dual voltage?

[jmarcus]

I have an HP Desktop-BAJR23P. Going to Spain. Is the computer dual voltage?

[banhien]

@jmarcus

HP Desktop-BAJR23P does not ring any bell. What is it ? Please check it label at the back.

Regards.

[jmarcus]

Thanks so much BH. It is a lap top and at the back it says

Product: NSY90UA#ABA

Model: 15ac121dx    (note the letters are very small and hard to read so it could be IS rather than 15).

JM

[banhien]

Hi,

Normally you can use your laptop around the world with normal household voltage (electricity). But to be sure is to be sure, please turn the charger up-side-down you should see 110V-240V on its label.

Regards.

[jmarcus]

Thanks BH but there is no such information on the label.

JM

[banhien]

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@jmarcus wrote:

Thanks BH but there is no such information on the label.

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Hi,

Where did you buy the machine ? By laws (from nearly all countries around te world), all electrical products must have that information. For example

   

Regards.

[jmarcus]

Thanks again. But that part of the label is not on my machine. 

I will just take a converter.

JM

[banhien]

Hi,

Your machine uses the following charger

    https://www.amazon.com/741727-001-Smart-power-adapter-watt/dp/B00S4OCMIC/ref=cm_cr_arp_d_pdt_img_top...

And the C5 power cord is similar to the following image

              

All you need is to buy a new cord in Spain with different plug or simply buy a small adapter which you can find at many airports or tourist shops such as

    https://www.power-plugs-sockets.com/us/spain/

Regards.