Panasonic ES8043SC Pro-Curve Pivot Action Linear Wet/Dry Shaver: Does it has double power (suitable for Europe also)?
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Power adapter is 100-240V, 50-60Hz, 150mAh input, 5V, 1A output. That'll work anywhere in the world I can think of. Make sure you have the right plug adapter (you will NOT need a transformer, but just a plug adapter to physically fit the plug to wherever in the world you are traveling to). You can find these things at travel stores, AAA, drugstores, department stores, etc.
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I'M not sure, however, i have found that in ost countries i have been in the bathe rooms have plugins specifically for shavers/razors. check with your hotel to see if that is offered they had them in london and dublin in both 220 and 110 .
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A good question because Remington trimmers ARE NOT dual voltage, useless if you ever travel or move countries. For small appliances like this there is no excuse for not having a charger that works on global voltage.
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Hello, Two of these I bought from Amazon.com were made in Netherlands. After having heaps of different shavers in last 54 years ... (sounds ugly) this is not a tick short of being a sensational shaver. I am not paid to say that, I believe 3 weeks + of battery life and very efficient shaving system is great. I was a bit on mean side and did not pay for 3D model ... as I find 2D to be great. Strongly suggest it. Cheers,Srecko
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Copied from the Product Description (so apparently it does....you'd probably have to have an adaptor for the plug, though, which isn't included): Other Features: Corded for shaving with a cord; Worldwide Voltage adjusts automatically from 100V to 240V AC; Also, here's the URL for their "Contact" page: http://www.support.philips.com/support/contact/contact_page.jsp;jsessionid=13799561FCAA5DF6E4F1F9D59A246353.app107-drp1?userLanguage=en&userCountry=us&_requestid=370492 On that page: Scroll down to Philips Norelco for contact phone # and live chat link. Copied from that section: 1-800-243-3050 Monday - Saturday 9:00 AM - 9:00 PM EST Sunday 9:00 AM - 6:00 PM EST Excluding Major Holidays
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Looked it up on the Internet and according to what I read about this shaver, it has automatic international conversion. Although it does not mention 220, I take it that the shaver will work on 110 or 220.
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Hi Richard,Yes. From page three of the Operating Instructions: "Thank you for choosing a Panasonic shaver ES-LT41. With our WET/DRY technology, you can enjoy using your Panasonic shaver dry or in the shower or bath for gentle and easy shaving. Please read all instructions before use." You can use lather, too. It seems as if that would be awfully messy, but in the shower, who cares?Full disclosure: I've gotten such terrific dry shaves since I bought this little jewel that I haven't tried wet shaving. Have fun!Grant. :-)
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I have a Panasonic ES2207 that I guess is older than the ones that are being discussed. My razor was purchased July 29, 2009, and the charger no longer works. The razor didn't work that well anyway and now that I can't charge it, not at all. I had a Remington that lasted for at least 12 years and gave a better shave. Why is it the old products seem to work better than the new ones?
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I used it in Europe(France) and it worked fine. That's what I bought it for ie travel and Babyliss is the European version for 220V. Can't use it here in the US which is 120. It is sold for US market under Conair as Infinity Spin Brush, so that one is the one I use in US. So I have two Conair for US 120V and the Babyliss you are asking about for 220V countries ie Europe. Can't convert from one to the other. Hope this helps.
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Panasonic ES8109S Vortex Wet/Dry Shaver with Nano Technology and HydraClean System I feel the same way. However the Panasonic just started to fail to pump fluid to the shaver head. Plenty of water and recently changed cartridge. Sent to repair center. Will inform when I get it back.
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I have had my ES-LA63 for 5 years and now it seems that I have to recharge it about every 5 shaves, before it was around 20 shaves. I have seen the replacement "new Panasonic battery" online for under $20. and am tempted to try it. Great shaver BTW, even better than my Braun.
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??? According to Amazon, this thread is about the Oral-B Pulsar 40 toothbrush. Are you asking about the Water-Pik? If so... these days most electric appliances can handle either US or European current (110-220 volts, 50-60 Hz) and only require a plug adapter. However the bottom of my Water-Pik shows only "120 volts, 60 Hz". Therefore, you will need to get a voltage converter from 220v to 110v to use the US model Water-Pik in Spain.
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Yes, you can use it in Europe, too. The charger that comes with it will convert any AC current 110 to 240 volts (50 - 60 Hz) to the exact 12 Volt DC 400 MiliAmp current the shaver requires. However, you will probably require a travel plug adapter for Germany, UK, France, etc. to adapt the U.S. style plug to local sockets. Hope this helps.
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The shaver works with 120v - 240v automatic conversion so doubt there will be any problems, I'm from Australia and have no probs with the units power.
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My beard is really tough and it takes quite a while for me to get a close shave, but the Panasonic does a better job than any other shaver I've ever used. Leave the cleaning base at home and just take the charger/cord with you on the road. I can get about 10 shaves on a charge, but I plug the shaver in overnight when on the road. If you clean the shaver under running water you will never *have* to clean it in the base, although that's what I do when not travelling. It's a great shaver... You can't go wrong. I've got the ES8228 and the ES8109. They're pretty much the same shavers with different trim. I replaced a Braun 360.
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I don't know what dual voltage is. if you mean like over seas, probably with a adapter, never had a problem with other curling irons with the adapters overseas
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the juice is cordless, battery operated clipper. Mine, the US version, does not have a Euro/World setting on the charge stand. You would need an appropriate converter at the very least and probably would want to contact Oster for their recommendation.