is there a curling iron brush style 1/2 inch with 220 volts for european use
158169
Unfortunately we don't carry anything like that. We have some other dual voltage options, but none as a brush iron. I'm sorry!
2249444
It must be with the proper voltage converter as it is high watts and requires a different type than you would need with a curling iron.
130960
The iron is made in Italy, where outlets are 220v . . .so of course it's available in 220v, but not here on Amazon's North America site. Check Amazon UK or contact the company.
1288030
If you live in the U.S. yes, this curling iron can be plugged in any outlet andit will work.
1235001
Yes, it works. But make sure your dryer or curling iron works in the range of 110 - 220 volts (usually hair dryers don't) because if doesn't it will burn. Europe electric grid works with 210 volts, and that is too much for electric divices that only work with 110 volts (like the ones in the US).
2052256
You *must* use a voltage converter. If you use a plug adapter only, your curlers will work really well for about 5 seconds and never again. If you are just visiting Europe, then it will probably be easier to buy curlers there: Voltage adapters are *heavy* - far too heavy to take on vacation with you. If you still want a converter, look at the current rating (the number of amps) on the curlers, multiply that by 110 and look for a converter that is rated at least 50% higher than that (i.e. number of amps x 110 x 1.5). I promise that buying a set of curlers in Europe will be cheaper...
583026
Yes, it converts 50hz to 60 ha and 220v to 120v. My US made hair clippers work perfectly in Europe.
2190237
This wand is designed for the US electrical voltage system. Perhaps you could purchase an adapter that will convert the voltage in order for you to be able to use this in Europe.
1553108
If you have a proper converter, you could probably use it without blowing it up. I have used hairdryers and curling irons with a converter on 220 V electrical outlets before. Since this is not a very powerful beater, it might not work as well on 220 V.
1560239
I believe what you would need is the Meguiars G220, which I believe will support up to 240V. I found some information here: http://www.meguiars-online.co.uk/product/meguiars-g220-dual-action-polishing-machine/
794713
I don't think the wattage would be a problem. I used it with a curling iron but the important thing is that the device you are using it with (phone, IPAD, hair appliance, etc.) is capable of dual voltage so it can handle 110 and 220. You will also need a plug adapter to fit another country's wall plugs. If it's not capable of dual voltage you would have a problem.
86018
Try Amazon again and type in hair dryer 220 Volt . There are several options .
303625
yes the curling iron does have dual voltage. NO, the brush does not rotate. hope this helps!
1235002
I assume this is for overseas use? Make sure the items are the correct voltage before attempting to plug into these adapters. Curling irons and hair dryers will work IF they are the right power voltage. The device should specify 100 - 240v or just 220 - 240 if using overseas.
650259
Yes. 120/240V is stamped in little tiny letters on the back of the curling iron.
290718
This one sold in the U. S. is 120 volts only. If you take it to Europe you would need to buy a step down transformer. It would be cheaper just buy one in the area that you are going to use it. This unit does not a release function so if it jams you will have to throw it in the trash. You need to get the cleaning papers for the rollers which I did not get and I no longer have the unit.
1423792
110 but can't u get some type of travel inverter or whatever they're called? I know they have something on the market for traveling abroad so we don't Burn up our appliances i.e. hairdryers curling irons electric razors things like that, so I know they have something available for that.