I live in Sweden. Does this hairdryer work for 220 Voltage?
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Mine is 110. But you could purchase a transformer/converter. We used them in Germany for 110 appliances in the 70's
1154541
I looked, it has a GFI plug, and it only says 120V.I suspect it would not work with 220.
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Yes, but make sure items you will plug in to this are 110V-240V. This DO NOT changes voltage. Let's just say your computer or phone will work( charge) just fine as they are 110V-240V but your hair dryer will burn
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.
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This is a dual voltage hairdryer. You can switch it from 125 to 250 and I tested the hairdryer at home in the US and it worked fine with two speeds. When I switched the voltage in Paris it worked fine and I didn't need an additional adapter other than the adapter for the wall outle . My only issue with this product was it only worked on the "high" setting in Paris. Hope this helps.
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Try Amazon again and type in hair dryer 220 Volt . There are several options .
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No, the input is 110V 60hz but the power is 1800W (not 2300W). I have owned 2 hair dryers prior to this one that were 2300W and this one dries my hair much faster that the higher wattage ones. I assume this is because of the infrared feature. I am completely satisfied with this dryer and I think it is much easier on my hair. My hands are very arthritic and not very agile and I have no problem managing this dryer.
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It seems to work in all countries. Make sure your hair dryer and DSLR charger can work with 110 or 220 volts. This is an adapter not a voltage converter. Laptops will be fine as they are almost all made to work with 110 or 220 volts.
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this is made for a 110 outlet you will burn the hairdryryer up if you use 220
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I'm pretty sure it would be 110 as it is just plugged into a regular outlet. I think 220 is for stuff like clothes dryers. I assume you are refering to a hair dryer.
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YES! This is the hair dryer you want for Europe! I used it in France, no adapter required. It should work in all of Europe. However if you plan a stop in the UK you will need an adapter for there.
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There is a small screw on the hair dryer to turn when you go from US to Europe. Then once you get to Europe, you must use an adaptor on the dryer plug before you plug into electric outlets there. And yes, they do work! If you don't use them, you'll fry your electronics!
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The dryer is dual voltage but I think you still need an adaptor appropriate for England.
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I don't know what voltage is used in India. Some hair dryers you can change the voltage on. It the voltage is different it will break your hair dryer.
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Hi Virginia, This is NOT a dual voltage hair dryer. If you are traveling, the wattage in Europe is 220/125. To change the voltage you would have to purchase a very expensive and heavy voltage converter (which people used to do years ago before dual voltage hair dryers and other appliances). Two choices: one, buy a dual voltage here and then buy the various plugs for each country, or purchase a dryer in Europe which is not dual voltage, but only for European plugs. I purchased one in Paris and another in London many years ago, they work great. Good luck (Conair makes a cheap one that works)
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Here is some info about a converter that you may want to check in to. http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20080121211719AAVfrRcI'm not sure that the above like I gave you will open. If you just "google" your question, such as "do I need a converter adaptor for my hairsetter in Europe", you will get a lot of information...much more than I could give you in my own words. Good luck!
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I'm not an electrician, but I have lived in Europe and all our 110v appliances (hair dryer, vacuum cleaner etc) worked on 220v with a voltage converter.
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Yes, the hair dryer works in Italy and other European countries. You have to switch the voltage (on the handle of the hair dryer) and when you get to Italy, use an adaptor. The dryer must be used only on the low setting, but feels like high to Americans. It works very well, I used it for 2 wks this fall on a trip to France! Beth McCauslin