5 Easy Steps To Find Electrical Needs In 220 – 230 – 240 Volt Countries

STEP #1  Check the electrical information on the appliance(s). All appliances must have this information permanently attached in order to get a UL approval.   More Info.

Proceed to Step #2

STEP #2  Based on the info from STEP #1 choose one of the following:  More Info.

    A). Is appliance multi-voltage or dual voltage? More Info.

            YES. Proceed to STEP #3

            NO. Proceed to other choices or back to STEP #1

    B). Is appliance electronic and grounded? More Info.

            YES. Proceed to STEP #4

            NO. Proceed to other choices or back to STEP #1

    C). Is appliance non-electronic and grounded? More Info

            YES. Proceed to STEP #4

            NO. Proceed to other choices or back to STEP #1

    D). Is appliance electronic and ungrounded? More Info.

            YES. Proceed to STEP #4

            NO. Proceed to other choices or back to STEP #1

    E). Is appliance non-electronic and ungrounded? More Info.

            YES. Proceed to STEP #5

            NO. Proceed to other choices or back to STEP #1

STEP #3  You should just need plug adapters – grounded or ungrounded.  More Info.

    A) Is appliance grounded? More Info.

            YES. Proceed to choose appropriate grounded plug adapter at the World Electric Guide

            NO. Proceed to other choices or back to STEP #3B

    B). Is appliance ungrounded? More Info.

            YES. Proceed to choose appropriate ungrounded plug adapter at the World Electric Guide

            NO. Proceed to other choices or back to STEP #3A

    C). Do you have both grounded and ungrounded appliances? More Info.

            YES. Proceed to choose the appropriate “bundle” of grounded and ungrounded plug adapters at the World Electric Guide

            NO. Proceed to other choices or back to STEP #3A or STEP #3B

STEP #4  You will need a transformer and plug adapters.  More Info.

    A). If the maximum watts of the appliance is under 45 watts CLICK HERE. More Info.

    B). If the maximum watts of the appliance is between  50 - 85 watts CLICK HERE. More Info.

    C). If the maximum watts of the appliance is over 100 watts CLICK HERE. More Info.

STEP #5  You should only need a light-duty voltage converter and ungrounded plug adapters.  More Info.

    A). If the maximum watts of the appliance is under 45 watts CLICK HERE.  More Info.

    B). If the maximum watts of the appliance is between 50 and 1875 CLICK HERE.  More Info.

    C). If the maximum watts of the appliance(s) is between 0 and 1875 CLICK HERE.  More Info.

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