DEWENWILS HTA992B outlets

International Travel AdapterDewenwils travel adapter can be applied to most countries in the world with US, EU, UK and AU plugs.US-USA, Canada, Mexico, Japan, Thailand, Taiwan, Brazil and so on;EU-France, Germany, Austria, Denmark, Greece, Netherlands, Norway, Spain, Russia, South Korea, Vietnam, Israel and most Europe countries;UK-United Kingdom, Ireland, Hong Kong, Singapore, United Arab Emirates and so on;AU-Australia, New Zealand, China(mainland), Fiji and so on.The max AC power rating is 6.3A, 100-240VAC (max. 650W at 110V, max. 1300W at 220V). It may not work with certain high power appliances such as hairdryers or iron. Check your appliance label to see if it requires less than 6.3A .There is NO GROUNDING provided. Use with unearthed or double-insulated appliances only.Smart Dual USB PortsDual intelligent USB ports with total 2.4A(max) can recognize your devices rated current and choose the optimal charging speed automatically. Each output can up to 2.4A(max). This universal charger is compatible with almost all USB devices.Power IndicatorThe power indicator of the adapter will light up when you plug into the socket. If it is on but no power output from the AC outlets,there may be a problem with the fuse. Please check it. If so, spare fuse included can replace the broken one.Specifications:Input Voltage: 100-240 VACMax. Current: 6.3AMax. Power Rating: 110V-650W/220V-1300WUSB Output: DC 5V, total 2.4APacking List:1XTravel Adapter1XZipper Case1XUser Manual1X Spare FuseNotes:1. This travel adapter is not a power converter and does not convert voltage. Please double-check that the power outlet you intend to use has the proper voltage to run your device BEFORE using this adapter.2. Please use the travel adapter according to the instruction. Don’t force push the knob.

ASIN

B0748GYD4L

Embedding

CLIP ViT-L/14 · 768d

Distance metric

cosine

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