Voltage converter question in France? - powerline global power travel voltage converter
I have an energy converter Powerline world and used it to connect to a wall, here in Paris to my laptop power. I put the switch to 50 watts after 15 minutes was very hot and started to smell. Is there something wrong with the converter?
Friday, January 15, 2010
Powerline Global Power Travel Voltage Converter Voltage Converter Question In France?
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I am always careful about using this type of device with a different type of power source. More likely is that the power of the laptop is an inductive load for the converter, which is not overcome.
A proposal to review the performance of notebooks - most are these small rectangular blocks of plastic - and many of them work from 100 - 240V
If you are anything like the input: 100V - 240V - then you will not need the converter - the portable power source, are directly responsible for the French power - the others have found a switch to the 220 volt European youse taken directly - only necessary to one of the adapter that comes with the converter.
Be careful - good luck.
The voltage source is not an exact match with the converter. Its latest model specifications below.
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