will this work with a hair dryer?
810376
Not recommended. Women's blow dryer require more than 1000W to operate with heat on. The good ones are on the 2000W range. Once you start blowing with heat you will eventually burn the fuse. You have to use a step up transformer with the appropriate rating. Unfortunately, any step up transformer of 1000W and above I have seen are massive (like 10lbs). By chance I have one 1000W and another 1500W. I use the second for my European expresso machine and works fine. I tried one 1850W blow dryer on both and the difference is noticeable and even in the big one it is not like it used to be in Singapore @ 220V outlet. Bottom line: It is cheaper and easier to have a second 110V blow dryer. Not recommended. Women's blow dryer require more than 1000W to operate with heat on. The good ones are on the 2000W range. Once you start blowing with heat you will eventually burn the fuse. You have to use a step up transformer with the appropriate rating. Unfortunately, any step up transformer of 1000W and above I have seen are massive (like 10lbs). By chance I have one 1000W and another 1500W. I use the second for my European expresso machine and works fine. I tried one 1850W blow dryer on both and the difference is noticeable and even in the big one it is not like it used to be in... » Read More Not recommended. Women's blow dryer require more than 1000W to operate with heat on. The good ones are on the 2000W range. Once you start blowing with heat you will eventually burn the fuse. You have to use a step up transformer with the appropriate rating. Unfortunately, any step up transformer of 1000W and above I have seen are massive (like 10lbs). By chance I have one 1000W and another 1500W. I use the second for my European expresso machine and works fine. I tried one 1850W blow dryer on both and the difference is noticeable and even in the big one it is not like it used to be in Singapore @ 220V outlet. Bottom line: It is cheaper and easier to have a second 110V blow dryer. « Show Less
810377
Not recommended. Women's blow dryer require more than 1000W to operate with heat on. The good ones are on the 2000W range. Once you start blowing with heat you will eventually burn the fuse. You have to use a step up transformer with the appropriate rating. Unfortunately, any step up transformer of 1000W and above I have seen are massive (like 10lbs). By chance I have one 1000W and another 1500W. I use the second for my European expresso machine and works fine. I tried one 1850W blow dryer on both and the difference is noticeable and even in the big one it is not like it used to be in Singapore @ 220V outlet. Bottom line: It is cheaper and easier to have a second 110V blow dryer.
810378
I returned this because it did not fit plugs that were "grounded" with one prong bigger than the other
905386
Probably Not, I have a small portable blow dryer and it is to big. The opening is much smaller than a standard dryer.
1401787
Based on my experience it won't work anywhere. It failed the first time we plugged in a hair dryer in South Africa. It never worked, ever. I complained to the vendor and they asked me to send it back (at my own expense). They never replied or acknowledged receipt of the unit or offered to return my money. I would avoid this unit.
794715
Honestly, I don't know. But I suggest you look at your hair dryer to see if there is information on it about voltage. If that doesn't work, trying asking an electrician.
80102
No! You need to find one that gets thinner where you attach it. In fact, I took it with me to Ulta and tried it on many different hair dryers
38765
Sorry, not sure. It says 125/250V on the arm of the hair dryer if that helps but I would check with the manufacturer. There is a switch on the handle that appears to be able to switch back and forth between those two.
234638
I don't have the Elchim Da Vinci hair dryer so I do not know. Have you checked the Elchim website - that might answer your question.
841764
If you have an outlet adapter you should be able to use it, this dryer has an American power cord. I hope this helps you.
398493
I will think so. I personally used in 3 different hair dryers, connair, revlon and another one that i borrow from mother in law, while traveling. It has like a spring that adapts and hold into the dryer.
1049487
Yes. I have very fine hair and the hair dryer works great for me and it is very compact as well.
1210677
This will work for the hair dryer, if the hair dryer is 100-240V. Please note that this product does not convert voltage.
820950
It should fit some hair dryers other than just the Bio Ionics. However, I'm sure it will not fit all dryers.
28450
It should. It has a metal flap that opens only when the dryer is on, and stays closed when the dryer is not on.
68503
Not sure. I used it for my cpap machine for almost 6 months when we were dry camping in AZ . I have used it to run my printer and my stereo. Your hair dryer may use a lot more watts than the inverter puts out. Hope this helps.
2006617
I am not to familiar with that hairdryer. I use a SilverBird. However, this is a very universal diffuser so I am pretty sure it will.
1011665
I don't know. I have the Andis hair dryer....sorry, hope you find your answer.
1201769
Washer yes, Dryer if it's 115v . I've not actually tried it but based upon the Amps avail it should do the job.