Rotation speed and the mechanical load changes over the service life are lower than geared systems. However, the direct connection also causes grid losses.
#USA TO IRELAND POWER CONVERTER GENERATOR#
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Here's a couple of links to sources for purchasing what you want, though I haven't used any of them, for the above-stated reasons: The appropriate Plug Adapter sould say that it is suitable for Ireland and/or the UK, as they use the same. My wife INSISTS on traveling with a hair drier so we bought one there, as we found that it was much easier, that way. All my small appliance needs, charging camera, cell phone, netbook and misc batteries came with dual-voltage chargers, that only require plug adapters. We've been going to Ireland every year, for the last ten, and haven't used travel converters in YEARS. Transformers are typically large, heavy-duty devices designed for long-term, heavy loads and are usually quite expensive. Some even come in kits, complete with assorted Plug Adapters. They are generally small, light-weight and relatively inexpensive. Heavy-Duty Converters are meant for short-durations (10-15 minutes) useage for things like irons, etc., but are suitable for long-duration for light-duty loads, like battary charging, etc. The heavier duty types generally are good for about 1600 Watts.
A typical, Light-Duty converter handles about 300 Watts, maximum. Look at the UL label on the razor and the iron. What you need to look at (No PUN intended - honest! is the WATTAGE required.
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