Is this good for international travel. I'm traveling to London, Paris and Brussels need to know if this good for my converting European outlets toU.S.
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I'm afraid I couldn't tell you that, but I doubt it. I'm in Mexico & the current is the same as the US. All I can tell you is, the USB ports don't work! Find something else!
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ashlee, i only used the outlet in mexico. the hotel had standard plugs no need d for converting. i would also buy a converter when you purchase the outlet. i loved it because i could plug in all my devices.... it served me well. i will be using it again next month on a cruise ship!!!!
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the UK and most (if not all? unsure...) of Europe uses 220v... the US is 110... take this with you: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B000W9DJ1Q/ref=ox_sc_act_title_2?ie=UTF8&psc=1&smid=A1SJV7Q7GQM4PE It will step down the voltage and it will give you a standard American plug to use. I have no idea about Mexico though.
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the UK and most (if not all? unsure...) of Europe uses 220v... the US is 110...take this with you:Simran SMF-200 Deluxe 200 Watts Step Down Voltage Converter for International Travel to 220V Countries Ideal for Laptops, Cameras, Phones, iPads etcIt will step down the voltage and it will give you a standard American plug to use.I have no idea about Mexico though.
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It will work all through Europe, it ran my laptop while charging a phone and camera no problem. I did not have any problems with fan noise as others have mentioned. It has been one of the better adapters that I have used.
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Yes, I just used this in London and South Africa for 6 weeks, with no problems at all. Just make sure to bring the correct adapter for the countries you are visiting. I never blew anything, never failed to charge. I just got back September 2015. So to all those that said no, suspect they did not have the right adapter for the country they were in.
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My recommendation would be to buy a different one altogether. I returned it due to poor battery memory. But you will need an adapter for anything you take to europe.
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Everything you use the outlet for in Europe you will need an adapter. No need in a special one, just a simple basic adapter , that is what I used and had no problems.
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This will work in Europe and Turkey . Egypt may be different ( not sure but you can Google it ). Do what we did - email your hotel - some good ones will even send a photo back of their outlet if you ask . This plug worked great recently in France - no problems and a good buy for the money . Don't forget to check the voltage of the country - you will need a converter for some large things - hairdryer etc , not for Kindles , camera chargers etc. Email the hotel - you'll be glad you did. If you have anymore questions - feel free .
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No, I thought the item was far too bulky to carry while travelling. In addition, you would need an international conversion plug and transformer as most overseas locations use 220 volts. Most travel converters say that they will handle upto 1800 watts, but they have only one plug outlet. I doubt that they would supply enough amperage to power three plugs and two USB connectors if you connected the Belkin surge protector into it. I had issues with this accepting power in Atlanta Hartsfield airport--not sure about the 180+ countries using 220 v.
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FWIW, I used it in Europe 2 weeks ago. Both USB ports died after 1 use. The outlets seemed to still function.
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I have ordered mine through the US side of amazon.com and they have both an us plug - what make sense.But the plug is made for 120-240 V and 50/60 Hz and with it you can use this internationally. You just need a little adapter for Europe (no converter!) for 2$.I'm commuting and therefor bought a second one because I'm so satisfied with them!
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I have not used it at all because it is unfortunately not what I thought it is. I needed a converter, to use electronics from Europe in the US. I'm sorry that I can't help you.
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This device is not a converter. It does not convert one voltage to another. If it's 220 in, it's 220 out. If it's 110 in, it's 110 out. Most of your electronics can handle either voltage. You just need a plug adapter for the various countries. However, what this is great for is that you often only have one outlet in your hotel room, and several devices to charge (computers, tablets, phone, cameras, etc.). You can plug this in your one outlet and charge many devices at once, but they all have to be able to handle the voltage of the host country.
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Since I have not traveled abroad in a while, I cannot truely answer your question. I will assume that if you buy a converter as my daughters have, it might work. I will tell you that mine is still working and working well and I have no problem with the item, but I am using it in the US. I hope this helps.
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Well, I haven't used mine in Europe yet, but since is says Input: AC 100V-240V 50/60Hz on the plug and comes with a European plug adaptor, I'm assuming its good to go. Just to state the obvious, I wouldn't plug this into 220v US, but 220/240v international should be fine. I have a ton of travel chargers for devices and batteries and everything with the 100V-240V 50/60Hz rating on it has perform flawlessly overseas.
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I'm not sure. I used it in England, France and Italy. Not sure if that helps but maybe you can search and see if the outlets in those countries are the same as Greece.
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The product is marked 100-240 volts 50-60 HZ, should work. However I have never traveled to Europe so I'm not sure about there outlets. If they are the same as USA you will be ok.
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I know for sure that it works in Belgium since I bought them for use in this specific country. It is a 220 adapter, so just find out what outlets they have in France and Amsterdam. Thanks.
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The supplier has sent you a unit with a European plug in error! Same thing happened to me. As I travel to Europe, I already had a foreign adapter. I would send unit back. Failing that you will have to spend $6-$10 for travel adapter.