Does anyone own a Baby Croc Black Model F601? I purchased it this week and when I opened the flat iron the voltage indicates only up 100-120 V!! How is this supposed to be dual voltage! I was hoping to take this to Spain! Minimum Voltage is 230 in Spain! Has anyone used this flat iron in Europe and does it indicate a higher voltage on your iron? I purchased it from Amazon Fulfillment. Does anyone own a Baby Croc Black Model F601? I purchased it this week and when I opened the flat iron the voltage indicates only up 100-120 V!! How is this supposed to be dual voltage! I was... » Read More Does anyone own a Baby Croc Black Model F601? I purchased it this week and when I opened the flat iron the voltage indicates only up 100-120 V!! How is this supposed to be dual voltage! I was hoping to take this to Spain! Minimum Voltage is 230 in Spain! Has anyone used this flat iron in Europe and does it indicate a higher voltage on your iron? I purchased it from Amazon Fulfillment. « Show Less
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I have one exactly like this. I used it all over Australia and it worked fine.
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Mine says the same. I bought it for a trip to the US, but when it first arrived I plugged it in here in Australia and it worked. I didn't have it plugged in for ages, but had no issues and we use 230V.
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I don't see a model number on my Baby Croc. It is called a "Free Voltage Mini Iron" and is good for 110/120/220/240.
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I was worried about the very same thing, but I used the straightener in Europe (Ireland, England, France, Belgium, Denmark) and had no problems. Just used an adapter to plug it in.
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I don't know what dual voltage is. if you mean like over seas, probably with a adapter, never had a problem with other curling irons with the adapters overseas
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I've been looking into this as well since I'm moving to Europe. The UK, Canadian, Hong Kong, French etc. websites list it as "free voltage". Some US authorized Samsung dealers also list their models as voltage free. I would find it odd if only the US one is restricted to 120V. I just called Samsung to ask, but I don't think the support staff even knew what I was asking about. My PS4 and Xbox One are also both listed as 120V only, but actually include a free voltage PSU inside. I guess I'll give it a try when I get to Europe and see what happens. Let me know if you find any information. I've been looking into this as well since I'm moving to Europe. The UK, Canadian, Hong Kong, French etc. websites list it as "free voltage". Some US authorized Samsung dealers also list their models as voltage free. I would find it odd if only the US one is restricted to 120V. I just called Samsung to ask, but I don't think the support staff even knew what I was asking about. My PS4 and Xbox One are also both listed as 120V only, but actually include a free voltage PSU inside. I guess I'll give it a try when I get to Europe and see what happens. Let me know if you find... » Read More I've been looking into this as well since I'm moving to Europe. The UK, Canadian, Hong Kong, French etc. websites list it as "free voltage". Some US authorized Samsung dealers also list their models as voltage free. I would find it odd if only the US one is restricted to 120V. I just called Samsung to ask, but I don't think the support staff even knew what I was asking about. My PS4 and Xbox One are also both listed as 120V only, but actually include a free voltage PSU inside. I guess I'll give it a try when I get to Europe and see what happens. Let me know if you find any information. « Show Less
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From what I know you have to buy one that made for 220 volt which they sell. As far as back and forth to the us system I don't know. I can tell you for personal experience this iron/ steam generator is fantastic! I had two euro pros over the past 28 years this system is worth the price. I have no complaints about it at all. I live in a hard water area so I do use distilled bottled water. I sew on a daily basis so I need a iron/steam generator that works day after day and this one does.
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I ordered it, used it once, returned it. Was the worst design of a vacuum ever! Sorry, can't answer your concern about voltage. I would suggest that you either return it if possible or give to charity.
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On the back of the box it says under "Electrical Ratings": 15A 120V, 60HZ 1800W. I don't see 240V mentioned anywhere. On the back of the unit, on the impossible to read white raised letters, it also only lists 120V. I think in theory a power strip is simply extending any power coming in. It seems like almost all this stuff is made for the world market and i would bet they sell the exact same device oversea's with different plugs and it works fine. I'd be tempted to go ahead and use it, but you're on your own. The maximum spike current is 12,000A, I don't know what amperage is used on a 240V system, but I think it's less than the US amperage. I'm liking it more and more as I use it. On the back of the box it says under "Electrical Ratings": 15A 120V, 60HZ 1800W. I don't see 240V mentioned anywhere. On the back of the unit, on the impossible to read white raised letters, it also only lists 120V. I think in theory a power strip is simply extending any power coming in. It seems like almost all this stuff is made for the world market and i would bet they sell the exact same device oversea's with different plugs and it works fine. I'd be tempted to go ahead and use it, but you're on your own. The maximum spike current is 12,000A, I don't know what amperage is used... » Read More On the back of the box it says under "Electrical Ratings": 15A 120V, 60HZ 1800W. I don't see 240V mentioned anywhere. On the back of the unit, on the impossible to read white raised letters, it also only lists 120V. I think in theory a power strip is simply extending any power coming in. It seems like almost all this stuff is made for the world market and i would bet they sell the exact same device oversea's with different plugs and it works fine. I'd be tempted to go ahead and use it, but you're on your own. The maximum spike current is 12,000A, I don't know what amperage is used on a 240V system, but I think it's less than the US amperage. I'm liking it more and more as I use it. « Show Less
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Exactly. I am looking for the voltage information all over the product description so I can click purchase button, I even contacted Amazon customer support, but I was told to call manufacture to find out. I have wasted several hours just to try to make sure it works in 220V, thanks for this thread. And I really hope Amazon can take action to list this useful information so people don't have to go through what I did.
