Will this converter handle a USA coffee pot in England?
1717951
I received mine and it didn't work at all. Even changing the fuze. So I would say no. Also- items with a heating element are going to require more watts. This is only good for 100 watts. I can't be sure how large your coffee pot is, but I'm betting more than 100 watts.
1717952
This converter is not designed for high wattage items such as coffeepot. It can only handle up to 100 watt max.
1717953
Unlikely - it only provides less than an amp of current - US coffeemakers are usually over 10 amps
2106636
I am sure it will work there but remember that this is a simple adapter, NOT a converter. Whatever you plug in must be able to accept the current and amperage of the supply. If you plug a 110 appliance into a 220 outlet, you will fry it.
1608565
No it won't. You will need a actual convertor. This product won't actually work at all.
2031296
Am unsure of the current requirements but buying an adapter would be a waste. Buy a 110 volt immersion heater of coffee pot instead and you will be money ahead with less hassle.
1968756
The unit is a US standard 110v, so if your country's supply is not 110v you will need a converter.
2105127
Yes, But make sure to buy proper adapter for the current conversion depending on country.
2106207
I don't know. If you can plug into a America like plug then yes, if not you will need a converter. My only problem with this product is the attachments won't stay in after about month it less. I use the big brush all the time so my husband put 2 short screws into it to hold it on. Which h works great.I would buy one like this wasn't interchangeable. Even through I like the idea cuz I do travel some.
816431
Yes - with a converter. I took it to Scotland last year and had no problems with the converter.
2024900
As long as the stove is a liquid fuel(Coleman type) with a generator tube, the converter will work.
167120
Just make sure the coffee pot will work on 50Hz power. The USA is 60Hz. The transformer changes the voltage not the frequency.
1350286
Yes, the converter can handle both step up and step down conversion. Therefore if you are taking 220/240V devices to a 110V region or vice versa, US(110V) to Hong Kong (220V), this device is what you need. Bare in mind - you can run all the appliances off of one converter using a multi-plug. To determine the size of the transformer you require, tally all the wattage of the devices you'll be taking with you and multiply this by 2. Therefore, if you'll be using a 1000W microwave and a 500W kettle, and want to use them at the same time, you'll need a 3000W transformer.
1963237
I have no clue. I would Google the area and see what they use. But I would strongly advise you to buy a different converter
1966358
I use this iron with standard USA household voltage. I am thinking that you would require a voltage converter if traveling abroad.
1720174
This transformer will give you 220V power supply from 110V for sure. However you'd better check power consumption of your coffee machine. This transformer is only 100w capacity, so it should be used for appliances that consume less than 100w.
977720
Clarification: I didn't ask you where you want to use this transformer so the info about London might be useless to you. Basically, this converter kit has worked for me in Europe, Asia, the Middle East, Australia and New Zealand, and Canada. except London but anywhere else in England.
1467249
If the iron is listed as 110-240 volt, all you should need is an adapter plug to go from the US pattern to the UK plug. No transformer should be needed.
99748
I didn't get that far..When I received the unit I found it only operated on US currents and not Australian 240V. A transformer would have cost me three times the price of the coffee machine so I dumped it...Sorry I can't help.