will this converter work with a curling iron that has an auto on/off for heating?
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It depends on how much power the curling iron draws. These converters have limits, depending on which model you buy. I use mine to run a soldering gun, laptop, various effects pedals for guitars, and other small devices. It works just fine, and has done so for over a year. My mom visited me in Laos last December and plugged her curling iron in every day without problem (she said it seemed to take a little longer to "heat up" but that after 5 -6 minutes it was ready to go). Check out the specs and see whether this one is compatible with how much power the curling iron needs. You may have to step up to a more expensive model that can handle the load if your iron draws a lot of power. It depends on how much power the curling iron draws. These converters have limits, depending on which model you buy. I use mine to run a soldering gun, laptop, various effects pedals for guitars, and other small devices. It works just fine, and has done so for over a year. My mom visited me in Laos last December and plugged her curling iron in every day without problem (she said it seemed to take a little longer to "heat up" but that after 5 -6 minutes it was ready to go). Check out the specs and see whether this one is compatible with how much power the curling iron needs. You... » Read More It depends on how much power the curling iron draws. These converters have limits, depending on which model you buy. I use mine to run a soldering gun, laptop, various effects pedals for guitars, and other small devices. It works just fine, and has done so for over a year. My mom visited me in Laos last December and plugged her curling iron in every day without problem (she said it seemed to take a little longer to "heat up" but that after 5 -6 minutes it was ready to go). Check out the specs and see whether this one is compatible with how much power the curling iron needs. You may have to step up to a more expensive model that can handle the load if your iron draws a lot of power. « Show Less
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It depends on how much power the curling iron draws. These converters have limits, depending on which model you buy. I use mine to run a soldering gun, laptop, various effects pedals for guitars, and other small devices. It works just fine, and has done so for over a year. My mom visited me in Laos last December and plugged her curling iron in every day without problem (she said it seemed to take a little longer to "heat up" but that after 5 -6 minutes it was ready to go). Check out the specs and see whether this one is compatible with how much power the curling iron needs. You may have to step up to a more expensive model that can handle the load if your iron draws a lot of power.
1288030
If you live in the U.S. yes, this curling iron can be plugged in any outlet andit will work.
1584566
If you bring a converter with you, it most likely can. Converters work well with hair dryers, too.
779563
There is no adapter kit included with the curling iron, it just operates on dual voltage. I purchased a separate adapter plug to use with it.
1698919
This curling wand is intended for household use.Use on Alternating Current(60 Hertz) ONLY. This unit is designed to be operated at 120V AC. P.s this is from the Operating Instructions from the product. I hope this helps.
1791340
I cannot say that it will work for a device with heating element like the one you have and wish to use for. The specification itself says up to 200 watts. You will have to see watts indicated on your hair straightener.
2009391
This item is an ADAPTOR not a converter. It adapts the pins of electrical outlets to match different configurations. A voltage CONVERTER adapts the voltage. If your device (look hard) says the voltage is 110-240 then you only need an adapter and not a converter. In my experience, most newer devices from computers and cell phones to curling irons are "dual voltage" as stated above.
659166
I don't think you need a converter, all electronics today have it built-in. The only thing you will need is a 240v curling iron/straightener, even the converter's seem to burn out their motor's. I used the adapter for my phone, kindle, camera, shaver. My wife bought a 240v curling iron someone in our group used their 120v with a converter and it burnt out.
2200018
Yes. This compact iron gets just as hot as a regular size iron. There is no automatic off on this iron. So to be safe I always unplug it when I am done.
498823
This is a very reliable adaptor but heed the advice given by Autumn regarding voltage of your curling iron or any other similar heating device.
1211269
I have older model curling iron and the thermacell works great so if you have a new it should definitely work fine. I hope this was helpful. Good luck
1908110
If you simply plug your 120V hair dryer or curling iron into the wall in Europe with this converter, you will fry them instantly. It will only convert your US-style prongs to EU-style prongs. It will NOT convert the voltage from 240 to 120. You will need a transforming converter for that.
1911827
It's 120V, 88 watts, so if you are running on 220-240V, then you will definitely need a transformer. Try one of the dual voltage curling irons - this one will melt down.
650259
Yes. 120/240V is stamped in little tiny letters on the back of the curling iron.
1679931
Mine didn't work at all and even fried my hair straightener because it couldn't handled the votage. You don't need a converter for most i(apple) products because they automatically convert the power. However you will need the special plug for the location you are going, which you can get much cheaper.
126870
I would hesitate to try it without an adapter or converter; with either of these, it should work all right. I don't think the circuits in the massager will work; it may "fry" it.
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Yes, it can be. However be aware of the voltage.My straightner did get a little hotter than normal. However my Revlon curling iron was fine... it did seem warmer too but not hot. Just watch it. And unplug it after each use. So anyways, I just adjusted the heat setting. I used it for everything though. Very reliable.