The quick and easy answer here is no.
The Dyson Airwrap™ multi-styler, Dyson Supersonic™ hair dryer and Dyson Airstrait™ straightener have been precisely engineered for use with the voltage of the country they were purchased in.
Using any of these machines in a country where the voltage differs to the country of purchase could result in permanent damage being caused. Please follow the guidance on usage in the guarantee sections of the User guide.
For example, machines manufactured for use in the United Kingdom operate on 230V and 50Hz, whereas the those manufactured in the United States of America operate on 120V and 60Hz. Due to this difference, a machine manufactured for use in one country, may become inoperable in another.
Please note, your Dyson guarantee is valid in the country of purchase, and covers failures due to manufacturing faults. This wouldn’t extend to relocating to another country, or using the machine on a voltage it wasn’t engineered to work with.
Can I use an adaptor or an electrical convertor?
We advise against using your Dyson hair care machine in another country with an adaptor or converter. As we haven’t manufactured or tested the adaptor ourselves, we can’t be confident of its quality or safety, and we can’t guarantee it won’t cause permanent damage to the machine and its motor. For this reason, any damage caused by using your machine with a converter or adaptor may not be covered under the terms of your Dyson guarantee.
The only device in our hair care range that is currently rated for universal use is our Dyson Corrale™ straightener. This has been engineered for travel, and styling on the go.
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