What sort of plug is on these straighteners? Will they plug into Australian power points
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It is a flat iron that vibrates as you use it going down the shaft of the hair. I live in America, I don't know if they make plugs for Australia or if your plugs are different than ours. Hope this helps.
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take and look at the photo of the clippers power-cord, they have two prongs that plug into the outlet, if it looks like the outlet set-up that you's have in Australia, i wouldn't think that you'd need an adaptor... and they work great, i have 2-Shizues Dogs, long thick hair, they work best without the guides... Mark in the U.P of Michigan...
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I really don't know how an Australian power plug looks like. I am sure you can buy an adapter.I use the Lenser in Europe
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Yes, I took this Travel Smart by Conair ceramic straightener to Italy and used a adaptor plug. Worked beautifully. It is dual voltage. No need for converter when using this device. If you have any doubts that we are talking about the same appliance, I would email Travelsmith to be safe.
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I have only used products that I purchased in the USA and have our standard plugs. If the straightener you bought can be plugged into a plug in the USA than I believe you can use this adapter.
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I bought the 25mm curler. I did not use a dual voltage plug, and it worked just fine. But I needed a converter for the plug as the 'head' is different from Singapore's.
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That all depends on the hair dryer or straightener, if they can be changed from 110V to 220V if so you will not need a converter. However some hair dryers do not recommend using them with a converter. My wife ruined a hair dryer with a converter.
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Buy the power converter set that they use for shavers, hair dryers etc and that will work.
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No. I purchased some of these for the BioEnergiser spa. They have the wrong plug - it's a male end. The BIoenergiser array has female end - like the power supply cord for a laptop computer or the power supply for small appliances.
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The plug would be american you may need an adaptor for Australian outlets as I imagine they may not be the same.
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Not sure your location matters. These are steam hair rollers. They are awesome! I'm Italian and have very very thick straight hairand these just give me a whole new look. Amazing!
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I do not know. It runs off of a normal plug in. I can tell you out of all the flat irons I have bought for my daughter and used on her hair this by far was the most inexpensive and worked the BEST!! She broke the first one by accident it got dropped and we loved this one so much that I ordered a 2nd one to replace it!!
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Yes, this straightener is dual voltage. I'm currently in Egypt and mine works great.
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Yes. I bought them for US use and then when I went to Australia I bout plugs for there.Google XtremeMac and you will find contact info. I think the were about $5 each.I hope this helps. Sorry I don't have more info.
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A 3pronged plug can be used with them but the item IS NOT GROUNDED.Plus you have to watch what you plug in ,most us hair driers draw to many amps.We used them in Germany and they worked great .
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I dont know what type of electric outlet is in Australia. It comes with different connections for Asia, New Zealand, Middle East, Thailand, Saudi Arabia. Also the company I got it from Bombayelectronics.com sent an adapter for use in USA. You can email them at info@bombayelectronics.com or call (847)983-4761 to make sure.
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Plugs fit Australian sockets but Australia is 240v. Plugs will not convert 120v to 240v. Will burn out your U.S. electronics if unit does not have an input/ output controller/resistor, like you woulld find on laptops, most phone chargers and items designated for international usage. i.e. U.S. hairdryers and haircurlers will most likely burn out.