A:AnswerThis will work fine. I just got back from Europe and it worked on all 220 V sockets. Check to see if your phone and anything else you need is dual voltage before buying this since it is expensive. I found most of my devices didn't need this and just needed an adapter that cost under $20.
A:AnswerUsually a non-dual voltage laptop will not charge unless it's in converter mode. Furthermore, it can actually short out the computer if someone tries to charge it in adapter mode. The instructions that come with the adapter tell you such precautions. Hopefully anyone else reading this should also read the instructions saying that high voltage items like hairdriers, laptops, etc need the item to be turned to converter mode or risk shorting out their device if they are not duel voltage.
A:AnswerNowadays, the voltage design of TV sets is internationally accepted. There is no need to use a voltage converter. If you want to use it, you must not exceed the wattage limit of the voltage converter.
