Will the Stylenac be able to be used with a converter in France? I had one melt one time and want to be sure.
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I used a converter while in the W.I. Moo problem (after I melted it plugging it into 220) actually still worked years after that I just held it upright till it cooled off and hardened again. LOL
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Hi Liza. Do you feel comfortable using a transformer? If you do, then yes, it could be used in Europe. I know people who have used their KitchenAid products in Europe. Enjoy!
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You cannot use this convection oven, purchased in the US, in Europe unless you have the appropriate electricity voltage converter. However, you may be able to find this, or a similar product in Europe, possibly even at one of Amazon's European sites.
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I believe it is not you may need to use either a converter or a unit made for that region. Hope that helps
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I've never been to Europe, so I am not familiar with a transformer. However it plugs into a standard 120V outlet...so if you use a transformer for a hair dryer, curling iron, etc. I would think you would also need one for this light.
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It is for use on American electric outlets . I don't know if Columbia uses the same outlet system. If not, you can probably get an electric plug adapter. That's what I had to do in France.
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You wouldn't need a converter, but you would need an adapter from the US style 2 prong to the 3 prong style used in Italy. The steamer can work on dual-voltaes (120 or 240) so you would only need the adapter. The S-type European adapter would work, which is only 2 prongs because this steamer doesn't have a grounding prong.
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I used this in Italy for two years with just the adaptor and although it worked, it did get really hot and would turn off on its own...I suggest you use a converter! I never did and when I got back to the States it broke:(
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I just returned from East Africa and used it there with a converter. I always have one with me when I travel abroad. I don't remember right now, but I believe the instructions stated a converter was needed.
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I most certainly think it could. I used it successfully in Iceland, all over England, Holland and Germany. Didn't go to France on this trip. The heating pad uses 220 volt electricity and only an adapter is needed to plug it into the wall outlet. Most hotels will provide the correct adapter for their country. Or you can travel with a small set of adapters as I do.
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No, it does not come with a converter. I don't know what European outlets look like, so I cannot tell you.
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Natively, you can not. That doesn't mean that you can't use it with a converter, and with that, I would make no guarantees as to the quality of the electrical current that you would be using, or the impact on the device itself. I hope this helps..
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A good rule for me was always to look for a converter with 50% more Watts as what the device needs max.Manufacturer says, 300 Watt only for short time or it will overheat. At least it has a "Thermal Fuse Protection", but i would not recommend it for a kitchen device (powder, liquid all around).
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A question better asked to the manufacturer. We first used one on vacation in a hotel in St. Martin that used currency similar to France. We had to use converters for our chargers, so I would imagine it might or at least comes in a European version. Call Nespresso customer service!
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Not sure about France, but NOT in the UK - different prongs and I am from the UK.
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I don't know. If you can plug into a America like plug then yes, if not you will need a converter. My only problem with this product is the attachments won't stay in after about month it less. I use the big brush all the time so my husband put 2 short screws into it to hold it on. Which h works great.I would buy one like this wasn't interchangeable. Even through I like the idea cuz I do travel some.
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The instructions that come with the CHI clearly state that it cannot be used with a converter. I did notice that the mini travel CHI can be used this way, though.