How come I can't plug in my iphone charger? or my blowdryer? I can't plug in any of my stuff from U.S.
383927
I don't know. My iPhone charger worked in both ports. The top port only supports two prongs but the front port supports three pronged plugs. It worked fine for me.
383928
I have no idea. I had no problem with any of my devices. The iPhone charger and camera battery charger plugs both fit into the adapter without a problem. I didn't take a hairdryer with me on safari, but I just tried it here at home and it plugged in just fine.
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Had no problems with mine, did need an adapter in places where the outlets had not been upgraded but the hotels supplied them with no problem.
383930
The iPhone and camera chargers will generally work fine because they will accept from 100-220Volts - it says so in very fine print on the charger. You should verify with your camera battery charger. I use a Nikon 7100 and a D50 and they were both fine in South Africa. I would NOT use an american blow drier or hot iron because the 220 volt system will fry the device. The iPhone charger seemed to fit better on the top slots for me, if memory serves.
383931
Depends on where you're vacationing. Different plugs for different locations.
383932
I have no idea, Robin. I just tried mine out with a U.S. plug wall lamp and I was able to plug it into the unit in two places. The iPhone and blowdryer should have the same kind of plug. you WILL need adaptors to plug this OREI into the wall outlets depending on where you're going, of course, but I don't think that was your problem, right?
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I just came back from Africa and found some rooms required a larger 3-way plug which I had and it worked fine on both. The one like you have worked fine on other hotel plugs but not all. We needed the larger plug several times and had to unplug the hotel item to use when we needed more than one of the larger plugs. You never know what will work.
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check your outlet to make sure other plugs work (cell phone, camera, etc.) If not, check with an electrician.
2135819
The charger has a standard American oulet. You might could use one of those expensive adapters--you don't have to recharge very often.
2217326
I also have an iPhone. It was inconsistent, worked in some outlets and not others. Probably had more to do with differences in wiring than this adapter. Don't know about Israel
1698860
I never tried plugging anything in that required heating up. I only used chargers for phones. Would check amperage requirements I guess. Some have suggested buying these hair care products at destination so will work with their current.
1000618
i am not sure if this works out of US, u can ask the seller too. i think in Asian countries plug parts are round so you wont be able to plug in by this device
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Andrew ... same problem I had, along with many others. This product sucks. The USB port should work, but I don't think there really is much you can do about the other devices. Better to spend the money for a new one while you are in France than burn up your appliances.
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I am not sure, I am sorry. Which country are you taking it to? It works via standard US outlets.
161571
If you don't have electrical devices that run on 110 AND 220 volts, then you might need a converter. My I- Phone charger and camera battery charger worked fine with only the adapter. Check to see whether your devices can run on both voltages.
525020
I had to call the company and re order a charger bc ours stopped working and I tried the Apple charger from our iPhones and it wouldn't work. There is a slight difference in it. The company gave me no problem at all maybe if you contacted them they might have a suggestion for you or may have a longer one to mail you.
51573
As far as I understand it, you have to buy converters for any electrical items that you want to use in another country. You may also have to buy the correctly shaped electrical plug that will fit into the outlets, which then attaches to the the converter. You should put this issue into a search. I did it recently for a different country I will be traveling to. You'd be amazed at all the configurations that other countries use.
685017
I'm not an expert on these things, but when I have issues like this, I do a few quick things. One, I change outlets. Sometimes a plug won't be making great contact anymore. (It also means you should change your outlet plug ASAP.) Two, I use a tester to be sure the charging plug still works. These can break down too, though it's rarer. Three, make sure the device is dead. Sometimes a battery needs to completely discharge to recharge. I don't know why but that's solved some issues. Fourth, do an internet search for your item and issue and see who else had this problem. There's almost always others. Good luck
1191721
There's some kind of adapter for a European plug-in of some sort. Never used it before and not sure where too if that helps at all.
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Issue is in my region the unit does not ship with a charger. The device must have a current limit to prevent damage. Any suggestion what that limit is or what is the rating of the charger supplied in your region?
1035627
I don't know. Email the company and ask. Have you tried plugging it in in another outlet? I had a blow dryer and the same thing happened. The blow dryer couldn't take the voltage difference. Sorry I couldn't help you much. Good luck!
540943
Just checked for you and some of Turkey may use a different plug type ( as well as this one ) . Google it and double check .Egypt is fine .Again , email your hotel .Any more questions - feel free .
1268766
They did not listed as not being a US plug. Unfortunately when I bought it, I did not realize it until after the return date. I had to eat the cost And buy a cheap craft store one.