 50 Hertz you may want to try amazon.UK My daughter lived there and she had a great electric kettle.
117403
World great in Cape Town s. Africa when I was there. I most places there also the standard Europe plug also will work, but I only can answer on Cape Town. Sorry. Try Wikipedia on power plugs which is how I found out what I needed.
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.
610067
Yes it will work. I am in Africa and the voltage is 220 here as well and I use it for both voltages. It does NOT change the voltage - you electronic device must be for dual voltages which most are nowadays. The plug design is such that you can plug about anything into it.
1331667
I just looked at the set.... the plug that says Great Britain and Ireland definitely worked for me in the UK. I would assume it would work in Scotland. The appliances would be the same. Hope this helps, happy traveling!
984588
It works in Kenya for sure. I have used it in Kenya, Uganda and the UK. My daughter has just been to Europe and North Africa and she used it in Portugal, Spain, France, UK and morroco. All of her appliances, computer and iPhone were charged using trip shell. You'll like it a lot.
2210846
Yes, it does. I use it in India. You just need US to South Africa power adapter.
246121
It better work in africa just the settings is whats goin to have to change a lil thats all so yea it should work in afica
1471508
No, it will not. It is designed for 120v 60hz. You can search for "toaster 220v" on amazon. One example is 220-240 Volt/ 50-60 Hz,Kenwood TTM020A K-mix Toaster, OVERSEAS USE ONLY, WILL NOT WORK IN THE US
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Hey there. To answer your question, yes it will work in South Africa. I went ahead and looked it up for you, though network quality might lower your speed of information transmission,but we all deal with that ha! But yes, this is an great phone very crisp screen, good lenovo software that really moves! I'm very happy with my phone, in fact my brother bought a HTC desire, and he's thinking of tradeing it out for this one. Anyway I hope that helps, take care! Marc P. (USA)
1407351
I would think so. Ours was a gift to our niece in South Africa and she has no complaints. If you can get the Internet where you are, I should think you are fine.
1554450
It will work for a few seconds and then it will burn out. I'm an EE, trust me, toasters can not be economically made to support both 110V and 220V. Fortunately, there is a very highly rated toaster out there that is only available in EU and only for 220V.
125521
Am not sure because I sent it to Africa and it did not work, and in had to bring it back to the u.s
332701
Yes. i bought for my family in ghana and it worked without problem. The only thing is it uses micro chip so it needs to be cut to fit. It worked well in ghana
1491157
Almost certainly not. My toaster is 120V, and unless I got a very, very good power transformer and adapter (not just adapter, not just a cheap transformer) then I would risk burning out the toaster. If you can get a 240V version, that would work. Best of luck!
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Try SA SmallAppliance Tefal P2504237-89A. That information is over a year old so good luck.
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Yes, it should work. I use mine in Kenya. Used to be a British colony so all our power is built on the British standards.