A:AnswerHi,
I am struggling to get it working myself. When plug it in as is, it does not work. It says having a replacement fuse, does it mean inside already having a fuse? But why not working. If not, I want to put this fuse into it, but I cannot find a tinny screwdriver to open the unit. Stuck. Anyone knows how to make it working? To answer your question, One is converter, other are small adapters.
Thanks.
A:AnswerBased on what I've seen on the internet, their outlets are the same as ours. But look over your hair dryer carefully. Most have a toggle switch enabling 110 or 220 volt operation. So you may not need a voltage converter or plug adapter at all.
A:AnswerCheck with Samsung most cell phones and laptops can be used with 110 or 220 volts. You may need a wall plug adapter to make the connection. I was in South Africa and just used the converter for a Waterpik and electric tooth brush. The convertor should only be used 30 minutes at a time.
A:AnswerWe used ours in Sweden and it works well. I think it will work well in Germany, also, I am sure they use the same kind of electrical outlets as in Sweden. Most European countries have the same kind of electrical outlets and voltage. Britain's is different though.
