BFKK
BFKK Step-Down Voltage Converter 220V to 110V 230W White
Steps down 100–240 V input to 110 V with 230 W capacity, two AC outlets and four USB ports totalling 8.4 A, plus silent fan and multi-country plug adapters
- Converts 220 V mains to 110 V for US devices abroad
- 230 W capacity with two AC outlets and four USB ports
- Silent fan and auto-shutdown protect against overheating and overload
- CE, FCC and RoHS certified for safety compliance
- Compact 4.8 × 3.1 × 1.5 in design with detachable 5 ft cable
230W Step-Down Converter for US Devices
This 230W step-down converter changes 100-240V input at 50 or 60Hz to 110V 60Hz output, letting travellers run US-voltage electronics in over 160 countries. It provides two AC outlets and four USB ports with a combined 8.4A DC 5V output for simultaneous charging.
Four International Plug Adapters Included
The bundle supplies one EU power cable plus US, UK, AU and IT plug adapters so the unit fits local sockets without extra purchases. A 5-foot detachable cable and compact 4.8 x 3.1 x 1.5 inch body make packing simple, while a silent fan and auto-shutdown protect against over-heating, over-current, short-circuit and overload.
Suits Low-Power US Electronics Abroad
Ideal for hair straighteners, curling irons, CPAP machines, shavers, toothbrushes, laptops and similar devices under 230W. Not for hair dryers or any appliance drawing more than 230W; buyers needing higher wattage should look at a larger converter.
Highlights
- Converts 220 V mains to 110 V for US devices abroad
- 230 W capacity with two AC outlets and four USB ports
- Silent fan and auto-shutdown protect against overheating and overload
- CE, FCC and RoHS certified for safety compliance
- Compact 4.8 × 3.1 × 1.5 in design with detachable 5 ft cable
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
Will the internal fan or surge-protection circuit need replacement after extended use?
The converter uses a silent fan and auto-shutdown protection for over-heating, over-current, short-circuit and overload; no user-serviceable parts are mentioned, so the unit is intended to run without scheduled maintenance.
At what load does the 230 W limit or thermal shutdown activate first during continuous operation?
The converter supplies up to 230 watts total; if sustained draw reaches that limit or internal temperature rises too high, the built-in protection shuts the unit down automatically.
How loud is the fan and how hot does the case get when the converter runs all day at typical load?
The manufacturer describes the fan as silent and the protection circuit will shut the converter off if it over-heats, so audible noise and surface temperature remain low under normal daily use.
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