Is it bivolt? I mean, does it work in 220V places like england?
161907
Yes, the unit is rated 100 - 240volts, 50-60 hZ. The unit comes with a two-pin power cord, like those for small electronics. Zoom in on the product shot of the back of the unit; bottom right corner. You'll see the power cord input interface design. For the UK, the C7 figure 8 power cord listed on Amazon should do trick if you buy a unit supplied with a US cord.
161908
Sorry not sure but you do need to plug it in to work. And work it does....it rocks. good luck
161909
Mine came equipped with both an american and a european power cord so I believe the answer is yes.
1073685
It is not double voltage,only american 110V. I come from the UK and have lived in Asia. for this reason I like double voltage gadgets. However, from my experience, the ones with a switch over do not work, as the voltage in the US is too low to give it any power. The better ones are with the in-build voltage - these work in all countries, you just need an adaptor to plug it in. i have CD/Ipod players like this (by In Home), all the phones have it and even Conair has a hot brush with in-build double voltage, which works fine. I have not yet found a hot brush with in-build world wide voltage, only with a useless switch over. Hope it helps.
1638568
WHat you mean to say is "Is this dual voltage" ---for europe, india etc. The answer is NO.
1094143
Check the voltage on your ac adapter's transformer. If it says like 110-240 volts (or something similar) then you are all set. Just think of your transformer as converting the voltage automatically. The only other thing you need to check for is if you need a plug adapter so that it'd fit in the electrical outlet in England. It'd just be a simple adapter.
1123033
No, it's designed for 120v, and several of them have burned/shorted out even at that lower voltage if you read the customer reviews.
1839925
No, it isn't dual voltage. I burnt mine out trying to use an adapter in Germany. You would have to use a converter for it to work here.
1252115
Yes, on the label it claims to work between 100 and 240 volts. But if English voltage is Metric I really don't know ;-)
671484
Mine came with an adapter for plugging into other electrical outlets than the U.S. standards, so I am assuming it will be ok in UK. I have not tried it to verify though.
698653
Dear Customer,This item will not work in Europe . It is a 110v item.Thanking you,EWO
31427
Yes, the one I got with my phone work on 110 and 220 volts both. I take it with me all the time to Europe.
1400818
I live ib the US, and inpurchased one, i checked the tag and is says it will work with 120V
907698
It does say 110/220 but I imagine you would have to get an adapter for the plug. It has a regular 2 prong plug. We used those adapters in England. Sorry for the confusion.
310452
It uses a 120v here, so it would not work overseas unless you use a converter.
1910807
I suggest you speak with the seller about this. The one I got was for US 110V outlets so you would need a converter. Maybe others sell the ones for UK but I do not know. This one is for US.
1944039
I'm sorry! I was unable to find out whether it works on 220 or not. It is a good question because I will be doing a month long European trip this summer!
839662
it is for that voltage in ireland/scotland, but it will not work with 110 volt appliances from the USA. You either need to buy a converter that will change the voltage (I think they are pretty expensive) or you need to buy appliances that are dual voltage. I went to dublin in January, and I was able to get a dual voltage hair dryer from Walmart for like $20. My cell phone charger was fine, but just make sure it says both voltages or else it can melt your appliances!
231327
Yes, as you can see on the picture it includes an adapter that works for Europe (ex: France, Germany). But the adapter does not work for the UK, you would need one of your one. And it can work on 110/220 V Christian