i am traveling to China with a cpap machine--i have an adapter, but china is 220v. does this work?
1660564
This does not convert 220v to 110v. You have to have a dual voltage feature on the item you want to use it for, and if not, a separate power converter.
1660565
I am not sure--I would think you'd be better off to use the adaptor directly with your cpap. . .
1221514
YES!! easily. My girlfriend is Chinese and I run into that issue often. No problems yet. There might be a problem with very high amperage but you said "small". Also be sure that it is a ~120v appliance. This item is an adapter NOT a power/voltage converter.
1622437
I purchased the machine has been used in China, is currently normal. China's power supply standard 220v50Hz
631609
I really don't know. My guess is to go to the ResMed website or contact your cpap supplier.
954930
I bought this to travel internationally since it supports 110-220V currents. I have used it in China, India and Germany with no problem. All you need is just the local electrical socket adapter and it works fine. So just do a search for plug adapter for 'XXXX' country that you are traveling to and it should show you.
483865
It works on 220. I live in the Philippines and we are on 220-240v too. I didnt need an adapter
1409875
Hi, I just bought this from Amazon.com last week and received it yesterday. There is an AC adapter inside the box that is dual-voltage (class 2 adapter). It is made by Xing Yuan Electronics Co. Ltd. (China), model # XY-1202000-U. Input is 100-240 VAC, 0.6A Max 50/60 Hz. Output is 12V @ 2.0A. Hope this helps. :)
2046098
I don't know if it will work at 250V b/c I only used it in Korea which is 220V. I had no problems with using an adaptor (over the 3 prong plug-in) for the two hole plug-in which they use in Korea. I turned the setting on the blow dryer for the higher voltage also. I recommend this blow dryer if you are going to Asia. It's great and it dries really well, even faster than my larger handheld.
2159213
I live in South Korea. and Korea power is 220, too. this breastpump doesn't support 220v power. So, you have to buy an adapter. medela's orginal adapter needs 9V 1A output. if you have another adapter to support this voltage and amp value, you can use that.(under is ok, over is not ok.) I found and use an adapter for old wifi AP which has 9v 0.8A output. it works well. I hope this information help you.
12741
Can work if u buy step down converter that can support the needed current draw.If buy shavers etc normally 110v-120v/220-240v mostly no need adaptor liao. See plug to be sure.If only support 110v/120v buy a cheapo adaptor if using things with low power consumption. But if high power consumption, need to get a very good power converter else ur converter blows or appliance dun work.
719056
I can use the power adapter in Asia's 240V. Also the headphone uses micro USB port. so even if if the power adapter is spoilt, you can easily find another replacement for it.
2221820
Hi, I tried that as well, got a response which basically pointed me towards some FAQs which didn't answer the question.I ordered one when I was in the US, and the voltage seems correct, so it should work with just a normal adaptor, but I haven't tried it yet. I think it's 110-240V.
1287398
Many CPAPs run on 12 volts dc. They will run from 12v battery through suitable connector.From my experience, a 35 amp-hour battery will serve for several days, not using a humidifier.Its doubtful this unit has enough storage, but you would need to know specifics on your CPAPpower consumption.
1668142
Yes I used this in Asia (240V) for two years. Works great I love this thing!
170132
The 450 watt inverter will easily handle the CPAP, which average about 40 watts. The battery should last the night, if nothing else is drawing off of it. The question is, how will you charge it the next day? Will you have a source of 120VAC? If, while camping, you run a generator during the day, that would do it. Shut down the generator at night, so people can sleep, and use this little guy to power the CPAP. That would be ideal!
1615245
No, this item does not convert voltage. My CPAP machine is dual voltage, 110/240; check that this is not also that. If not, such machines do exist and are a good choice for travel.
1493814
If your CPAP can be ran off of any DC adapter I'm sure this will work and come with a cable/ adapter for you. The voltage may be a bit low, I'd look up the specs on your unit and compare the requirements to be sure.