converters and adaptors
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converters and adaptors
hello all,
my mom, sis and i are headed to italy in less than two weeks (woohoo!) but i have a quick question about converters and adaptors. i have a dual voltage hairdryer, which can be switched from 125V to 250V. If I get an adaptor, will this work in Italy? Or do I need a converter, as well?
thanks!
my mom, sis and i are headed to italy in less than two weeks (woohoo!) but i have a quick question about converters and adaptors. i have a dual voltage hairdryer, which can be switched from 125V to 250V. If I get an adaptor, will this work in Italy? Or do I need a converter, as well?
thanks!
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http://www.franzus.com/Merchant2/mer...&Screen=UE
I've found this website a good reference for these types of questions...hope it helps~
Have a great trip, Gina!
Christina
I've found this website a good reference for these types of questions...hope it helps~
Have a great trip, Gina!
Christina
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From this link, the GS-9 adaptor is the one you will need to plug into the wall in Italy. Additionally, the GS-20 has the grounds if you are going to use it anywhere around the kitchen. They are pretty inexpensive.
http://www.voltageconverters.com/plug_adapters.html
http://www.voltageconverters.com/plug_adapters.html
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