Voltage Converter
Transformer
Step up and Step Down
110 volts, 220 230 volts 240 volts
Buying guide, instructions and
resources on bottom of page.
power electricity
converter regulator transformers

We carry three types of
Voltage Converters / transformers and two types of voltage converters with a built in
regulator. Reading through the brief descriptions will help you choose
which one you need to go with. All Voltage converter and transformers are available in
different watts. We carry both step up and step down models. Perfect for
International relocation, international travel to use foreign electronics
in the USA or USE 110 volt Electronics from USA overseas. Please contact us at 877-578-0587 for any questions
regarding which transformer is suitable to use in a given country or with
a given product.
We carry everything you will
need for an International move, Relocation, or Deployment. We have Multi
system Pal/NTSC TVs, VCRs, DVD players, GSM Phones, and much much more.
Scroll down for
Information on how to choose the correct voltage converter or transformer.
If you still need more help deciding which transformer is right for your
products, please call us: (877) 578-0587
Please remember that the terms "Voltage
converter", Voltage Transformer, and Power Transformer all mean the same
thing.
Our Converters and Transformers
are used and approved by officials of the following Govt Agencies.
Scroll down to the bottom of this page to see some of our previous
clients.
Voltage Converters - Voltage
Transformers 110 volts, 220 volts, 230 volts 240 volts for use anywhere in
the world. Over 100,000 units sold. Used all over the world for
International travel, International relocation, Yachts, Military
deployment, and many other application. We have the must durable reliable
voltage converters available. In business since 1979.
How To Find the watts on your appliance so that you
can select the correct transformer.
To determine the correct model voltage
converter or heavy duty transformer you need, you must find the watts of
your appliance. You can find this information listed on the appliance
manufacturer's label located on the back or bottom of the appliance or in
the specifications section of the appliance owner's manual. We recommend
to use a transformer that's max watts is at least 50% higher than your
appliance.
-A higher watts rated transformer will never hurt your
appliance, however if you buy one that is not strong enough, it will not
work.
-Items such as TVs, Microwave ovens, laser printers and power tools
require a transformer with 3 times the watts rating on the equipment. This
is because these items require a surge of power when the are first turned
on.
IMPORTANT NOTE: Watts may be abbreviated as W on your appliance.
However if you can't find watts or w on the label of your applaince, than
you may be able to Find Amps also known as amperage, and A. This can be
converted to watts to select the correct converter.
If only the amperage rating is shown, multiply the input voltage by the
amperage rating to find the wattage rating. Volts x Amps = Watts or 110V x
1.5 A = 165W
Cycles - 50
Hz vs. 60 Hz
North American 110-120 volt electricity is generated at 60 Hz.
(Cycles) Alternating Current. Most foreign 220-240 volt electricity is
generated at 50 Hz. (Cycles) Alternating Current. This cycle difference
will cause analog clocks and timing circuits that use Alternating Current
as a timing base to keep incorrect time. Most modern electronic
equipment including battery chargers, computers, printers, stereos, tape
and CD players, VCR/DVD players, etc. will not be affected by the
difference in cycles. IMPORTANT: Voltage converters and transformers do
not convert cycles. |