Features and Applications of Step-Up and Step-Down Voltage Converters 240v to 120v in Kenya

A step-up or step-down voltage converter has the advantages of small size, lightweight, compact structure, high versatility, and high generality. The voltage converter has a variety of design details and is very simple to use in order to fully meet your requirements.

Step-up and Step-down Voltage Converter Specifications:

• Handle design: The top of a step-up or step-down voltage converter has a handle. The voltage converter can be carried more easily. This voltage converter can be used at home, schools, and research institutions, among other places.
• Power cord: Three-core copper wire power cord with higher safety performance, 0.5-meter length, GB 16A 300V.
• Output socket: A multifunctional socket allows you to connect electric appliances with two-pin or three-pin plugs without the need for an additional adapter plug.
• Input power plug: The PC material is imported from Germany and has high-temperature resistance and flame-retardant performance. It is more secure and reliable, and it benefits the safety of children.
• The rocker switch is made of high-intensity flame-retardant material.
• Heat dissipation: The step-up and step-down voltage converters have one row of heat-radiating grooves on both sides, effectively reducing the temperature of long-term usage and ensuring stable operation.
• Rubber pad: The voltage converter’s bottom has an anti-skid rubber pad that helps with shock absorption.
• There are two modes available: A step-up or step-down voltage converter can convert voltage from 220V (230V, 240V) to 110V (120V) or from 110V (120V) to 220V. (230V, 240V). Toggle the switch to select the output voltage, 220V or 110V. The two-mode options are appropriate for global electrical appliances.
• Shell design: Flame retardant alloy shell with insulating paint.
• Overload protection: A built-in fuse and an overload protection switch are used.

Step-up and Step-down Voltage Converter Usages:

• Insert the input plug of a step-up or step-down voltage converter into a household socket.
• Turn on the voltage converter’s power switch, the power indicator lights up, and then toggle the red switch to the corresponding output voltage based on the rated voltage of your electric appliance.
• Insert the electric appliance plug into the voltage converter’s output socket.
• When you are not using any electric appliances, simply turn off the voltage converter’s power switch; there is no need to pull the converter plug down frequently. You can also check: Which Step Down Voltage Converter Do I Require?