We are going to England - doe this shaver have the proper adapter to recharge in England?
1762436
I think so. Since England uses 220 volt of electricity, which is the same voltage with Nigeria. And I am presently using the clipper here in Nigeria with 220 volts of electric power. .
1762437
It has dual power 120v -240v. I am using it here in New Zealand which we have 240v. I'm not sure the voltage in England. I have bought the plug because prong is different.
1993032
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.
183327
Hi there it depends on which one you get , if you google the exact product name and brand you should have all the details , good luck . As far as the plug it comes in the regular 3 head adaptor ,If uk is different you can buy a converter online
2016673
The shaver is supplied with a class 2 power supply rated 120 Volts AC 60Hz for a standard North American household outlet in the US, Canada or Mexico. Not sure if you mean North American 220 or other country 220? Either way you would need a converter and/or adapter to reduce the voltage and adapt the plug. Make sure it's 60Hz
507794
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=370492On 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 ESTSunday 9:00 AM - 6:00 PM ESTExcluding Major Holidays 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=370492On that page: Scroll down to Philips Norelco for... » Read More 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=370492On 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 ESTSunday 9:00 AM - 6:00 PM ESTExcluding Major Holidays « Show Less
717797
No it is not, it is mains operated but it is US, so in england you need a converter for it
1539181
No, the razor is designed for 110v only, if you travel abroad where 220v service is common, you must buy an adaptor/convertor to use the razor.
2082993
Yes. You can use it in England. All your need to get is a adapter to change the pins.
978201
You need to think about two things when you travel. A converter and an adapter. This step down is a converter that is no longer necessary as it steps down your razor, and small digital items like your camera, your cell phone, your iPad. We found that all of these small items manufactured in the last 4 years have a built in converter. Read the plug on your travel items. It will tell you if it has a built in converter. Next is the adapter. This inexpensive piece connects to your electronics to match the holes in Brazil's wall receptacles. I would suggest this from Amazon: Adapter Plug Brazil A, B and GUZ. Hair Care products are a whole different animal. I suggest purchasing in Brazil if necessary. Hope this helps you.
339738
The charger cord that comes with the shaver works with both 110v and 22v. I've used the shaver and charger internationally.
1174746
Yea, UK plugs work. The entire thing goes into a US outlet, so you'll need an adapter for wherever you're going. I bought a cheap travel set + this, and I was set for my entire trip.
1587583
In a word, YES. The manual states this shaver has "an automatic dual voltage converter providing AC current between 100 -220 volts AC, 50 - 60 Hz". That sounds like a YES to me!navydoc
1746607
Probably the same as Great Britain, but you can call Eton Customer Service at 1-800-872-2228 between 8:30 and 4:00 PM Pacific Time and they can surely help you purchase the correct adapter. If you're going on a short trip, you could also consider using AA Alkaline Batteries, as the radio works fine on these and will run many hours on a set of 4 batteries. Or you could purchase a set of rechargeable batteries and a local charger in India. Hope that helps!
569659
No. It has the adaptor the US. But you can get the adaptor for the UK separately.
1523410
This plugs in fine in the U.S.A. So i would guess it wouldnt work in the U.K. Without an adapter if there is such a thing?
1019520
There is a "European" travel adapter supplied that likely will work but I am not certain if it is compatible with England power receptacles. The Sony camera that I have charges from a USB source so I recharge all the batteries in the camera. I can use a pc or my cell phone charger (Android) to power the camera for recharging batteries. I might look for a local (England) power supply with USP ports for recharging. Hope that helps.
1019521
Hi Connie The adapter will not work in the UK so you will need to get a plug adapter for England. The charger itself is self regulating and will work with 220 voltage in England. Blue Nook