Is this a dual voltage hairdryer good for 110v to 240v?
161442
Yes! Just make sure the switch is where it needs to be. You'll need something sharp and thin to fit into it in order to change it. I travel between the U.S. and England frequently and this blow dryer hasn't failed me yet.
161443
Yes... there is a switch at the bottom part of the handle to change from 120 to 240
691885
Yes, this straightener is dual voltage. I'm currently in Egypt and mine works great.
1965106
The Targus adapter will allow you to plug into any Indian socket but will not reduce the 240 volt Indian power to 120 volt like we have in the US. That's OK for your laptop and cell phone but, if your hairdryer is not designed to work on both voltages, you could burn up the blower motor. Hope this link helps - http://www.india-travel-agents.com/india-guide/power-and-voltage.html
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).
1988181
No it does not have dual voltage capabilities, but it is the best hair dryer that both my wife and daughter in law have used.
29041
This switch is intended to be used for a 120 volt low current devise like a table lamp. Your dryer uses 240 volts and draws very high current and uses an entirely different plug.
919406
Yes. It does work with 110v. I love this straightener and just ordered a second one for my daughter.
2050212
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.
161573
Depends on your device. My iPhone and iPad only require the adaptor. A hair dryer with dual voltage only requires an adaptor. Hope this helps.
931280
She can IF her hair dryer runs on 220V power. If you plug in a standard 110V U.S. model hair dryer, the higher voltage will fry it. This is assuming India uses 220V, which I believe it does. You can find hair dryers in the U.S. that are switchable between 110 and 220 power. The Ceptics strip does not convert voltage, it only provides more outlets. So, whatever power source you plug it into (110 or 220), that is what you will get through the strip.
628690
It's not dual voltage. The one we received says only 120v on the straightener and in the manual, and the website http://www.remingtonproducts.com/womens/haircare/FlatIrons/Style-Purple-1-Digital-Heat-Ceramic-Flat-Iron.aspx has a post from the manufacturer 3 years ago "Thank you for your message. This product has recently changed and is no longer available with dual voltage. Please contact our consumer service department for assistance exchanging your product for a dual voltage one. We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause."
650259
Yes. 120/240V is stamped in little tiny letters on the back of the curling iron.
1770173
It's just an adapter. I suggest buying a hair dryer (and checking your other electronic devices) that can handle a range of currents 120-240v. Otherwise, you risk buring out the device.
316644
Last summer, I used two of these to power up and charge all my dual voltage appliances. I used them in both the Republic of Ireland and Northern Ireland. No problems! I found the hotel-provided hairdryers to be very unsatisfactory and was so glad I had brought my own.
1210677
This will work for the hair dryer, if the hair dryer is 100-240V. Please note that this product does not convert voltage.
2071672
This is a 200 watt converter and you hair dryer is likely between 1200 and 2100 watts, so no, that would be a bad idea.
1832656
According to the owners manual that came with the clippers, this model is not dual voltage. It said that to use it with anything other than 110v, the correct amp fuse must be fitted in either the plug or adapter (they can be obtained thru Wahl UK). The listing on this model is 115VAC, 60Hz, 11w. I hope this is helpful.