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(More customer reviews)Bought this for a trip to Ireland. Thought I needed it for a hair dryer. As it turned out, I only used it to charge a camera battery.
Plugged it in for one night on the 50W setting, everything looked normal and the battery was charging. The next morning the converter was dead. Couldn't tell whether or how much the batter actually charged. The converter never worked again.
Absolute trash.
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International Voltage Converter Adapter KitThis converter enables the traveler to use 110 volt small electronic items and appliances, including hair dryers, heating pads, radio/cassette players, irons, etc. in countries that have 220/240 AC power.This Dual Wattage converter has two settings:50 watt setting: Designed for answering machines,tape recorders, radio/cassette/cd players, calculators,etc.(Max. 1600 watts)1600 watt setting: Designed for heat-related appliances including hair dryers, curlers, irons, heating pads, electric blankets, etc. (max 1600 watts) Foreign electricity (220/240V) is different from standard U.S. electricity (110/120V). To use your travel appliances overseas, you must use a converter to reduce foreign electricity, otherwise, you will burn your appliances and they will not operate.Using this converter is simple. Just plug it into foreign outlet, select the desired wattage setting, then plug your appliance into the female side of the converter, and use your appliance as you would at home.This converter comes with five adapter plugs for those countries which require pins of different sizes and shapes.This adapters will work in:* Europe* Australia & New Zealand.* North & South America & Caribbean.* Africa, Asia & Middle East.* Great Britain & Hong Kong.Comes in a convenient case so you can always have it handy.Overall dimensions(case): 5.75" x 4" x 2.75"Sealed in original package.
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