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Voltage converters and voltage transformers change electric current from 220/240 Volt (Foreign Electricity) to 110/120 Volt (U.S. Electricity) which is called step down. There are step up voltage converters that change 110/120 Volt (U.S. Electricity) to 220/240 Volt (Foreign Electricity) and Voltage regulator converters that can Step up and Step Down which are 10-220 volts 50/60 HZ for use anywhere!

Voltage Converters


American 110 Volts Step up to American 220 Volts Power Tap for USA-CANADA Use
Deluxe Automatic Voltage Regulator, Step Up & Down Voltage Converter Transformer (CE Approved)
Japan Step Up and Step Down Converter - Transformer
Light Weight Compact Unit - Step Up & Down Converter - Transformer
Power Inverters
Rack-mountable Step-Down Transformer
Step Down Voltage Converter - Transformer
Step Up & Down Voltage Converter - Transformer
Step Up & Down Voltage Converter - Transformer with Meter
Step Up & Down Voltage Regulator Converter - Transformer
Travel Converters
Uninterruptible Power Supply (UPS - 220 Volt Power Battery Backup System)

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 Comparison Chart

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Japan

Step Down

Light Weight

Step Up/Down

With Meter

With Regulator

Automatic

220 Volts Converted to 110 Volts (Step Down)   images/Checkm.JPG images/Checkm.JPG
110 Volts Converted to 220 Volts (Step Up)     images/Checkm.JPG
Will Work in the Following Continents  JAPAN, NORTH, & SOUTH AMERICA EUROPE, AFRICA, ASIA, & AUSTRALIA ALL CONTINENTS ALL CONTINENTS ALL CONTINENTS ALL CONTINENTS ALL CONTINENTS
Build Quality GOOD GOOD FAIR GOOD GOOD EXCELLENT OUTSTANDING
Designed for Continues Use images/Checkm.JPG images/Checkm.JPG images/Checkm.JPG
Overload and Overheat Protection (Fuse) images/Checkm.JPG images/Checkm.JPG images/Checkm.JPG
Durable and Long Lasting   images/Checkm.JPG  
Has a ON/OFF Switch images/Checkm.JPG   images/Checkm.JPG
Power On Indicator  images/Checkm.JPG   images/Checkm.JPG
Input Voltage Selectable Switch  images/Checkm.JPG   images/Checkm.JPG
A Voltage Meter        
Has a Voltage Regulator Built in        
Independent Safety Approval             images/CE-Appr.JPG
FREE UPS GROUND SHIPPING             FREE SHIPPING
 

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North America operates on 110 volt electric current, whereas most countries in the world run on 220 volts and even as high as 240 volts. So if you wish to use your U.S. or Canadian 110 volt items overseas, your appliances will require a voltage transformer or voltage converter.

Voltage converters and voltage transformers are the same concept: they will turn the power of 110 volts into 220 volts, or 220 volts into 110 volts. Even if this will allow you to use your electrical equipment in almost every country in the world, plug adapters may be needed too, considering that plug outlets vary from country to country.

Most items, such as hair dryers, electric shavers, irons, coffee makers, TVs, VCRs, or DVD players, require power to operate; unfortunately, the power voltage available is not always what's needed. In this case, you will need either a 110 / 120 Volts to 220 / 230 / 240 Volts voltage converter, or voltage transformer; or otherwise a 220 / 230 / 240 Volts to 110 / 120 Volts voltage converter, or voltage transformer.

Converters and transformers change electric current: Converters are designed to work only with electric appliances (for example: hot pots and hair dryers); Transformers are designed to work with electronic items that have a chip or a circuit (for example: camcorder recharges and radios AND electric appliances).

Voltage converters and voltage transformers are available in different wattage combinations: converters are available from 50 to 1600 watts. Transformers are available from 1 to 100 watts, 200 watts, 300 watts and stronger. Your transformer will either step up and down the power (change 110 / 240 volt electricity into 240 / 110 volts) or step it down (change 220 volts to 110 volts) so you can safely run your appliance.

You should know that you will never damage your appliance if you use a higher wattage transformer, and if you buy one that is not powerful enough, it will not work.

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