We are going to England & Scotland from the US. All our chargers are 110-240v. Will this work for us without an adapter? I like the surge protector.
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No, this won't work. The UK uses a different plug type than continental Europe does. You should look for a plug adapter specifically for the UK.
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Not likely. This surge protector needs a German "Schuko" Type F outlet (has 2 round pins). The UK outlets are mostly Type G which is 3 big rectangular pins.
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This has the Schuko connector on it which is used in most of Europe EXCEPT the UK. The connector for the UK is BS 1363 plug.
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Yes, if they are 110-240v you don't need a power converter. You can plug them directly into this strip, and plug the strip into the wall.
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I was in France and England. I needed an extra adapter, but with one adapter and this, I had multiple plug ins for charging technology and morning hair appliances. Loved this.
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You will need to find a type G strip for it to work in the UK but this type of device will work for all your devices as you say
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Yes. The 6 receptacles are designed to take *any* plug from around the planet.As long as your device is rated for 240V and the Tripp Lite can plug into a UK socket, you are fine.The price is a touch high for a power strip, but they are unbelievably handy. At first I thought it was an extravagant purchase, now I own 3.
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Hi Dianna, According to my research the US uses 110v and the UK uses 240v. No the US version will not be suitable for the UK. Try finding a adaptor that will change your voltage to 110v.
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It should not be a problem, IF we are talking about 120 volt AC. It will not work for 240V circuits (European) unless the item specifically states that it works with that voltage. But as far as computers go, I can't see any reason why it shouldn't work. A surge protector is a surge protector. This unit also has protected Ethernet connections.
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A 110v surge protector is not going to take 220v well. You need a 220v surge protector and if you use an adapter, you need to make sure you get one that connects the ground.
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the power adapter is 100-240V. Fur UK you will need another power cord or a plug adapter from US to UK outlet.
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No. Even with a plug adapter, the surge protector part is a problem. I have blown circuits and adapters this way. First, I blew the adapter in India. Then, I plugged it in at the airport lounge in the U.S. and killed that entire circuit. Guilty.
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You would have to buy a power converter to make it compatible with the outlets in the UK. Thank you for shopping with DGS Novelties!
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It worked for me. All You'll need is a plug adapter (NOT a converter) for the country you will be visiting. It charges right up. I've taken it to 4 different countries in Europe now without problem.
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Noooo! You have this wrong - it is an extension lead for US power - the protector is a standard RCD which kicks in if there's a short somewhere! It DOES NOT convert from one voltage to another!! A voltage transformer always has to be in there! You plug a 110v item into this then into the 240v mains in the UK then you will have the protector trip which is preferable to having the US electrical item blow up on you.If you are unsure - please buy from a shop where you can speak to someone for advice, rather than buy off the interwebs and risk danger or wasting money.
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The strip worked well for me in Europe and on a river cruise with dual voltage appliances like my razor and IPad charger. I use a grounded european adapter plug to connect between the power strip and a wall outlet. Do not use 120 volt only US devices on 240 volt european current.
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I wanted to know that too. Just found this on his webpage: * Universal voltage (120-240V), perfect for worldwide travel So it looks like only an adapter plug would be needed not a transformer.
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Well, I haven't used mine in Europe yet, but since is says Input: AC 100V-240V 50/60Hz on the plug and comes with a European plug adaptor, I'm assuming its good to go. Just to state the obvious, I wouldn't plug this into 220v US, but 220/240v international should be fine. I have a ton of travel chargers for devices and batteries and everything with the 100V-240V 50/60Hz rating on it has perform flawlessly overseas.
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The AC Adapter reads 100-240v, so it should work fine if you have a simple plug adapter to convert the US 2-prong. Have not used in the UK so YMMV.
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All you will need is a voltage converter plug for that country which I am sure amazon sells and it will not be a problem. I have a friend in England who uses a converter
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I used mine in Ireland, the UK & Greece and didn't need an adapter or converter. Took converter just in case but didn't need it on my travels.
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no, these adapters are for continental Europe. You need a UK adapter for Ireland and Scotland. Its a heavy 3 pronged adapter. Also your question refers to the products...that has nothing to do with plugging in...all electrical power in Europe and UK is 220 volts. You have to check as to whether yor prduct can handle 220 V. Most cell phones don't care whether its 110 or 220, but I would check your specific product to be sure. If you are wrong you won't be happy with the smoke that comes out of your now burned out product!
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Voltage should be OK. You will need an adaptor to covert US type plug to UK and EU type.