what is the voltage rating of the Hot-Fix Applicator wand will it work with the 220v electricity volatge rating in the UK
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Depends, if you are buying it from Amazon.com or Amazon.co.uk is the biggest clue. Only stuff bought from .co.uk will be 240v. You can get inverters though that let you step up or step down the power, but they can get pricey. Good luck:)
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Read the label on the back. If it says 125V rating, then, no. They contain wires that are thin and might heat up; are not to be connected on 240V. The wires inside have heat rating. The 125V one might still function in the UK as long as you don't draw much current with many appliances at the same time. If you want to take a chance, make sure you unplug it when no one is home or when you leave it unattended. You never know what time it might start smoking and melting. It is about taking chances. Better buy a power strip from there and support their economy too. After all, you are a tourist. Don't play with electricity there. It can easily kill. It did many times with household appliances. Read the label on the back. If it says 125V rating, then, no. They contain wires that are thin and might heat up; are not to be connected on 240V. The wires inside have heat rating. The 125V one might still function in the UK as long as you don't draw much current with many appliances at the same time. If you want to take a chance, make sure you unplug it when no one is home or when you leave it unattended. You never know what time it might start smoking and melting. It is about taking chances. Better buy a power strip from there and support their economy too. After all, you are a tourist.... » Read More Read the label on the back. If it says 125V rating, then, no. They contain wires that are thin and might heat up; are not to be connected on 240V. The wires inside have heat rating. The 125V one might still function in the UK as long as you don't draw much current with many appliances at the same time. If you want to take a chance, make sure you unplug it when no one is home or when you leave it unattended. You never know what time it might start smoking and melting. It is about taking chances. Better buy a power strip from there and support their economy too. After all, you are a tourist. Don't play with electricity there. It can easily kill. It did many times with household appliances. « Show Less
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This flat iron hair wand works on 110v, 60Hz. Hope this helps. If you are planning an overseas trip this, and other electrical products like hair dryers, will require adapters which you can buy at Best Buy and other stores, probably amazon.com also.
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I'm not an electrician but I believe you can use it if you use a universal converter . People who travel to other countries use their appliances along with this converter. The converter is a small pronged adapter that plugs into your UK outlet and you plug the US hair tool into it.
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I dont know since i own only the 220v powertig. For the price it usefulness works great for the home shop. So far so good i hope it stays that way
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you need to call the manufacturer for that information. A lot of small appliances need a transformer to work, otherwise the 220 V will fry the circuitry
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I used the item in Cyprus which uses the same plus as england and i blew the machine...Twice! I bought two separate machines and since the volatge is different it blew even with a fused extension plug. If your voltage is different to that of the UK, you will have to buy an actual voltage converter where you can manually set the output power. The one i used that you would normally use for an electric shaver will not be enough. Hope this helps.
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Not sure about the range, mine is for 120 volts. More importantly, this device has been recalled by Dyson as a fire hazard.
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I have an older model that was sold in store in USA. I would not take a chance with voltage. Best bet, contact Braun directly to see if they sell a USA compatible model. It is a great machine. Have owned mine over 25 years.
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James, where are you? No, no, no no. It is rated for 120VAC. 220 will let all the smoke out of it. Besides, The Dremel's plug won't fit into a 220-240VAC receptacle.
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I don't know about voltage in Malaysia, it's 110 here I believe , I know England is 220. 240 so that could be your problem. You can always use an adapter. It really is a terrific opener, so easy, I couldn't be happier with mine.
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http://www.amazon.com/Velleman-Compact-Universal-Adapter-Supply/dp/B00068U44I/ The wand's OEM adapter is 6.5V 1.5A. The above universal adapter comes with tips for different devices. One of which will work with the wand..
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While I am not sure of the specific voltage, I do know that you can use this item with any standard outlet. Do not use this item with an extension cord or surge protector. It will melt the cord and short out the heater
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Concerning the voltage, this is all I can find in the instructions: "Use on alternating current (60HZ) only. Standard curling appliances are designed to operate at 110 to 125 volts."
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Sorry, can't anywhere in the manual about UK supply. It takes a 110 volts to work
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If its a 240V rating it's probably a 150watt unit but if its a 115V unit its more likely to be a 300 watt unit. The most important item for UK use is that it is a 240v unit.I have some of the latter if required. they are the MT 1009a part No. on E bay -TouchLamp Lighting control for 240V UK Mains supply (331170361817) Roy Wiggins
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It should work if you buy the one with the US cord, you might need an adaptor because they only take uk plugs in. 300W should be ok. They get very hot when stepping up (from 127V to your 220V) so have it on an opened area and don't leave it completely unattended (just in case).