Can I plug a flat iron into this adapter? null

If its an American flat iron that only does 120v no. That would definitely destroy your flat iron at the very least. You would need a voltage converter. Even then probably better just to buy a 220v iron. Probably cost difference not much.

Yes, as long as your flatiron has a built-in voltage converter. Otherwise, you will have to use a separate voltage converter with the adapter.

Be careful...! Remember that this is only a plug adapter and will not work as a power converter. If your iron is intended for 110-120 volts, it cannot be plugged directly into a 220-240 volt outlet without severe damage to the iron and - very likely - to YOU...!

You could.. But It will more than likely burn up the flat iron. Use this end; with a Converter. That would help. But I will say items that you bring that are for 110v with a Heating Element in them.. Usually fry when traveling... It's 220v in Russia, and the heating element seems to burn out after a couple times. *In my Opinion.

No, it won't work on a flat iron. The voltage difference will burn up your flat iron. You need to get a voltage converter/adapter.

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Yes, you can do it.
Answered by Misterpv 8 years ago
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If its an American flat iron that only does 120v no. That would definitely destroy your flat iron at the very least. You would need a voltage converter. Even then probably better just to buy a 220v iron. Probably cost difference not much.
Answered by Drock 8 years ago
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Yes
Answered by KJBJ 10 years ago
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Yes, as long as your flatiron has a built-in voltage converter. Otherwise, you will have to use a separate voltage converter with the adapter.
Answered by bleg46 10 years ago
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No
Answered by Wemojojojo 10 years ago
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Be careful...! Remember that this is only a plug adapter and will not work as a power converter. If your iron is intended for 110-120 volts, it cannot be plugged directly into a 220-240 volt outlet without severe damage to the iron and - very likely - to YOU...!
Answered by TheoK 10 years ago
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You could.. But It will more than likely burn up the flat iron. Use this end; with a Converter. That would help. But I will say items that you bring that are for 110v with a Heating Element in them.. Usually fry when traveling... It's 220v in Russia, and the heating element seems to burn out after a couple times. *In my Opinion.
Answered by travelgirl 10 years ago
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Yes, it should be fine.
Answered by Gregman 11 years ago
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No, it won't work on a flat iron. The voltage difference will burn up your flat iron. You need to get a voltage converter/adapter.
Answered by ChrisW 9 years ago
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