i would like to know if this would work for hong hong. we are moving and i would like to take my kitchen appliances with me?
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.
1350287
Yes..this stuff deliver its function. You only need to be aware about the wattage rating that you need. This stuff will deliver 500 Watt
1350288
Depending on your wattage loads of your kitchen appliance. If it exceeds 500 watts - no. This is a step up and step down transformer. As long as you have an outlet adapter it will work. There is a manual switch for input voltage. So yes
499834
Usually a stove, like a refrigerator, needs a dedicated outlet. I wouldn't trust it for a stove.
315710
It would work, but I think the small refrigerator would probably be better. The small refrigerator is a little bit larger and would allow for more items.
2228156
Yes and no. Although it would probably work for a bit, it would quickly overload . I'm no electrician but they make travel converters to do that sort of thing..
2219318
If the appliance is like a dishwasher that is even with the cabinetry, there wouldn't be any problem. If, however, it's a range where the oven door sets a bit, I would doubt that it would work.If the appliance is set on the side where the drawer has to shift in order to allow the second section to come out, it must be nearly flush with the cabinetry in order for the first drawer to clear.As I "just" caught that you have a handle that protrudes 7.5" ... this would NOT work. Sorry...I love mine!
300279
I believe this is a near copy of the Mountain series stove and I've heard that the carry bag for those stoves will work. Haven't tried myself.
799344
No. We use this on our kitchen which has Pergo & also in our motor home when we travel for 6 months. Good luck.
759125
From my experience, small appliances do not always work well with international converters.
1205137
OMG i am sorry I didn't pay attention as i am the type who rarely register my small appliances. But Cuisinart is a big company. i am pretty sure there's a great customer service dept that can answer your questions. I do love my pink smart stick ! :)
1636318
Im not sure, but if you call the Wok Shop they will help you. I called and they were very helpful.
281437
Yes,it will work just fine. We have used it for several months this way with no problems.
500394
If the appliance has a mechanical on/off switch you'll be fine. Things that have electronic switches do not always turn back on; if you can unplug and plug back in your device without having to turn it back on, these will work.
444131
Sorry don't remember the dimensions of the pad though not very big. Yes it should work in HK as it works for my parents in India
1720129
Would work for sure, but size and weight are not suitable for travel. This is more something you would take if you were going to be living there for a while.
541657
You shouldn't need any extra converter aside from what's included in the kit. I didn't have any issues with devices/appliances during my travels. Just make sure your hotel can accommodate the wattage of your device.
781211
It should work OK. But I highly recommend the upLula loader instead. It's all metal and HKS is all plastic
280182
I expect so. However, I strongly suggest a call (or e-mail) to the company to affirm this. Contact your local library for Kitchen Aide "800" number to speak to a representative.