Might seem like a strange question - Is the plug on this steamer for American outlets? Just want to make sure it does not have a European plug.
1830285
Mine came with American style plug -- I imagine B&D; probably makes a European Version, but it should clearly specify 240 volts rather than 110. As long as you buy from a U.S. company you should be all right.
1830286
It has a plug for American outlets. (An additional note - the steamer works very well, but the two-piece basket is rather awkward to use. I would prefer a one-piece basket.)
1087292
Not sure what you mean by that. I have it plugged into a regular outlet here in the US. In the UK the voltage is different so you'd need an adapter.
1268766
They did not listed as not being a US plug. Unfortunately when I bought it, I did not realize it until after the return date. I had to eat the cost And buy a cheap craft store one.
2257109
Not sure exactly what you mean, but the plug is a STANDARD 110 American plug, so if you're trying to plug into a large 220 outlet (like a stove or dryer type outlet) you would need a converter.
1390912
It has an american style plug, so I would imagine it would need some sort of converter.you can pick those up anywhere. It works great for us....great time saver for sure. Good luck.
301395
I bought it thinking it was European. Had to get a universal converter plug to have it work here in Germany. I believe it is a UK (United Kingdom) type plug.
1513487
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).
454035
You wouldn't need a converter, but you would need an adapter from the US style 2 prong to the 3 prong style used in Italy. The steamer can work on dual-voltaes (120 or 240) so you would only need the adapter. The S-type European adapter would work, which is only 2 prongs because this steamer doesn't have a grounding prong.
1869517
Hi, all plugs and sockets are for USA outlets. I use mine with Australian appliances in my US house, have plug adapters which let you plug an Australian plug into the US sockets in the front of the box. If you are going to use it in Australia for US equipment would need a socket adapter from US to Australian. These are cheap on Amazon, brought both types for about $8 and work fine. Also a lot of my Australian electronics work fine on the USA without a voltage converter. Things like TV, DVD, lap top, wii etc, however things like treadmill, vacuum and tools need a voltage conversion and this box has worked great for me.
117887
It fits my American plugs, but the voltage wasn't enough to sustain the device. I'm not sure if it would work for European, sorry hope this helps.
1497013
American. Not sure if you can order one with the Euro power. When I lived in Germany, I had a 'transformer' that I plugged my American appliances into (the transformer plugged into the wall outlet); don't know if such a thing exists to go from Euro to American. Best wishes.
976459
I just bought this item. It only came with the standard USA plug configuration. You might want to contact the manufacturer to see if they offer it with the UK plug configuration. Or purchase an adapter.
631578
No, the steamer does not have the voltage switch so I assume it is for 110v only.
1373812
The plug would be american you may need an adaptor for Australian outlets as I imagine they may not be the same.
2049722
No guarantees, though you should be able to, but you'll need an adaptor for the electric plug. (The steamer has the same kind of heating element in it as a hair dryer has, and I know U.S. hair dryers can be adapted for use in UK. Look for "adapter kit" or "plug adapter US to UK" to find them.)
1967634
Actually I don't know, the appliance does not have a change of plug, and I only use it in the usa.
921519
I am not sure. It works on all american outlets I have tried. I have not been anywhere else with it.