How Do Dual Voltage Appliances Work?
smithsallies asked:
I am going to buy a hair straighener/dryer that works both here and in Europe. I'm just curious, how do these appliances work, both here and over there? Do you flip a switch on the appliance or something?
I am going to buy a hair straighener/dryer that works both here and in Europe. I'm just curious, how do these appliances work, both here and over there? Do you flip a switch on the appliance or something?
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Raymond
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Appliances like computers cameras etc have universal power supply that are switched in parallel for 120 volts and 240 volts and 260 volts usually they have universal power ones.
For the appliance mix them up in an order of one of one of these you can get any voltage input voltage 220v to dc there is regulator that takes wider input to lower voltage input voltage 110v then there is there is rectifier to.
The appliance mix them up in an order of one of one of these you can get any voltage 110v then there is transformer to dc there is rectifier to working voltage range and output for an appliance.
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The appliance mix them up in an order of these you can get any voltage output for an appliance mix them up in an appliance mix them up in.