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I travel with it everywhere and LOVE it!! It works everywhere. I haven't had an issue with voltage so far! I don't even iron at home anymore, I love this thing so much!
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The iron is made in Italy, where outlets are 220v . . .so of course it's available in 220v, but not here on Amazon's North America site. Check Amazon UK or contact the company.
658132
sorry, i have no idea about that? we're in the US, but i have heard these models are popular in Europe so i would think they had something that works? perhaps an email to the company?
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One word: useless. I checked in the Internet the voltage of UK; it's 220V. Same here in the Philippines. I ordered four of these items from Amazon. Gave 3 to my close friends as gifts. When I plugged mine into an electrical outlet, there was a small "WOOF" sound and smoke! The blasted thing is only for 110V!!! It is definitely NOT a universal voltage item. I immediately called up my friends, told them what happened, and recommended NOT to plug it in. Amazon should specify that it is ONLY for 110V!
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if you buy it from http://amazon.com, its an american model, and not 220v.they don't give the model number but i saw the same unit on parts express, and they don't give the line voltage for it either.if you want something for europe, go to amazon.co.uk or element14.com (which is farnell) and look at what they have.remember, you get what you pay for, so if you only pay 20 dollars for a soldering station, don't expect too much from it.regardless, almost everything you buy in the states is not going to be 220v, if it was, it would state it works on 100-240 or 110/220, so since this is from the states and is so cheap, it must only be 110v. if you buy it from http://amazon.com, its an american model, and not 220v.they don't give the model number but i saw the same unit on parts express, and they don't give the line voltage for it either.if you want something for europe, go to amazon.co.uk or element14.com (which is farnell) and look at what they have.remember, you get what you pay for, so if you only pay 20 dollars for a soldering station, don't expect too much from it.regardless, almost everything you buy in the states is not going to be 220v, if it was, it would state... » Read More if you buy it from http://amazon.com, its an american model, and not 220v.they don't give the model number but i saw the same unit on parts express, and they don't give the line voltage for it either.if you want something for europe, go to amazon.co.uk or element14.com (which is farnell) and look at what they have.remember, you get what you pay for, so if you only pay 20 dollars for a soldering station, don't expect too much from it.regardless, almost everything you buy in the states is not going to be 220v, if it was, it would state it works on 100-240 or 110/220, so since this is from the states and is so cheap, it must only be 110v. « Show Less
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Dear Joon K.Yes, our Cuckoo Rice Cooker CRP-M1059F is North American version, in which uses NA standard voltage 110v.Unfortunately, it is out of stock as we speak, but it is scheduled to be restocked on Oct. 31st of 2013.We'll update its availability as soon as it is in our warehouse.Thank you and have a nice day.
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I bought this monitor because I knew from here that this monitor has AC adaptor work at 240V, but yesterday I got the monitor ,the adaptor only work at 120v 60Hz. And the Instruction Manual also says "Power source: 120v, 60Hz adapter. I was so disappointed and had a cheated feeling. Can I change the adapter to 240V one? Who will be in charge of changing this adapter for me?
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This works great in Europe. I just returned from Italy. There should be an adapter in your box that you will plug your flat Iron into then their funky socket. The other thing is to switch to 220volt (off of 110v). And that's it!! You don't need a converter thanks to it being built in. This was a great purchase.
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Nothing I see is stated about that. It does state, "universal voltage for worldwide use." It does specifically say, that you are NOT TO USE THIS WITH ANY VOLTAGE CONVERTER! The last answer is wrong for this flat iron. Possibly It converts automatically. Here is a telephone number I found on the brochure where you may get some better answers. Good luck. 1 770-552-8000 (they are located in Atlanta Georgia.)
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I just bought this one on Black Friday for $54.99, I researched the product info and found this: Voltage Input: 120V AC U.S., 100V AC Japan, 230V AC Europe. I hope it helps.