VOLTAGE CONVERTER

20 Nov 2009 Tatiana said

I live in canada and planning to go to europe..wondering what sort of electrical device im supposed to buy, im a bit confused...

Im planning to bring my camera, my ipod and maybe a hair straightener...so what do i need to use all these devices in europe? Any fellow canadians or americans who have been in europe and know about this stuff, please let me know

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• 20 Nov 2009 ryan_m said

  

  Hey Tatiana,
  When it comes to voltage converters you dont have to worry about it in Europe. Since alot of electronics works from 110v-240v and the only thing that Europe has different is the adapters. This is the adapter I used in Europe
  http://www.amazon.com/Targus-A…dapter/dp/B000ES6KPM Also I suggest you bring a power bar. Since most places you stay at has only 2 outlets, with a power bar you can charge all your electronics at one time (should of thought of that when I was there). Hope this helps

  Hey Tatiana,<BR> When it comes to voltage converters you dont have to worry about it in Europe. Since alot of electronics works from 110v-240v and the only thing that Europe has different is the adapters. This is the adapter I used in Europe <BR><a href="http://www.amazon.com/Targus-APK01US-World-Travel-Adapter/dp/B000ES6KPM" target="_blank">http://www.amazon.com/Targus-A...dapter/dp/B000ES6KPM</a> Also I suggest you bring a power bar. Since most places you stay at has only 2 outlets, with a power bar you can charge all your electronics at one time (should of thought of that when I was there). Hope this helps or Cancel
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