Is it true dual voltage i.e. does it work as well on 220v as 110, some hairdryers don't work properly on both (not all settings will work on both).
1041185
Again please remember to turn the little knob by the side when you move to a different voltage country, that is the only way for it to work and prevent damage.
1041186
Yes it works perfectly in both voltage. I have used it in Africa where is 220v as well as US where it is 110v and it works perfect in both places. I have no complaints so far for 3 years though I do not use it daily as I prefer my hair to air dry, but when I have need of it, it does not disappoint. I hope his helps.
1041187
I didn't understand the question at first. I think you're asking if it works on the high and low setting. Yes, it does. I usually just use the high setting. If this is about plugging it into another voltage outlet of some sort, then I do not know.
1311167
This dryer has a little switch on the handle (the circular black disc below the dryer switch) which will allow you to choose 125V or 220V. The setting I received it at is 125V (in USA). You will need a travel adapter, but other than that, it is meant for dual voltage, so it should work. I usually use the dryers the hotels have, haven't bothered to carry one with me. Hope this helps.
1247658
It doesn't have a voltage switch. Its voltage is 125V, it is not a bivolt hair dryer.
1773991
It is dual voltage (you can change the voltage with the button on the handle). You need the adapter so the plug will fit into the various outlets out of country. The adapter is used just for outlets. The voltage (dual voltage) keeps you from having to buy a converter. Your question seems to combine two different things. Adapter are to plug into the wall. Converters change the voltage going into the appliance. When out of country if you can't change the voltage 120 (US) to 250 (other countries) you will burn up your appliance. On this dryer when you change from 120's to the 250, like the other person mentioned, it will only work on high. It is dual voltage (you can change the voltage with the button on the handle). You need the adapter so the plug will fit into the various outlets out of country. The adapter is used just for outlets. The voltage (dual voltage) keeps you from having to buy a converter. Your question seems to combine two different things. Adapter are to plug into the wall. Converters change the voltage going into the appliance. When out of country if you can't change the voltage 120 (US) to 250 (other countries) you will burn up your appliance. On this dryer when you change from 120's to the 250, like the... » Read More It is dual voltage (you can change the voltage with the button on the handle). You need the adapter so the plug will fit into the various outlets out of country. The adapter is used just for outlets. The voltage (dual voltage) keeps you from having to buy a converter. Your question seems to combine two different things. Adapter are to plug into the wall. Converters change the voltage going into the appliance. When out of country if you can't change the voltage 120 (US) to 250 (other countries) you will burn up your appliance. On this dryer when you change from 120's to the 250, like the other person mentioned, it will only work on high. « Show Less
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If the flat iron or hair dryer have tags or instruction manuals on them or for them with the information it will tell you what the voltage can be, if it states 110 (120) to 220 (240) then you can use them BUT if it does not state that or if there is no tags or instructions then do not plug them in-examples are laptops-mine is on the adapter clearly stating the input can be 110 to 240 and I have used them for my laptop, my phone charger has not information on it so I will not plug it into that socket adapter
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it is for that voltage in ireland/scotland, but it will not work with 110 volt appliances from the USA. You either need to buy a converter that will change the voltage (I think they are pretty expensive) or you need to buy appliances that are dual voltage. I went to dublin in January, and I was able to get a dual voltage hair dryer from Walmart for like $20. My cell phone charger was fine, but just make sure it says both voltages or else it can melt your appliances!
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If the slot points towards 11 (on the clock) then it is set to 250 Volts. On the model 1875 you can also verify the 250 V setting if you can't switch it to "High" (if you can't switch it to "High" then the hairdryer is set to 250 V simply because all the voltage switch does is to block the "High" setting which means if the local voltage in your location is 250 V then the hairdryer runs always on "High" even if the main switch is set to "Low". Only the 125 V setting gives you the option of "Low" and "High").
262108
No. They may make a dual voltage but the unit I bought from Amazon is 110 to 125 Volts AC with an ALCI safety circuit breaker. This is a very nice, high quality dryer.
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The manufacturers usually say that the converter cannot be used with hair dryer or iron type of appliance. I have never tried. If you're traveling where you'll be in a good hotel, most provide you with either hair dryer, OR have a converter to use with USA appliances. Some USA model hair dryers have switchable voltage (as do electric razors), and ARE able to be used with the converter- as long as the dryer is switched to the 220v setting.
2128114
I don't believe that this product is dual voltage. I think it is only 110v.
1282138
The exact voltage has to be somewhere on the electrical item. If it's dual voltage, it will say 110v-220v. If it doesn't have both, it's not dual.
161573
Depends on your device. My iPhone and iPad only require the adaptor. A hair dryer with dual voltage only requires an adaptor. Hope this helps.
1053690
The brochure/pamphlet that was included in the box with the dryer/curler indicates that it is "Dual Voltage" - 125v & 250v. It has very specific instruction for 220-250 volt operation. You would need to read them very carefully. Bobbie Jo
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This is a dual voltage hairdryer. You can switch it from 125 to 250 and I tested the hairdryer at home in the US and it worked fine with two speeds. When I switched the voltage in Paris it worked fine and I didn't need an additional adapter other than the adapter for the wall outle . My only issue with this product was it only worked on the "high" setting in Paris. Hope this helps.
628690
It's not dual voltage. The one we received says only 120v on the straightener and in the manual, and the website http://www.remingtonproducts.com/womens/haircare/FlatIrons/Style-Purple-1-Digital-Heat-Ceramic-Flat-Iron.aspx has a post from the manufacturer 3 years ago "Thank you for your message. This product has recently changed and is no longer available with dual voltage. Please contact our consumer service department for assistance exchanging your product for a dual voltage one. We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause."
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I don't believe it comes in dual-voltage. Mine is 110V/60hz. I use it in Europe on 220V/50hz power through a 300W step-down transformer (resulting in 110V/50hz). Been using it like this for nearly 3 years, no problems. It occasionally makes a crackling noise while changing the volume setting, but otherwise works perfectly. Hope that helps.
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Hi. No, it doesn't have dual voltage. You can only use it with 110-120 V. But if you buy a voltage converter, you'll be able to use it with 220 V.