- General
- Model Number: NS-MTA1875
- Product Name: All-In-One Travel Adapter/Converter
- Color: Black
- Features
- International Compatibility: North America, South America, Japan, Caribbean, Australia, New Zealand, Fiji, Europe, Great Britain, Ireland, South Africa, Hong Kong, Singapore
- Number Of International Plugs: 4
- Dimensions
- Product Length: 1.77165 inches (The out of box length of the item. Length is measured as the longest dimension of the item.)
- Other
- UPC: 600603185144
This Insignia™ NS-MTA1875 all-in-one adapter/converter works with most 1875W and lower single-voltage devices and fits electrical outlets in a variety of countries, so you can easily power your devices while you travel.
- Compatible with 1875W and lower single-voltage devices: For use with your existing electronics.
- Converts 220/240V to 110/120V: To ensure flexible use.
- 4 international plugs: Allow use in outlets in various locations, including North America, South America, Japan, the Caribbean, Australia, New Zealand, Fiji, Europe, Great Britain, Ireland, Africa, Hong Kong and Singapore.
- Compatible with 1875W and lower single-voltage devices: For use with your existing electronics.
- Converts 220/240V to 110/120V: To ensure flexible use.
- 4 international plugs: Allow use in outlets in various locations, including North America, South America, Japan, the Caribbean, Australia, New Zealand, Fiji, Europe, Great Britain, Ireland, Africa, Hong Kong and Singapore.
Whats Included
- All-In-One Travel Adapter/Converter
- Owner's manual
- All-In-One Travel Adapter/Converter
- Owner's manual
Q: Can this converter be used in Europe for charging phone?
A: Yes, there is a setting to use for Europe.
A: Unfortunately, this inverter failed to work as expected, for me in the Philippines. Maybe I had the only 'lemon', but it failed to work for me during our visit in the PI, and connected to their 220V. I detected a faint 'burned elect. smell' immediately after my first attempt with plugging it in.
Q: Will this work in Jordan and the Holy Land?
A: Definitely worked throughout Israel, and I would assume it would be fine in Jordan.
A: You do not neat an adapter because your device uses any voltage between100 and 240 volts Just you need an adapter plug. Your device uses max 24 watt's ( 240 V X 0.1 Amps = 24 Watts).
Q: Can this be used in Ireland for curling iron and blow dryers?
A: The adapter portion of this model can adapt to the plug type used in the United Kingdom. If the device you wish to use is less than 25 watts, you cannot use this converter at all. If the devices you wish to use are between 26 and 1875 watts, the converter can be used, but only for short periods of time, 10 minutes or less. Also, I would recommend checking with the manufacturer of your devices to know the wattage and if they are compatible with converters at all.
Q: Can this device be used in India?
A: No, India uses plug type D, which this does not adapt to.
A: As you can see in the attached photo, there are two non-user replaceable fuses. The vertical fuse is for the adaptor (no change in voltage). The horizontal fuse is for the converter (Change 240 to 120 volts). Overload will blow that fuse and render that portion inoperative. Adaptor portion is rated for 575 watts at 230 volts. 240V hair dryers will draw 1,200 watts, or more than twice rated power, blowing the fuse. And 2,400 watts if you accidently left it on the 120 volt setting. So you cannot use the adapter portion for hair dryers and other heating appliances that consume more than 575 watts. Device is designed only for 120V hair dryers. The converter portion is rated for up to 1,875 watts (for 120 volt appliance) I could not read the fuse ratings. In the photo, the vertical fuse for the adapter portion is blown (fuse element is melted open), rendering the adaptor portion inoperative.
A: Hello iPad user, I would suggest you to always trust on the manual, otherwise your device may result damaged. Omar S. - Insignia Support.
