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European hairdryer
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2008/3/11 05:37
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Hi, i've read everyone's questions about voltage coming from the States but I'm coming from the Czech Republic (I'm Australian) with a hairdryer from the Czech Republic. Will it work at all (even slower) in Japan? It says 230-240v on the handle. Thanks
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by Deborah
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not without a transformer.
It's probably cheaper and easier to buy a new one in Japan, or a multi-voltage travel hair dryer.
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by yllwsmrf
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Hairdryer
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2008/3/12 09:50
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Deborah,
Japanese mains voltage is 100 V, so provided you have a plug adapter, it should work - just slower and cooler.
Unless you are especially attached to your hairdryer, I would just get one in Japan.
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by Dave in Saitama
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