Specifications:
- The USB Adapter for iPod especially design for notebook/laptop/PC use
- Adop digital amplifier to transform the output voltage for this USB Adapter for iPod
- Over-currency protection, safe and effective of this USB Adapter for iPod
- LED indicator display, hot plug & play for this iPod USB Adapter
- Conveniently connect to the high voltage required USB Adapter for iPhone
- This is a non-OEM product
- Input: DC 5.0V 450mA
- Output: DC 6.0V 400mA±5%
Detail:
- The transformer's USB interface. This USB to USB transformer DC adapter for iPod/iPhone is brand new
- DC Adapter USB to USB Transformer for iPod / iPhone. This USB device especially design for notebook/laptop/PC use. LED indicator display, hot plug and play
- The DC adapter indicator light. With the help of this USB Adapter for iPhone, you will be easier to use your iPod/iPhone
How to Choose and Use Travel Plug Adapters, Transformers, and Appliances?
Are you planning on traveling with your hair drier? Your computer? Your digital camera and battery charger? Before you go you'll need to know what voltage your appliances require, how much wattage they draw, and which plug adapters to buy before you leave. Here's a primer and some resources
Instructions:
- What Do Wall Plug Adapters Do? Plug adapters allow you to plug appliances made in one country into the very different kind of wall plugs found in another country. You won't believe what shapes and sizes they come in! Some countries, like England and India, might even have two or three different types of wall plugs, because they're converting from an old to a new style, but slowly
- How Many Adapters Should You Buy? Make sure to buy enough plug adapters for all of the appliances you're bringing, from your computer to your hair drier to the battery charger for your camera. And don't wait until you get there, they usually don't sell adapters for American appliances anywhere but in America
- What is Voltage and Why Should You Care? Voltage is a measure of the energy it takes to move an electrical charge from one point to another . The difference in the amount of electric charge is measured in volts. In America, electricity flows to wall plugs at about 120V. In Europe, the current moves at about twice that rate. As you might imagine, a 240V current will literally blow your 120V appliance away
- Is Your Appliance Dual-Voltage? Many appliances, especially travel versions of appliances like small hairdryers, have a switch that lets you choose between 120V and 240V. You need to make sure you switch it to the correct voltage, otherwise it'll burn up
- Will Your Device Auto-Detect Voltage? Most laptop computers, video cameras, and battery chargers are made for both voltages, and will automatically detect and adjust the voltage. You'll usually find the voltage capacity of the appliance on the back of the device, stamped into the plastic
- Consider Transforming: If you want to travel with a few appliances that don't switch between 120 and 240V, consider packing a transformer. Americans visiting France will need to plug your 120V appliances into a 240V wall plug, so you'll need to boost the voltage with a step-up transformer. If you're from France and are traveling to America, you'll need a 240V to 120V step-down transformer
- Wattage Matters: Buy a transformer that will handle the highest-wattage appliance you want to use. In general, the higher the wattage the device can handle, the higher the price tag of the transformer. You can buy transformers that can both step-up and step-down, which are even more expensive. Transformers are large and heavy, but worthwhile investments if you're not planning on carrying your own luggage or you're staying put for extended periods of time.
- Euro Power-Plug PackAll adapters and devices mentioned in this primer can be ordered online at TeleAdapt, Bon Voyage!
Package Included:
- 1 x USB to USB Transformer DC Adapter for iPod/iPhone
