Ihome use in europe?

I am trying to use my ihome in europe and i'm pretty sure i need to use a power converter and NOT just a plug adaptor. The ih5 comes with a class 2 power supply with the following specifications: input 120vac 60 hz 24w
output 15vdc 1100ma.
how can i make this machine work in europe?
thanks

Yes, yes and yes.

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