If you use your 110 V camera gadgets(from U.S. for instance),playstations,laptops ,drones and etc to a countries with 240 Volts without using a transformers or converters ,then you just say goodbye to it within seconds coz it gonna fry or explode up your expensive gears..
All this taking, can you test it?? Can it actually work with hairdryer? From what I read they don’t really work well with high power devices like hair dryers.
Hermano una pregunta ese transformador lo compre en usa lo traje a italia y cuando conecto la maquina de cortar cabello al momento me la quemo me pudieras explicar q pudo haber pasado gracias
I'm trying to power a portable double induction cooktop here in Australia. It's from the US and it's power details are as follows: 1800w 120v 60hz... Will this adapter work for me??
@@ammaralqatari3533 Ammar did you find any solution you can help me with? I have similar issue..I have a machine that takes 110-120v 1440watt and I want it to work in 220v country.
@@ammaralqatari3533 Can you use it continuesly or you have to unplug it after certain amount of time? The machine I have is a grill and it needs to be plugged in for AT LEAST 30-40mins for only one serving!
Are you wanting to convert power in the usa or use a USA device in UK or? It says The Try Ace adapter(3-Pin Socket) is suitable for all DUAL VOLTAGE devices(100-240V,10A max) .Such as mobile phones/cemera batteries/apple watch/ ipad/ laptop/macbook/dual voltage flat iron/curling iron/hair straightener. Dual USB ports are available for most USB devices such as cell phones. Note:The independent UK/AU/EU Plug can be used alone with dual voltage devices. I dont want you to damage your items so please see the amazon link for full applications. It can be used in allot of ways. Buy Here: @t
@@TUXXREVIEWS I’m USA 110v and trying to goup 220v in the Philippines when I get there . So are you saying that this should be it for what I need it for?
If you use your 110 V camera gadgets(from U.S. for instance),playstations,laptops ,drones and etc to a countries with 240 Volts without using a transformers or converters ,then you just say goodbye to it within seconds coz it gonna fry or explode up your expensive gears..
Thank you. Please, can you test the voltage converter for us to see how to use? Thanks a lot!
On my next ravel out of usa I will. All the plugs here match what I have
All this taking, can you test it?? Can it actually work with hairdryer? From what I read they don’t really work well with high power devices like hair dryers.
I will take it on future trips and follow up. Next trip is NYC (so no need for power converter this time).
Thank you for the review, may I ask if this will work fine with a TV, I have a 110v 55'' 280w, and my power supply is 220v?
Thats should be fine but I would double check tvs owners manual to confirm specs / review with power supply
Thank you
Your welcome
Hermano una pregunta ese transformador lo compre en usa lo traje a italia y cuando conecto la maquina de cortar cabello al momento me la quemo me pudieras explicar q pudo haber pasado gracias
Thank youuu!!!
Your Welcome!
Does this work with Keurig 2000watts 110v 60hz???
I'm trying to power a portable double induction cooktop here in Australia. It's from the US and it's power details are as follows: 1800w 120v 60hz... Will this adapter work for me??
It sounds like a yes but to play it safe please check out the amazon link for additional tech specs.
cool video tech tuxx
pls answer i purchased 48inch LG c1 but it’s 120v i have to use it on 220v, is 100w adapter is ok?
It may work but long term best to use a 120w adaptor on a 120w device.
@@TUXXREVIEWS no dude 120 is voltage but wattage is different thing so i want to know what is my tvs wattage? it’s 48 inch LG c1
I would look for a higher wattage converter. Like 300w to be safe
Can I use this with my dyson air dryer from Canada in the UK?
It should. So the plug on hair dryer is two prong right?
Can I use it for 800watt audio system?
I dont see why not but dont trust my word, check the information on the device instructions or contact them to make sure.
i wonder this will work in Pakistan i cant go without coffee Keurig k-mini plus single serve k-cup
As long as its one of the included ends you should be golden!
will this work a xbox one console (about 120 watts and lower), my xbox one is a us version it power brick is 110V
Yes if its a USA Xbox being used in another country
Will this device work in Tanzania?
please click in Amazon link for full tech specs.
Yes. Just make sure you check the wattage for your devices or it will get hot and possibly break
Can i use it to power a breville coffee machine bought from the US with 1600 w 120v?
I wanna use it in a 220v country
@@ammaralqatari3533 Ammar did you find any solution you can help me with?
I have similar issue..I have a machine that takes 110-120v 1440watt and I want it to work in 220v country.
I ended up buying a step down 2000w transformer. It is from a spanish company called Manumag and it works great! Best of luck!
@@ammaralqatari3533
Thanks for the info.
Can you please send me a link for the one you bought? I couldn't find it on amazon us.
@@ammaralqatari3533
Can you use it continuesly or you have to unplug it after certain amount of time?
The machine I have is a grill and it needs to be plugged in for AT LEAST 30-40mins for only one serving!
I can use from 110v to 220v?
Are you wanting to convert power in the usa or use a USA device in UK or? It says The Try Ace adapter(3-Pin Socket) is suitable for all DUAL VOLTAGE devices(100-240V,10A max) .Such as mobile phones/cemera batteries/apple watch/ ipad/ laptop/macbook/dual voltage flat iron/curling iron/hair straightener. Dual USB ports are available for most USB devices such as cell phones. Note:The independent UK/AU/EU Plug can be used alone with dual voltage devices. I dont want you to damage your items so please see the amazon link for full applications. It can be used in allot of ways. Buy Here: @t
@@TUXXREVIEWS I’m USA 110v and trying to goup 220v in the Philippines when I get there
. So are you saying that this should be it for what I need it for?