do this iron work with overseas electric system [220 volts
62830
According to what is written on the iron it is only made for 120V. (Also only has the American plug format.) It is 120V; 60Hz and 1200 Watts.
62831
I do not know if this particular item will work on overseas current but most small appliances will work with an adaptor or converter for the different power supply.
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
364089
Does it. Depends on model choiced. Europe, Australia and exportation model does work in 220v.
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.
724583
Hi. Unfortunately, no - the product will not work in a 220-240 Voltage system and we are not aware of any international model at this time. Thank you.
221900
This iron does have dual voltage. It will automatically adjust to the proper voltage. Use an adapter plug with the correct configuration.
1210678
Hello Evelyn, You can "BUT" only if your Flat Iron is duel voltage! That's very important!! Without it being duel voltage (110 to 220), you will blow the appliance and the electric in the entire building you are in, if you are in Europe. Hope that helps....Teresa Bartley
729932
I do not yet own this product but I believe that you can buy a voltage converter and plug it into that. I have used USA products in India via this method. It works with some products but it did not work with a hair iron. You just have to try it I suppose. Buy a good quality converter though.
2163974
The iron works on 110 W and 220 W and there is 5-6 different adaptor plugs. It works amazing !
2022813
Yes.The iron included with the base plugs into the left side with a standard two-prong cord. The outlet itself, is a 3 prong grounded outlet. Above the outlet, it reads "< 300W Max, for soldering irons only". Just don't exceed the wattage rating and you should be fine to change the iron for another one.
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.)
1807356
120 volt USA I'm sure u will need an adapter to use it there.but this cheap iron is awesome for low price ones buy the extra tips differ sizes they are awesome to larger tips Dont run as hot according to my heat gun
1744294
Yes. Designed to handle 220 volts.. I've used it on my Hobart IronMan 230 with no problems.
164585
Yes, they make 220 volt machine for International users. Check on their website (Snowie.com). Good luck
1060434
If the iron has a standard 2-prong U.S. plug, this converter should work for it. I used the converter to recharge my iPad while in India with no problem. I had read on some online sources that electrical currents were sometimes erratic in India, so I also carried a surge protector. I plugged the converter into the wall socket, the surge protector into the convertor, and my device into the surge protector. This might be overkill, but it worked for me. Good luck and have a great time!
1248787
This particular model is not capable without the adapter. You'd need to purchase that separately. I'm not sure if this company makes special irons with the 220 cords. It would be worth looking into or simply purchasing an adaptor to make it universal. You will enjoy this iron and I'm sure I it because I love mine.
1442604
I used it in Colombia and in Spain (Different energy voltage) , the only thing you need to do is buy an adaptable plug, is really cheep. The iron will change de voltage automatically. In the instructions they show you how.