Step UP/Down Transformer 220v to 110v, 2000W 110 to 220 Voltage Converter 120v to 240V Heavy Duty Power Transformer

Works perfectly thank you

Bought this because I purchased a Frequency Counter for testing. The seller listed it as USA 110v but the product I received was 220v Australia plug, did not have time to return, so I bought this to STEP UP the voltage from 110v to 220v. It was easy to use just set the input voltage to 110v and plugged the device into the 220v outlet and it worked, it was that easy. There is no smell, and there is no noise. The item is heavy about 20 Lbs so portability would be limited. It is fused and load protected, the Frequency Counter only draws 1 amp, so it is not a high load, but now this allows me to have different option, so that when I get a device from outside the United States I can now either step up or down the voltage. It also convert 60hz to 50hz or 50hz to 60hz. The device is solid and well constructed, I am very happy, and the price was amazing, and shipping was fast got it the next day, did not have to wait weeks to return the Frequency Counter and try and find another new but not used. So this was a win win for me.

Discovered immediately that I cannot insert a standard NEMA 6-20P plug in the "universal" 220V sockets. This is a very common 220V plug, and should fit. But upon close inspection of the sockets it appears that the metal contacts are not aligned correctly with the holes in the plastic faceplate. It's conceivable that by pushing REALLY HARD I could force the plug in, but I don't want to break anything (and how would I ever get it out?)Naturally there doesn't seem to be any way to contact the manufacturer.I returned it for a similar competitive unit. It arrived today; first thing I did was try to plug into the 220V socket. No problem at all. This unit definitely had defective 220V sockets (both of them).

I bought an espresso machine from Europe and, like an idiot, didn't think about the plug or 220v. This fixed it. I've been using it for years now to power the espresso machine, and everything has worked great.I have the smallest counter, and it fits.Amazon is asking for ease of installation and value for money, so here goes:It's a transformer. You plug stuff into it.I don't know how much this kind of transformer is supposed to sell for, but I saved over $2000 by not having to replace my espresso machine, so worth it for me.

I received the 3000 watt transformer when promised and it works perfectly for my amplifiers. I then realized that only needed the 2000 watt version but don't mind that it is oversized.

I got this for use when I travel to the Philippines to visit family. It’s kind of heavy but it works really well. I don’t have to worry about what electronic items I’m bringing with me because I can just plug this in and have it work with my 110s.It’s a bit noisy when it’s on, but it does the job, and it’s definitely heavy - made with high quality materials so I have to imagine it’s gonna last a long time (unlike some of the smaller ones that just give up after a month or two of use).

This is a step-up transformer that does its job well.I am impressed by how silent this device is. I am also satisfied that it delivers the accurate voltage output that I need. I have not tested its current capacity yet, but I trust that it can handle the rated load.I work with 230VAC servo and variable frequency drives regularly and I needed a reliable voltage solution. This is the device that I wish I had bought sooner.

My husband has a cpap and snores so bad without it that when we travel in our RV, it makes it way too hard for me to sleep if we are off the grid on an adventure. He can charge with our generator and this works all night and we both sleep great!