Do I need a converter for an electric toothbrush or a flat iron? They both say 120V - 60Hz
1041107
If they say 100-250 vac then you just need an adapter. If they say 120, then you probably need a transformer that converts 100-250 into 120. The easiest way to tell is look at the plug on the end. If it has a block on the end it probably has a transformer inside of it that converts but if it just has a plug, then it needs converted.
1257677
120V 60Hz so you would need a transformer for 220V 50HzGreat machine though!
2016673
The shaver is supplied with a class 2 power supply rated 120 Volts AC 60Hz for a standard North American household outlet in the US, Canada or Mexico. Not sure if you mean North American 220 or other country 220? Either way you would need a converter and/or adapter to reduce the voltage and adapt the plug. Make sure it's 60Hz
1188797
I looked at the cord, the charger and the toothbrush. There is no place on any of the three items to make any change in voltage. We are at 110v in the US. I am familiar with the voltage changes on appliances, as I have a hair dryer for European travel use which accommodates the voltage change from 110 to 220v just by a small adjustment. The Philips Sonicare HX6711/02 which we have does not have adjustable voltage.
1210676
This is a plug adapter, not a transformer. If your flat iron can work on 220 Volts - that's all you need, otherwise you need a transformer. I myself had to take a transformer with me for the hairdryer. But this plug adapter was enough for the computers and cell phone chargers.
1250587
This iron is not dual voltage. It is labeled 120V (for use in the United States).
1560239
I believe what you would need is the Meguiars G220, which I believe will support up to 240V. I found some information here: http://www.meguiars-online.co.uk/product/meguiars-g220-dual-action-polishing-machine/
2073154
120v 60Hz, the instructions say DO NOT use any adapter with this product. Hope that helps.
2250822
I'm not sure, I must admit; my electric toothbrush, Sonicare, Philips, is HX6750; the best thing to do is send an E-mail to the Philips, Sonicare people. I've done that before, and they can tell you for sure. Here are some phone numbers: 1-800-682-7664 (Customer Service) & www.philips.com/support. These should help!
1268649
Yes, it converts the voltage. I used it to recharge my US electric toothbrush, which uses 110V, and had no problems.
1458003
120v ac- 60 hz- ONLY. So if that does not work for you, you would be a transformer
2081447
I would like to know the same thing. It showed up on the list under my search for "dual voltage flat iron".
2050212
That all depends on the hair dryer or straightener, if they can be changed from 110V to 220V if so you will not need a converter. However some hair dryers do not recommend using them with a converter. My wife ruined a hair dryer with a converter.
1997845
You need to assure your converter provides 110v 50-60Hz cycle. I am not electrical expert but that is a common requirement for most electrical device in US.
245911
A rating plate on the bottom of the appliance states "120V 60Hz 700 W" -- hope that helps.
1715964
Yes it will. I just came back from Italy and used this with a dual voltage Flat Iron I purchased on Amazon. It worked great. No convertor needed.
1293581
120/230V AC 60/50Hz 35W(21W Steady) - that's what the label on the iron says! Hope that helps you!