Multifunctional 100W Foreign voltageTransformer Converter Adapter

Specifications:

• Domestic voltage: 220V
• Foreign voltage: 110V
• Output Power: 100W
• Frequency: 55Hz--60Hz 
• Size: 92 x54x 42mm/36.2 x 21.3 x 16.5in(L x W x H)

Features:

• This Voltage Converter Adapter is made of high quality material
• It is a stable Voltage Converter output
• When the switch lift on AC 117V, input, AC 110/120V 50/60Hz; Output, AC220V/240V 50/60Hz
• When the switches lift on AC 230V, input: AC220V/240V 50/60Hz; Output: AC110/120V 50/60Hz
• The Voltage Converter Adapter is wonderful AC plug adapter for travelling and family using
• This Voltage Converter is built in mini converter adapter, high performance and low power consumption
• The Voltage Adapter is eco-friendly and power-saving Voltage Adapter

Details:

• The back, side of this Voltage Converter
• This Voltage Converter Adapter is made of high quality material

• This is a three holes Voltage Converter Adapter
• It is portable that you can take this Voltage Converter Adapter with travelling

• When the switch lift on AC 117V, input, AC 110/120V 50/60Hz; Output, AC220V/240V 50/60Hz
• When the switches lift on AC 230V, input: AC220V/240V 50/60Hz; Output: AC110/120V 50/60Hz

• You can image the size of Voltage Converter according this coin

• Good package makes this Voltage Converter popular in people

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NOTE:

• This product is only socket pins converter, it does not convert electrical voltage
• This adapter is used only for plug type conversion, please confirm the voltage of your devices are workable in your destination country

How to Find the Correct Low Voltage Transformer:

For most household applications, low voltage transformers change standard 120 volts from a wall socket to a lower voltage for many different applications, including HVAC control units, doorbells, electric trains and low voltage lighting. You can find many low voltage transformers by their use, brand name or model number. But some low voltage transformers need specific selection details. The most important options are the input voltage, the output voltage and the current or power rating expressed in watts

• Find the correct input voltage. Most low voltage transformers plug into a wall socket. But some models for higher power plug into 240 volts. Some models for worldwide use operate on either 120 or 240 volts, or have a selection switch to operate on one or the other. Find a transformer that conforms to the voltage you have available
• Find the correct output voltage. Some specialty transformers operate at only one voltage, such as an HVAC transformer with a 24-volt output. A doorbell transformer operates at either 10 volts for a bell or buzzer, or 16 volts for chimes. Low voltage lighting transformers usually operate at 12 volts, but can operate at other voltages as well. Find a transformer with an output voltage appropriate for your application
• Find the correct power rating. Many specialty transformers have only one model to cover the appropriate application, such as an HVAC or doorbell transformer. But low voltage lighting transformers come in several options, depending on the power required. For example, to light 10 18-watt bulbs, you need at least a 180-watt transformer. But to light 30, you need at least 540 watts. Find a transformer that meets or exceeds the wattage of all the equipment it will operate
• Find a low voltage transformer suitable for your environmental application. You can install some transformers outdoors or in wet locations. Be sure that the packaging states whether the transformer is suitable for indoor or outdoor use

How to Change a 220V to 110V:

U.S. residents planning to travel abroad will discover that the electrical outlets in many other countries supply 220 volts of AC power, rather than the 110 volts common in the United States. Because the circuitry of U.S. electronic devices and other appliances is designed for 110 volts, it's necessary to purchase a step-up/down AC voltage converter (also known as a "transformer") to use those devices in countries that use the 220-volt standard. In addition, travelers will need to attach a plug to the transformer. Plugs are different from one country to another

Purchasing The Transformer And Plug Adapter:

• Check your appliance for a label stating its watt consumption. You might see watt levels ranging anywhere from 25W or less to 1500W or more, so look carefully
• Write down the watt consumption amount
• Visit an online store that specializes in 110/220 voltage converters and order the model that will accommodate your highest-wattage device. Also order a region-specific plug adapter to connect the voltage converter to the 220V outlet. If it is more convenient, most local electronics stores or large home improvement chains will carry region-specific plug adapters as well as110/220V voltage converters in the 100W to 1500W range

Using the Converter On the Road:

• Plug the voltage converter into the plug adapter.
• Plug the other end of the plug adapter into the 220V wall socket
• Turn the "Input" switch on the front of the voltage converter to "220V". When you plug in the 110V device, the converter automatically converts the electrical output to 110V, to match the voltage of your U.S. appliance
• Plug your appliance into the female plug on the front of the voltage converter
• Turn on the appliance

Package Included:

• 1 x Transformer Converter Adapter