How to Buy a Converter Kit as a Gift

Because electrical systems are different throughout the world, figuring out which converter the traveler needs can be an exercise in frustration. Choosing a basic converter that can handle a variety of wattages is the best bet.

Things You'll Need

  • Travel Adapters And Converters
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Instructions

    • 1

      Choose a converter that will handle a wide range of wattages, accommodating everything from clocks to hair dryers.

    • 2

      Get a converter with overload protection. That way, the converter will shut off if the circuit is overloaded.

    • 3

      Choose a converter with an automatic restart feature.

    • 4

      Consider including something else with your gift, since a converter is relatively inexpensive (between $15 and $20). You may want to choose a converter combined with another item, such as an adapter, a transformer or a surge protector.

    • 5

      Remind the recipient that most converters run on battery power, which means they have to be recharged periodically.

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