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Q: Questionhair clippers from china, 2 round prongs about 3/4 inch apart

Asked 5 years ago by russ.

Q: QuestionWill this Adapter work in South Africa?

Asked 6 years ago by Geno.

Q: QuestionWill this work in Tanzania ?

Asked 6 years ago by Anonymous.

Q: QuestionWill this work on a ship so that you can use a two prong us plug.

Asked 6 years ago by Sandy.

Q: QuestionIs this the adapter that will work in Australia?

Asked 6 years ago by Leah.

Q: QuestionWill this adapter work in Thailand & Malaysia?

Asked 6 years ago by Lilia.

Q: Questionwill this work Hong Kong?

Asked 6 years ago by Eve.

Q: QuestionWILL THIS WORK IN THE PHILIPPINES ? (THEY USE 220V)

Asked 6 years ago by OM.

Q: QuestionWill this work for using Indian device in USA?

Asked 6 years ago by User45.

Q: QuestionIs this adapter good for my cell phone in uk

Asked 6 years ago by Grandkids3.

• A:Answer It will plug into a U.K. wall outlet and let you plug your present USB adapter into it. Your USB adapter should have a faint marking showing it will handle 120/240 volt and 50/60 hertz. It would also handle hair dryer etc that is marked 120/240 or which has a switch option for 240.

  Answered 6 years ago by ppowb

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Q: QuestionWill this work in South Korea?

Asked 6 years ago by George.

• A:Answer No, it won't work in South Korea.

  Answered 6 years ago by CommunityAnswer

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Q: QuestionWill this work in Tahiti?

Asked 6 years ago by Tam.

• A:Answer French Polynesia (which includes Tahiti) has a mix of voltages and plugs. Voltage can be either 110 or 220V so you need to ask your host if your equipment handles only one or the other voltage (or you may want to take a voltage converter as well as adapter plugs). Plugs may be US 2 flat blade, US grounded with 2 flat blades plus a round ground prong, continental Europe 2 round prong (most common when we were there), or continental Europe 2 round prong plus a hole that fits a prong extending out from the wall socket (I'm pretty sure the prong is for the ground). The 4 in one adapter set can definitely handle 3 of the 4 types as long as the socket is not US type, small and recessed, in which case the US adapter may not work. The 2 prong Euro adapter may just clear the prong that extends out from wall socket on the 4th type, but I haven't tested it. Given the plethora of socket types in Polynesia, there is a good chance that upper class hotels will be able to loan you an adapter.

  Answered 6 years ago by PeterK2Verified Purchase

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Q: QuestionWill this work in Italy and other European countries? Kanex - Travel Bud International Power Adapter - Black Model:INTADPBLK SKU:4666319

Asked 6 years ago by Curious.

• A:Answer The 4 in 1 nesting adapter set contains a standard 2 round prong adapter for the European continent (includes Italy) and a 3 flat blade adapter for the UK.

  Answered 6 years ago by PeterK2Verified Purchase

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Q: QuestionWill this work in Korea?

Asked 6 years ago by BonVoyage.

• A:Answer Yes, this will work in Korea.

  Answered 6 years ago by CommunityAnswer

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Q: QuestionWould this allow a denmark cord to be plugged into an american outlet?

Asked 6 years ago by Logan.

• A:Answer A standard European 2 round prong cord will fit the US, Australian and UK adapters, and there are a couple of round slots on the adapters in a T configuration so a grounded Euro cord may fit (I don't have one to test). US (2 blade, polarized 2 blade, and grounded 3 prong) , Australian 2 blade, and Euro 2 prong (possibly grounded 3 prong) cords will fit the UK adapter. Only US cords with two equal flat blades (non polarized cord) or a grounded US cord (2 equal flat blades plus a round prong) will fit in the much smaller Euro adapter, but since the Euro adapter is not grounded, the combination will not be grounded either. One could stack the Euro adapter plus the US adapter to allow UK and Australian cords to work.

  Answered 6 years ago by PeterK2Verified Purchase

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