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Step Down Voltage Converter: Allows you to convert all countries voltage to US voltage (110V), enables you to charge your devices safely when traveling around the world. Travel Ready: It includes 3 plugs that's cover most of the world. Type C - Europe & Asia, Type G- UK, UAE, Hong Kong, Type I - Australia & China. It also includes a travel pouch so its ready to go. 200W converter is the safest travel converter in the market. It has a built in protection to protect against over load. With this travel power converter, your able to take your electronics anywhere in the world without any worry. Convert overseas voltage ranging from 90-220V down to 110-120V and allows you to power up your US electronic device safely. It has 2 AC US outlets and Plus 6A 4 USB charging ports charge 7 devices simultaneously. Includes 3 universal plug adapters and 1 US plug cable to make sure you are covered all over the world. Surge protection, short circuit protection and more advanced safety features keep you and your devices safe. Input Voltage: 90260V AC, AC Output: 100~120V/AC, AC Output: 200W rated, 200W Max, USB Output: DC5V/4.2A rated,6.0A max (four USB ports accumulative ) , Cable: two prongs AC input cable with US plug. Additional Universal plugs: UK, Europe (Type C) and Australia/China (Type I) plug. Protections: Over-current, Over temperature, Output short-circuit, Surge protection. Do not use with Heat Producing items such as hair dryers or curling irons that exceed 200W. Step Down Voltage Converter: Allows you to convert all countries voltage to US voltage (110V), enables you to charge your devices safely when traveling around the world Converting box Technology: Extremely lightweight (9oz Unit itself), Compact Size (5-3/4" x 3" x 1-1/2"), Easy to Use, & 100% Safe Travel Ready: It includes 3 plugs that's cover most of the world. Type C - Europe & Asia, Type G- UK, UAE, Hong Kong, Type I - Australia & China. It also includes a travel pouch so its ready to go. The power converter has over-current, high-temperature, short-circuit and surge protections

Type L Universal Grounded Plug Adapter With The Patented Universal Receptacle Design That Accepts Plugs From Most Countries Including The US And Canada. The 'Type L' Plug Adapter Is Grounded And Fits In To Outlets In Countries Such As Italy, Uruguay And More.The 2-In-1 Adapter Plug Features Additional Convenient Receptacle For Ungrounded 2 Prong Plugs On Top.Key FeaturesOutput: “Type L” Suitable For Italy, Uruguay Etc.New Conductivity Design – Internal Metal Interfaces Provides Better Conductivity.New Insulated Design – Half-Way Covered By Plastic, Provides Better Safety Protection13A/250VInsulated Voltage – Proof: 3KVCE Approved, RoHS Compliant Note: Plug Adapters Do Not Convert Voltage, They Just Change The Plug Type. Use A Proper Voltage Converter Along With A Plug Adapter If Your Device Is Incompatible With The Country’s Voltage.Other Countries Includes: Chile / Ethiopia / Italy / Lybia / Syria / Tunisia / Uruguay

Tmvel Universal International Power Adapter Plug Tip Converter - Convert Europe, EU/UK/CN/AU To USA - Great for Cell Phone Charger - Not Converter Type A is used, for instance, in North and Central America and Japan. This class II ungrounded plug with two flat parallel prongs is pretty much standard in most of North and Central America. It is known as NEMA 1-15 and was invented in 1904 by Harvey Hubbell II. The plug has two flat 1.5 mm thick blades, measuring 15.9 – 18.3 mm in length and spaced 12.7 mm apart. Type A plugs are generally polarised and can only be inserted one way because the two blades do not have the same width. The blade connected to neutral is 7.9 mm wide and the hot blade is 6.3 mm wide. This plug is rated at 15 A. Type A and B plugs have two flat prongs with a hole near the tip. These holes aren’t there without a reason. If you were to take apart a type A or B socket and look at the contact wipers that the prongs slide into, you would find that in some cases they have have bumps on them. These bumps fit into the holes so that the outlet can grip the plug’s prongs more firmly. This prevents the plug from slipping out of the socket due to the weight of the plug and cord. It also improves the contact between the plug and the outlet. Some sockets, however, do not have those bumps but just two spring-action blades that grip the sides of the plug pin, in which case the holes are not necessary. There are also some special outlets which allow you to lock the cord into the socket, by putting rods through the holes. In this way, vending machines and the like cannot be unplugged. Moreover, electrical devices can be factory-sealed by the manufacturer using a plastic tie or a small padlock through one or both of the plug prong holes. For example, a manufacturer might apply a plastic band through the hole and attach it to a tag that says: “You must do X or Y before plugging in this device”. The user cannot plug in the device without removing the tag, so the user is sure to see the tag. Type A and B plugs are not insulated (i.e. the pin shanks do not have a black covering towards the plug body like type C, G, I, L or N plugs) and the outlets are not recessed into the wall, which means that if a the plug is pulled halfway out, its prongs are still connected to the socket. Type A and B sockets are potentially dangerous, since the distance between the receptacle and a partially pulled-out plug is big enough to touch the pins with your fingers or with a metal object such as a teaspoon. This product is a passive device and does not convert voltage. Any item plugged in must already be compatible with the voltage being supplied by the socket. Rated: 10A/250V Insulated Voltage-Proof: 3 KV Materials Shell: ABS (UL-94HB) Plug Plate: ABS (UL-94VO) Safety Certification: CE Marking

