I'm plugging this device into a European 220V circuit. This converts that voltage into what is needed for a Samsung Galaxy, iPad and an iPhone 5s??? I don't need another device to do the voltage conversion to 110V before I put this device in the loop?? I'm plugging this device into a European 220V circuit. This converts that voltage into what is needed for a Samsung Galaxy, iPad and an iPhone 5s??? I don't need another device to do the... » Read More I'm plugging this device into a European 220V circuit. This converts that voltage into what is needed for a Samsung Galaxy, iPad and an iPhone 5s??? I don't need another device to do the voltage conversion to 110V before I put this device in the loop?? « Show Less
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Nope. This covers all of those, it covers anything that can be charged with a USB cable. I've done my Galaxy, my iPad and my mum's iPhone all on the same charger, with the UK 220v attachment, and all of my stuff was bought in the US and uses, generally, 110v charging devices. This works very well, make sure the attachment is on firmly, and enjoy!
771816
No you don't need any convertor it will work in any country 110 to 240 volts and al the adapter are included
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Just get out of the box and put it to work. And works perfectly, I did in Portugal. I am very happy :)
1913565
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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Answer here...You may use with power adpater that can convert from 110 to 220 V. The only problem is servicing it in Africa. Check with Samsung. Whether they will support this as warranty may be voided if you transport to other country.
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I am not sure. The adaptor label says it works for "100-240V - 2.5A Max" and "110V/Max.275W - 230V/Max.575W". The adaptor has a 2 prong plug (each prong is round) that looks like the ungrounded plug for Israel (according to Google). This adaptor is not a transformer, so I am not sure if you also need a transformer for your iPhone.
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This is NOT a converter, it is an adapter. It allows you to use US-standard plugs in a variety of foreign outlets. It does NOT convert higher voltage to 110V and you will fry an appliance unless it is already suited for 100/240 use (like most computer power supplies are). All you need to do is look at the device you need to use and see what it will handle for voltage - if it says something like 100-240V you can use this adapter anywhere, otherwise you need to get a step-down transformer (heavier and usually a bit more expensive).
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If your apple charger says it can handle both 110v and 220v, then you can use this adapter to plug it into the Italian outlets. That's all you need. No clue on Israel, you need to look up what their outlets to see what kind they use and find an appropriate adapter.
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This is not an electric voltage converter. It's just an electric power strip that allows gadgets from all over the world to be pluged in . So you dont have to buy a separate power strip that works for 110V and another strip that works for 220V. Your gadget should mention what kind of voltage it will work on. If its dual voltage (110V-220v) then its much better and you can use this otherwise you will need a converter as your gadgets only work in 220V
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Hi Daedrich. As I understand, you live in Hungary. I do not know the voltage you use over there, but I don't think that will be a problem because the Edge comes with its own brick. I would say you just have to buy the plug converter, but you should chek if the voltage, in case it is not the same, won't damage your tablet. Greetings!
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It will plug into 120v outlets in the US/Canada. The device includes a 5V 1.8A (9W) power supply and uses a micro usb port. The outlet plug is removable so it's possible they'll have a 220v power supply later for Europe. But you could just supply another power supply for it (one from a tablet perhaps) to make it work.
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The so-called "Voltage Converter" does not convert voltage in High setting. It simply chops off part of the AC signal to reduce the power for heating elements. It must not be used for any 110V-only electronic devices, or else the high voltage stress will burn out the device. See my review for details:http://www.amazon.com/review/R1N5FOA9JB2NA0/
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One thought could be a travel adapter/converter. When Americans travel overseas we have to travel with an adapter so our devices fit in the outlet correctly and a converter to adjust the voltage back to 120. Usually the better ones have multiple adapters to fit different systems and can handle different voltages.Check on amazon for a higher quality one and it might just do the trick. The key is to find one that will work in your particular region. Again, you'll have to read through the product details to determine whether it can handle YOUR voltage and outlet configuration.
322997
These adapters only change the plugs... if the device is dual voltage (many, but not all, are) then all you need is the adapter. If your device is only 110-120 V, then you need a voltage converter....
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this would work with an i phone. i use these to charge my apple macbook air and i pad. there is no need for a voltage converter.
1456234
I just used this in London with a Windows phone and tablet and an iPhone and iPad. Nothing else is needed. I am told these days that voltage conversion is handled by the devices.
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I just returned from a month in Italy. Most locations we stayed at had the three hole recepticals but those would accept the two prong adapters. I think it's similar to the US where three holes are grounded two are not. We had no problem using small items like iPhones , iPads, razors, etc. using the two plug adapters. However, we do carry a grounded surge protector just to be safe.
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No it will not work for any device that is less than 50 watts which your devices are under. Note most iPads, iPods etc are already dual voltage so you don't need this converter - you just an adapter plug to go from the pin configuration in the foreign country to the US flat pin configuration . Search for plug adapters on Amazon there are many for 3-5 $.
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Yes! We have taken iPads, iPhones and Power Books to Europe, Asia New Zealand and South America. You will need a plug adapter to fit the plugs in the country you're going to be visiting, but no power conversion is required. Power requirement is 100W-240W, 50Hz-60Hz.