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80 Watt Travel Power Converter    
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1 Pack       SKU:  253-781-001
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Description & Specs

    80 Watt Travel Power Converter

    Description:
    Portable travel power converter adapter with flat male outlet pins;
    Max wattage: 80W
    Input voltage switch, set the working model, from AC 220/240V to AC 110/120V,or from AC 110/120v to AC 220/240v
    Input: AC 110/120V, Output: AC 220/240V (turn the switch to "AC-117V")
    Input: AC 220/240V, Output: AC 110/120V (turn the switch to "AC-230V")

    Warning: Please confirm the input voltage and the switch are matched before using it.
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  • Return for refund within 30 days
  • Return for replacement within 180 days

    •  ** Restrictions may apply, please see the General Return Policy.
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Average Review: (3.20)   Total # of Reviews: 5   Write a review

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For the price the power conver was decent and did what it was suppose to. I would recommend this power converter to anyone looking for a inexpensive unit for recharging, since the wattage is too low for hair dryers or shavers etc.
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Roger Moy on 12/19/2009
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This is only 80W so it is more for chargers as mentioned in the other reviews. I read the reviews about no instructions, but the prong side has 117/240 written on a switch. Seems obvious to me I need to set mine to 117V on the prong side for the plug side to be 240. Set to 117, I got 240v as expected. What if I set the switch to 240V and plug it in to my house 120V? I get 60V out as expected. What if you live in a country where the socket volts are 240 and you find a way to plug this in and set it to 117? I would expect it to blow up or put out 480, right? This is just a step up/step down configurable transformer so it does not "sense" anything. It simply halves or doubles depending on the switch position.
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steve  b on 10/6/2010
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Product is excellent, I was confused about enabling 220v output since no documentation attached. but it is working with trail and error method.
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Ravindranadh Chowdary Sahukara on 8/13/2010
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No instructions included. One does not know which side of the switch is AC 220 to 110 or AC 110 to 220. I have not used this in fear of burning it upon plugin. If you dont have a voltmeter to check this, you are buying something useless.
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Horace Alfaro on 5/18/2010
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works great. I used it in Hong Kong.
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Nathan Luis on 2/6/2010
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