If I have two 220V products, should I buy two converters or can I use both with one converter?
1614305
You don't need buy two. use power strip,you can use more than one products. Remember power total do not over 1000W
1614306
If the combined wattage is below the wattage of the converter you will be ok.
1614307
You can power two 220V products with one converter as long as your total wattage for your two products does NOT exceed 1000W.The convertor only comes with one 220V outlet, so you have to purchase some type of power strip.
1614308
You will need two as it only has 1 220v output. You could try putting in an adapter but you may not get the power.
1614309
It depends on your product's wattage to be used,if your going to use (2) two products make sure that these products are 50% lower in wattage than your converter
1614310
That depends on the wattage of your products. If the wattage (usually indicated in specification) sums up to say 750W-800W, you can comfortably use both simultaneously as this is a 1000W transformer.
902706
No. You can plug two items into this. One on the top and one on the front side. I used this constantly for curling iron, hair dryer, lap top, iPhone, etc. and never had issues once or considered getting a converter.
1156745
I lived oveseas too. You will need a converter or buy the version for your country. This will not work alone with 220 but a converter should fix that. It is a first class product.
2256491
You have to calculate the total needed power for your appliances. This converter has 100 Watt capacity. Add the watts (power consumption) of each device you going to connect at the same time. They should not exceed the 100 watt.Volt x Ampere = Watt
392573
This is already 110v and u don't need convertor . If you already own 230v then u need to buy convertor from Sears or eBay
1134701
This wattage is good for larger items like a UK TV, video machine, amplifier, etc. A smaller, 200W type converter would be ok - always get at least three times more wattage than you need as some items create a power surge when you first turn them on and can trip a transformer out. Hope that's some help.
694720
Yes. The power supply says 100v-240v so 220 is no problem. I have both in my house and I'm pretty sure I'm plugged into 220.
1381019
You will need a converter to ensure proper functioning without ruining your appliance. Check with a certified electrician to see what they recommend.
865728
The rule of thumb in this case is to use a converter having power at least 50% higher than your device . So in your case you should use a 600w converter. This is because the power consumption at the start is higher than the regular value.
590136
I really am not aware of two different types of adapters needed in Spain. We traveled through Spain a few months ago and used this type of adapter. It worked very well. And the color made it visible enough that we didn't forget to unplug it from the wall before checking out of the hotels where we stayed. We used it to charge our cell phone batteries, camera batteries, and e-book batteries which are dual voltage in themselves, so we did not need a power converter which in itself weighs a lot. By the way, most hair dryers and curling irons these days are dual voltage too.
321903
Dual voltage - I bought it in the US with 110V and I am using it abroad with 220v
626996
yes you would. I live in the Netherlands and I'm using it with a converter as well.
879974
Dual voltage includes 110/120V AND 220/240V. If it's missing the 220/240V you're likely to have problems.
889920
Adapters are not converters (these are adapters). If you are traveling to a country which uses 220-230 volt power, you need to look at your 110 volt electronic device to see whether it can safely run on 220-230. If it can, you need the proper adapter only (adapters vary between countries - be careful to purchase correct adapter). If it cannot (if it only runs on 110), then you need a converter and an adapter. Depending on the cost of the item, you may decide to purchase the item overseas in lieu of carrying a converter.
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I don't think it would work without a converter. I have 110V electricity and it works well here.
1699287
Hi, i bought that one, i live in Lima, Perú and here we have 220v and it works ok, it's a little more expensive, but other wise you must to have always a big convertor, so its better to have the 220v
473271
Yes, that is the idea, and like the other answers say, you can probably get away with only using one. However, if you aren't using a USB hub, you should just play it safe and use both; I've had a hard drive with the same sort of setup that usually worked with just one cable, but it was right on the edge, and I had it cut out a couple times. If you are using a hub, it doesn't matter if you use both or not, they're generally capable of providing all available current up to 2.1 Amps through any single port.