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Product

Step Up Voltage Converter

Posting date : Dec 20, 2016

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Membership

Free Member Scince Dec 13, 2016

FOB Price

USD 150

Min. Order Quantity

20 sets

Supply Abillity

500000 sets/month

Port

ShenZhen

Payment Terms

T/T

Package

500*200*300

Keyword :

voltage converter

Category

MACHINERY & ELECTRICAL | Electrical | Electrical | Electrical

Contact

Tim Kris

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Company Info

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Place of Origin

China [CN]

Brand Name

GoHz

Model Number

20161220003

HS-CODE

8504-31

Package & Delivery Lead Time

Package

500*200*300

Delivery Lead Time

15 days

Detailed Description

A voltage converter is an electric power conversion device which is used to change the electrical output of a power source. The most common use for these converters is to change the voltage from 220 volts down to 110 volts, or from 110 volts up to 220 volts. When an electronic device, appliance or power tool was built for a specific voltage which is not available, the only way the device can be used is by converting the power up or down to the correct level. The need for a voltage converter often arises for people who travel abroad or take overseas vacations and bring electronics along with them.

Our step up voltage converters and voltage transformers are designed for using equipment from the UK or Ireland in the USA. They have a 2 or 3 pin US power plug and a 3 pin UK socket or a three pin universal socket.

We have a large copier that is plugged into a 220V outlet. Our new copier is a 120V. Is there such a thing as a step down converter that can be made or bought that would allow the copier to be plugged in? I was told that some type of converter could be built or made.

The United States and Canada use 110-volt electricity, while most countries outside North America use 220-volt electricity. Unless your appliance is dual voltage, you need to use a voltage converter or a transformer to change the 220-volt electricity into 110-volt electricity in order to use a 110-volt appliance.

Finally, can you please tell me whether there are other outlet/plug configurations that we might come across? We will be staying in Dublin, outside Kilkenny, outside Kenmare, and in a cottage on Slea Head Drive in Dingle. We will need to charge a cell phone, BlackBerry, battery charger (for AA batteries for camera), and mini laptop.