Does this flat iron automatically switch into a higher voltage for other countries?
1439825
Nothing I see is stated about that. It does state, "universal voltage for worldwide use." It does specifically say, that you are NOT TO USE THIS WITH ANY VOLTAGE CONVERTER! The last answer is wrong for this flat iron. Possibly It converts automatically. Here is a telephone number I found on the brochure where you may get some better answers. Good luck. 1 770-552-8000 (they are located in Atlanta Georgia.)
1439826
Hi Jennifer,Make sure to buy a universal adapter when traveling oversea this shouldnot affects the temperature setting.I used this flat iron in Montreal had no problems,but always check your setting before using.Have fun traveling.
1439827
Hi Jennifer, Make sure to buy a universal adapter when traveling oversea this shouldnot affects the temperature setting.I used this flat iron in Montreal had no problems,but always check your setting before using.Have fun traveling.
1380375
Yes, it adjusts the voltage so you can plug in US electronics... But from my experience with these devices, hair dryers, flat irons and curling irons don't work well. Best to buy one of those in Europe.
775545
Yes, like most new electronics, it automatically detects and uses 110-220V just fine. Works great too!
1273678
It does not. Your model only operates on 100-120 v. There is another model which lets you switch between 100-120 to 200-240v.I own both models as I travel frequently to Europe. I have never had a problem regarding the voltage.
2163974
The iron works on 110 W and 220 W and there is 5-6 different adaptor plugs. It works amazing !
448810
It says on the iron 120V 60Hz. I really like this iron would not use a corded one
2003163
I do not know. It runs off of a normal plug in. I can tell you out of all the flat irons I have bought for my daughter and used on her hair this by far was the most inexpensive and worked the BEST!! She broke the first one by accident it got dropped and we loved this one so much that I ordered a 2nd one to replace it!!
1115753
This iron has a polarized plug ( one blade is larger than other) for 120v and European plug for 220v. As a safety feature, this plug will fit into a polarized outlet only one way. Info from page 2 of manual
1250587
This iron is not dual voltage. It is labeled 120V (for use in the United States).
425878
I have no idea, it should work if your player accepts the american voltage, I just bought it for my flat iron and it works perfectly well.
1921573
yes it is 100% dual voltage, I used different countries in Europe and North American. Basically I use travel only, I live in Canada. But the quality is just okay if you compare to babyliss titanium flat iron, but the price that you pay for, it's worth it.
2086144
I have a Chi DB flat iron that I am desperately going to need when I travel to the UK in a couple of months. The manual says it's compatible with AC120V, 60Hz, .35A, and 35W. What kind of converter/adapter will I need to ensure that at the very least that I don't short circuit and destroy the flat iron? Thanks!
2053616
I love the flat iron, but I just went to a couple of other countries and I used an adaptor and it didn't work as well...I was worried it was going to ruin it so I stopped using it...some brands make flat irons for different watts...I would look at that...sorry!
2203936
My wife really loves this iron. I see nothing that specifically mentions 220V's. However, the material and instructions include just about every industrial nation in the world. We recommend this iron highly
478248
No, it does not as this one was for use in USA which uses 110V. You might want to check the model specific to 220V.
981087
In US we have 110v - if you use this converter, it can automatically convert the 110 v to 220 v.
954929
I used it in London and Germany on lower setting with converters. Converters will tell you which country they are for. Iron worked great on lower setting. I use my Chi daily at home but heard from a friend that hers got fried in Germany with a converter. From what I could gather, my friends fried their irons using the hottest settings therefore, I stuck with a lower setting. I had no problems.