U.S. Proof Service, Free USB Bulk Packaging, Free Continental U.S. Ground Shipping, Free Setup Fee: $150 Tmvel Universal International Power Adapter Plug Tip Converter - Convert Europe, EU/UK/CN/AU To USA - Great for Cell Phone Charger - Not Converter Type A is used, for instance, in North and Central America and Japan. This class II ungrounded plug with two flat parallel prongs is pretty much standard in most of North and Central America. It is known as NEMA 1-15 and was invented in 1904 by Harvey Hubbell II. The plug has two flat 1.5 mm thick blades, measuring 15.9 – 18.3 mm in length and spaced 12.7 mm apart. Type A plugs are generally polarised and can only be inserted one way because the two blades do not have the same width. The blade connected to neutral is 7.9 mm wide and the hot blade is 6.3 mm wide. This plug is rated at 15 A. Type A and B plugs have two flat prongs with a hole near the tip. These holes aren’t there without a reason. If you were to take apart a type A or B socket and look at the contact wipers that the prongs slide into, you would find that in some cases they have have bumps on them. These bumps fit into the holes so that the outlet can grip the plug’s prongs more firmly. This prevents the plug from slipping out of the socket due to the weight of the plug and cord. It also improves the contact between the plug and the outlet. Some sockets, however, do not have those bumps but just two spring-action blades that grip the sides of the plug pin, in which case the holes are not necessary. There are also some special outlets which allow you to lock the cord into the socket, by putting rods through the holes. In this way, vending machines and the like cannot be unplugged. Moreover, electrical devices can be factory-sealed by the manufacturer using a plastic tie or a small padlock through one or both of the plug prong holes. For example, a manufacturer might apply a plastic band through the hole and attach it to a tag that says: “You must do X or Y before plugging in this device”. The user cannot plug in the device without removing the tag, so the user is sure to see the tag. Type A and B plugs are not insulated (i.e. the pin shanks do not have a black covering towards the plug body like type C, G, I, L or N plugs) and the outlets are not recessed into the wall, which means that if a the plug is pulled halfway out, its prongs are still connected to the socket. Type A and B sockets are potentially dangerous, since the distance between the receptacle and a partially pulled-out plug is big enough to touch the pins with your fingers or with a metal object such as a teaspoon. This product is a passive device and does not convert voltage. Any item plugged in must already be compatible with the voltage being supplied by the socket. Rated: 10A/250V Insulated Voltage-Proof: 3 KV Materials Shell: ABS (UL-94HB) Plug Plate: ABS (UL-94VO) Safety Certification: CE Marking

Type I Universal Grounded Plug Adapter With The Patented Universal Receptacle Design That Accepts Plugs From Most Countries Including The US And Canada. The 'Type I' Plug Adapter Is Grounded And Fits In To Outlets In Countries Such As China, Australia, New Zealand And More. Visit Our Worldwide Plug Adapter Guide For More Info On Outlets In Specific Countries. The 2-In-1 Adapter Plug Features Additional Convenient Receptacle For Ungrounded 2 Prong Plugs On Top. Other Countries Include: Argentina, Australia, China (Mainland, Excluding Taiwan), Fiji, New Zealand, Papua New Guinea, Tokelau (The Union Islands), Uruguay Engineered for global travel Designed with double ports (receptacles) allow you to plug-in two electrical devices (connectors) at once (Does not Convert Voltage) US Patented Universal Input: Accepts plugs from all countries (except the Type M - big S. Africa 8.7mm Plug) Output: "Type I" Suitable for Australia & New Zealand New conductivity design - internal metal interfaces provides better conductivity. Grounded 3 Round Prong plug. Max Capacity Up to 3000 Watt (max 250 Volt, 15 A)  

Type A is used, for instance, in North and Central America and Japan. This class II ungrounded plug with two flat parallel prongs is pretty much standard in most of North and Central America. It is known as NEMA 1-15 and was invented in 1904 by Harvey Hubbell II. The plug has two flat 1.5 mm thick blades, measuring 15.9 – 18.3 mm in length and spaced 12.7 mm apart. Type A plugs are generally polarised and can only be inserted one way because the two blades do not have the same width. The blade connected to neutral is 7.9 mm wide and the hot blade is 6.3 mm wide. This plug is rated at 15 A. Type A and B plugs have two flat prongs with a hole near the tip. These holes aren’t there without a reason. If you were to take apart a type A or B socket and look at the contact wipers that the prongs slide into, you would find that in some cases they have have bumps on them. These bumps fit into the holes so that the outlet can grip the plug’s prongs more firmly. This prevents the plug from slipping out of the socket due to the weight of the plug and cord. It also improves the contact between the plug and the outlet. Some sockets, however, do not have those bumps but just two spring-action blades that grip the sides of the plug pin, in which case the holes are not necessary. There are also some special outlets which allow you to lock the cord into the socket, by putting rods through the holes. In this way, vending machines and the like cannot be unplugged. Moreover, electrical devices can be factory-sealed by the manufacturer using a plastic tie or a small padlock through one or both of the plug prong holes. For example, a manufacturer might apply a plastic band through the hole and attach it to a tag that says: “You must do X or Y before plugging in this device”. The user cannot plug in the device without removing the tag, so the user is sure to see the tag. Type A and B plugs are not insulated (i.e. the pin shanks do not have a black covering towards the plug body like type C, G, I, L or N plugs) and the outlets are not recessed into the wall, which means that if a the plug is pulled halfway out, its prongs are still connected to the socket. Type A and B sockets are potentially dangerous, since the distance between the receptacle and a partially pulled-out plug is big enough to touch the pins with your fingers or with a metal object such as a teaspoon. This product is a passive device and does not convert voltage. Any item plugged in must already be compatible with the voltage being supplied by the socket. Rated: 10A/250V Insulated Voltage-Proof: 3 KV Materials Shell: ABS (UL-94HB) Plug Plate: ABS (UL-94VO) Safety Certification: CE Marking