I am confused by all the wattage questions. What type plus is this? If A or B, it can be used in the U.S. Some of the Sedus are only for use in other countries. Please let me know if you are in the U.S. and if this unit has a standard A or B plug (If...
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Hello. I do not recall the type plus of this model. I purchased it as a Christmas gift for my sister last year and did not use it, myself. Yes - I am in the USA, and my sister, who is also in the USA, indicated she used and liked the item.
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There is no such thing as a "Universal" plug. You need a completely different plug configuration, the prongs are totally different, plus you'll need a voltage converter! Do you not know the voltage for where you live? If you live in America you use 110-120 if you live in Europe you use 220-240...each is very different and even if you had the correct plug type you'll probably burn out the appliance or burn the house down or worse...suffer severe bodily burns. You cannot simply change a plug and have it work! Electricity doesn't work that way! DO NOT listen to these people....they have no idea what they are talking about and Amazon should get their responses off of here before someone gets hurt! There is no such thing as a "Universal" plug. You need a completely different plug configuration, the prongs are totally different, plus you'll need a voltage converter! Do you not know the voltage for where you live? If you live in America you use 110-120 if you live in Europe you use 220-240...each is very different and even if you had the correct plug type you'll probably burn out the appliance or burn the house down or worse...suffer severe bodily burns. You cannot simply change a plug and have it work! Electricity doesn't work that way! DO NOT listen to these people....they... » Read More There is no such thing as a "Universal" plug. You need a completely different plug configuration, the prongs are totally different, plus you'll need a voltage converter! Do you not know the voltage for where you live? If you live in America you use 110-120 if you live in Europe you use 220-240...each is very different and even if you had the correct plug type you'll probably burn out the appliance or burn the house down or worse...suffer severe bodily burns. You cannot simply change a plug and have it work! Electricity doesn't work that way! DO NOT listen to these people....they have no idea what they are talking about and Amazon should get their responses off of here before someone gets hurt! « Show Less
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I believe each spot can accept either EU or British plug although I have to admit the EU plugs do not hold as firm as I would like. The wall plug itself is an EU plug but the sockets on the strip can accept EU or British configurations. As realdad alluded to below, it will be an ungrounded connection for your EU plugs if that is something of a concern to you.
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But you realize this takes input of 110 and up converts it to 220 so if you plug it to the wall in norway the 230 input will blow this to pieces. If you want to plug it to 110 and get the 230 output that will be OK but for small appliance only this does not have power so no more than 50W. It will support anything that runs 220 to 240V.
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I'm sorry, but I don't know what kind of plug is used in the UK....the plug on this unit is a standard plug for the US (one prong a little wider than the other) if that is of any help to you. I love the unit and so does everyone who's seen it, works well and looks great. Good luck.
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http://www.convertunits.com/from/mA/to/watt/volt Here is the conversion I found. The product only has marked 600 mA (milliamps). I ran the conversions and 600 mA came out to 0.6.watts. On the backside the info listed is: 600 mA Input: 100/120VAC. 50/60Hz 0.3Amzx Vout DC: 3, 4.5, 6, 7.5, 9, 12 On the front in has a voltage selector that can be moved to any of the following: 12V, 9V, 7.5V, 6V, 4.5V, 3V It also has a selector on the side that goes from (+) to (-) for me it it toward the (+). I use mine for an old personal single CD player. I did not change any settings, I put on the size adapter I needed, plugged it in and it works great for me. I do not know what all this information means but I hope it help answer your question.
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I also ordered this for my RV, standard household uses 24v, the round units are for 24v. There is another standard called millivolt I believe that's what this one uses.
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Why would people vote this question down, silly people. Anyway, did you find out how much electricity this uses? I think you can plug this on a Kill-a-watt meter, I am planning to buy one soon to test these things.
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I had the same problem. I believe they are sending units that have the European type plugs. I plan to wire a US type plug on mine.
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I think you need to contact the seller directly to get ansewrs from him. This way you just get answers from other customers like myself.No idea. Most US sellers would not stock such a power adapter. but a plug adapter is < $2 at amazon. The US power adapter is 110/220V, i am actually running my router in europe with s $2 plug adapter. Else buy it in europe.
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110 volts for United States only. In the United States you can not use more 110 volts or you will destroy unit if you could find outlet that would put out 220 volts. 220 volt outlets have a different type outlet for plug end. It's a safety feature for people that do not read electrical documents when they put plug in to any outlet!!
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ashlee, i only used the outlet in mexico. the hotel had standard plugs no need d for converting. i would also buy a converter when you purchase the outlet. i loved it because i could plug in all my devices.... it served me well. i will be using it again next month on a cruise ship!!!!
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On the unit is a mini usb with standard usb on the other end that plugs into computer or charging unit. I suspect you could plug into any usb but have not verified wattage needed.
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This plugs into a normal household outlet which in the US is now considered 120. (used to be 110) You can find that information online. It's not listed as such on a common small electrical appliance.
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You may use it only if you have a converter for the electrical current. You cannot plug and use American appliances without a converter (available at most travel stores).
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Wattage and voltage are 2 different values.. it is NOT 220V.. it uses a 20A plug however (http://www.farm-home.com/images/HiRes/jb01/10503001c.jpg) it will not work in a standard 110v outlet unless you replace the plug on the power strip or change the outlet in the wall (not suggested unless you run 20A service as well)
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Its not good for any wattage since it will short out anything you plug into it. My suggestion is to throw it out and find a different adapter before it destroys all your electronics.