I am travelling to england do I need a electrical converter?
I am travelling to england - do I need an converter to change the voltage?
No. Read the label on your power brick or read the manual/specifications of your iPad. They will work with 100v to 240v. No converter required. You will need a plug adaptor to fit the wall plug.
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Thanks!No voltage conversion needed, just an adaptor for the plug, anywhere you go.
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Just an adapter to change the US plug style to the one in the country you are going to. The AC charger will do the rest. It is rated for 120-240 volts and will adjust on its own.
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If you are traveling in Europe, do you need both an adapter AND a voltage convertoro charge the IPad2 and the iphone? Or, the reverse, will it hurt either if I use both the adapter AND the voltage convertor?
You may only need adapters for the different kind of sockets, depending of the country you want to travel. A voltage converter is not needed.
The Apple power units are multi voltage devices, supporting a range from 110 V to 240 V. as you can see on the labels. O.K. for most of the labels you need a magnifier, but its on them.
Have a pleasnt journey
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I have bought an I pad Air 128 with cellular connection.I travel a lot and will need to insert various cellular providers sim cards in the countries i visit. Will these various sim cards work in the I pad Air or is the i pad locked?
Hello, no ice.
Thank you for visiting Apple Support Communities.
As long as you purchase the GSM model and acquire a Nano-SIM card, you should be able to use your iPad abroad. Here is some information about this process that you may find helpful.
iPhone and iPad: Using cellular networks while in another country
http://support.apple.com/kb/ht1807
Cheers,
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No converters are necessary.
Certification Label:
https://www.apple.com/power-adapters/ -
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Sorry, I'm new to this site and just found the answer to my question in another post.I was on my way out earlier and didn't have time to see if easily bought in USA, but I also would have suggested a power strip for the UK. Also, not aware of Picachu's needs - if traveling with others, etc., ...
For many years, once our sons got ipods, I have always brought a power strip (w/usb) on vacations and even on long weekends to weddings for all the items I listed above plus rechargeable tooth brushes, beard trimmers, and two ipads. It has made recharging so much easier. (I have friends in similar situations who hadn't thought to bring a power strip for charging things for their family all at once overnight.)
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