We need a travel charger/adapter for Myanmar and Thailand, which are, I believe 230 and 220 volts respectively. Will this adapter handle these needs?
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I have never been to Myanmar or Thailand but according to the company the voltage adapter will work. It's not the voltage that is of concern. This product will handle the 220 & 230 volts. The concern is if the plug used in either Great Britain or Australia will work in either of the countries you will be visiting. The manufacture said this adapter will work in over 150 countries. My best guess is that it will work in where you will be visiting. My experience with hotels is that they will have a plug which will take one of the plug adapters on this product.
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I purchased this item for a customer in Thailand. If Thailand has 220v, then yes I would say it works. However, you should check if Thailand does have 220v. Thanks and good luck!
2202874
I not sure where u stay I live in Thailand they have charger to sale anywhere Maybe u can look on internet maybe have
1818537
I used a travel adapter that covers all countries. Check out your local hardware shop. Asked for one that covers Japan or worldwide. They will know what to get you.
1077761
Yes you can. Thailand is 220v and 50hz. You may need an adapter. This set comes with an EU plug.
1356329
Your Samsung charger SHOULD BE dual voltage 110/220 - but look at uour charger to verify. If it is, these are all you need - just these adapters. You only need a converter if what you want to plug in is NOT dual voltage (strictly 110) you will need a converter. But your Samsung charger will work fine with these adapters - which adapt your US plug to one that will fit in Italian outlets. (Though in an older hotel outlets only had 2 holes - no ground plug.)
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1725 watts @ 115volts I'd be looking at cycles or hertz. In North America it's 60hz. Thailand could be 50hz. And most converters would be set for one or the other but not both.
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Would like to answer, however, I do not know the voltage in Asia. Good luck. Any adaptor must convert the voltage to 110
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I think you will need something like this. This is on Amazon. Simran SMF-200 Deluxe 200 Watts Step Down Voltage Converter for International Travel to AC 220V/240V Countries You will not be able to plug your adapter into the outlets in the Philippines. Hope this helps.
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Mirrors will always be a brighter when they are plugged in. However Thailand's voltage is 220-240AC, but the adaptor is made for the United States electrical current where it is 110 volts. So even if you purchased the adaptor, you could not use it in Thailand. If you did, it would ruin the unit. We do sell the adaptor for use in the US.
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Get a QUALITY international travel charger. It will cover the majority of countries.
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Sorry for my first reply, second look at the device does indicate it handles 100 to 240 Volts at 50 to 60 Hz (Cycles per Second). A little more research indicates the Kenya power source normally is 220 to 240 Volts at 50 Hz (Cycles per Second) so it appears the adapter will work but another problem appears which is the two prong AC plug on the charger probably will not mate to their wall plug so you will probable need the adapter plug see this web site ( http://www.adaptelec.com/wa7-travel-plug-adapter-for-england-ireland-etc-type-g-bs-1363-p-3.html ). Good Luck.
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Yes, I'm in the USA using it now for an electric toothbrush charger that uses 220V input. The adaptor male plug is standard, normal 110V American two blade design. The only warning seems to be not to put in a device that needs a lot of current, my toothbrush charger does not.
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Not sure, but I think there is a universal travel adapter to convert to 110 volts for travel over seas so that most US items can be used there.
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Oh, one thing more........... charger can be plugged into any voltage between 100 VAC and 240 VAC so it can be used anywhere in the world where that voltage range is available. Just make sure you take outlet adapters with you on overseas trips.
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I have no clue brother, but when i went to Vietnam which also uses 240v outlets, i was able to charge my iphones and laptops on it, something you might wanna google.
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There are 5 adapter for all over the world, but I am not sure. You may want to contact the country travel service they can answer what voltage they use.