Will my US appliances work in Spain?
I'm going to Spain in December and I want to bring my laptop, cell phone, iPod, hair dryer, hair straightener and other things to Spain. But my mom has told me that the outlets and plugs are different or something like that. So will i be able to plug them in and will they work?
Packing & Preparation - 3 Answers
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No, they will not work without purchasing a converter to go from US to Euro specs.
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They will not work. you will need an adaptor to plug your appliances in. You can buy adaptors when you get to spain. Hoped this helped :)
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You will need an adapter for each appliance since the outlets are different. These can be bought cheaply at any hardware store. The second thing you need to know is that the voltage in spain is 220V compared to 110V in the US. fortunately most appliances today are dual-voltage meaning they work in both countries. you should check out somewhere on the appliance or its adapter to see if this is the case. If it says only 110V then you are better off buying a new one in Spain. From my experience I can tell you that your iPod, Laptop, and cellphone are a sure thing. the others I advise to check the voltage label it is usually somewhere at the bottom or next to the cord or on the adapter.
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Easiest way to live and work in spain
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Barcelona - 2 Answers
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Move there and get a job.
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Search the Internet for an internship in companies relevant to your studies, apply at least to 20 of them, at the same time move to BCL and find a part time job for your living expenses until they ask you from IBM
I am currently in China studying chinese language. Im mixed race.. My dad is chinese, My mom is half spanish and fil.. I Can speak english, mandarin, spanish and tagalog. Im 20 yrs old and I also teach english here in china as a part-time. Im a graduate of Information Technology
Barcelona - 2 Answers
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Move there and get a job.
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Search the Internet for an internship in companies relevant to your studies, apply at least to 20 of them, at the same time move to BCL and find a part time job for your living expenses until they ask you from IBM
Monday, June 14, 2010
Will the Casio NP-60 lithium-ion battery charger work in Spain with just a plug converter? (US-SPAIN)
Will the Casio NP-60 lithium-ion battery charger work in Spain with just a plug converter? (US-SPAIN)?
I just bought a new Casio camera, and it came with the NP-60 lithium-ion battery and charger. On the back, it says AC100-240V, yet I am not sure if I can just use a plug converter and let it charge, or if that would damage battery and charger alike. Ideas? Thanks!
Cameras - 1 Answers
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Y E S ! No worries
I just bought a new Casio camera, and it came with the NP-60 lithium-ion battery and charger. On the back, it says AC100-240V, yet I am not sure if I can just use a plug converter and let it charge, or if that would damage battery and charger alike. Ideas? Thanks!
Cameras - 1 Answers
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Y E S ! No worries
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