Electronic Gift to India

       
Posted by Radhika suresh

HI friends my mom is going to India next month.I thought of givingkitchen electricals to MY sisters.But they say voltage does not match.MY friend took one bread toaster from here.but it got bursted.so Iam afraid to send.Please give some idea to give gift to India.


Yes, the dual voltage

Yes, the dual voltage electronic equipments are almost double the price than single voltage devices. best bet is to get them in india ,like chennai ritchie street has many electronics chepaly priced than the ones in US.

Hi radhika suresh , You can

Hi radhika suresh , You can get the dual voltage electronics it will automatically convert into 220 or 110 volts but u need the adapter plugs ( it will cost u around $5 ) bcos US electronic goods always have 2 pin so just get a dual voltage electronics and an adapter . check this link

http://shop1.frys.com/product/2586511?site=sr:SEARCH:MAIN_RSLT_PG

You need to get a voltage

You need to get a voltage converter which converts 220 volts to 110 volts to be given to the particular electronic item you purchase in US, to be used in india. You cannot simply plug in the electronic item bought here in to a power socket in india. The item will definitely burst.
Indian voltage is 220V..In us it is 110Volts. You need to buy a step-down transformer (voltage converter) which makes the 220 volts in indian socket to 110 volts to be given to US made item.
The cost of the converter varies ,depending on the power wattage of the item you are going to use it for. Normal range would be 3000 rupees to 6000 rupees..
Non-electronic items are the best bet to be gifted to be used in india.

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