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For most electronic devices in the 21st century, they are almost surely dual voltage and will operate both on North American voltage (120( and European (24). However, the plus are different; as a matter of fact they are different in the UK than on the continent than in North America.
A plug adapter is relatively cheap...plenty are available say on ebay for next to nothing or you can pick them up while overseas...you can, for example, in the UK go into Boots (and other chemists and grocery chains nd the like) and purchase a plug adapted that will allow you to use North American plugs in UK outlets, yu can also pick up an adapter at the same time that convert UK to European (may be harder though not impossible to find European to North American in London)...simply stick the two together and you're all set. Won't cot more than a couple of dollars or pounds or whatever wherever you get them.
A plug adapter is relatively cheap...plenty are available say on ebay for next to nothing or you can pick them up while overseas...you can, for example, in the UK go into Boots (and other chemists and grocery chains nd the like) and purchase a plug adapted that will allow you to use North American plugs in UK outlets, yu can also pick up an adapter at the same time that convert UK to European (may be harder though not impossible to find European to North American in London)...simply stick the two together and you're all set. Won't cot more than a couple of dollars or pounds or whatever wherever you get them.
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