Ipod voltage converter in europe

Thank you! Hey guys! I need help asap! Will I need a converter or transformer? And where can I get it fast? Please help! With no way to convert the voltage, I believe you cannot use it overseas. It would probably burn up and possibly even catch fire. Since this is a tag on to an old thread, I also DM'd you. Buy an inexpensive one when you arrive.

European countries have stores which sell all sorts of hair products. Which airport do you fly into? I will be in South Africa, Zambia and Botswana Please sign in to post. I'm going to try and summarize what I think I understand and please correct it: Step 1: Look on your plug for the input.

Step 5: Easy answer is to buy an auto-switch converter Let me know if these steps are accurate. So, if you have a wall charger, look at the information label on it. An Apple wall charger well, my one anyway states that it can use an input voltage of volts. It will then supply the 5 volts to the USB outlet, for use by the iPod, regardless of whether it has volts or volts in.

So my charger can be used anywhere in the world and will adjust itself for the voltage in and supply 5 volts out. However, the socket shape will be different, so you will need a travel plug adaptor. Travel plug adaptors can usually be purchased at airports, but if you can buy one in for instance Radio Shack, before you travel, that's probably a better idea. However, on that page, click on the tab named Volts vs. This may help you too. To charge your device, attach the correct AC plug adapter to your device's power supply.

The kit includes seven adapters. Most adapters also have a label with a three-character code that shows countries and regions where you can use it. LOL sorry just wanna make sure I understand. Jun 23, 0 Australia. GirlFriday Member. Mar 30, 4, 1. If something says dual voltage, then you just need the plug adaptor to fit into the wall. I live out of the U. It's so much easier when travelling. But if you have dual voltage straighter, you should be good with just the plug adaptor. I don't know about the iPod.