October 16, 2019
Traveling With Your Iontophoresis Machine (Do You Need An Adapter?)
If you didn’t read this article ahead of time, you’d be unable to use your Fischer iontophoresis device on your next vacation or work excursion. Even worse, you’d risk damaging your iontophoresis machine by plugging it into an improper outlet.
Here’s everything you need to know before traveling with your iontophoresis machine:
OUTLETS & PLUG SHAPES
VOLTAGES & FREQUENCIES
Different countries also use different electrical voltages and frequencies. Even if you’ve purchased an adapter, you must also take into account the voltage. Plugging your iontophoresis machine into an improper outlet may damage it.
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Over 30 countries (including the U.S.) use 110V~130V, while 120 other countries (including most of the UK) use 220V~230V.
CONVERTING VOLTS
If your iontophoresis device isn’t rated to work with the voltages in the country you’re visiting, you’ll need a “voltage converter.” You can find single-outlet converters relatively cheap online.
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Not all surge protectors are voltage converters, so read closely before buying the wrong one.
TRAVEL CHART
Find out which plug type you need in the country you’re traveling to at this map, provided by World Standards. North American power outlets provide 120 volts at 60 Hz. Outlets in Europe provide 230 volts at 50 Hz. Be sure to consult your Treatment Specialist if you have any questions!
Enjoy your trip!
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