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Shark FlexStyle HD430Manufacturer reference photo. Electrical version still needs checking.

LIMITED MODEL CHECK

HD430: check the US 120V label before travel

Shark’s current US HD430 listing specifies 120V. A plug adapter does not change voltage. The product and previously reviewed applicable safety leaflet agree on voltage, but their wattage figures differ.

Confirm HD430 and 120V on your physical label and match the US electrical version. This limited screen covers voltage only across the reviewed destinations. It does not settle the 1600W product versus 1300W leaflet discrepancy, approve travel use, or select an adapter. Other FlexStyle codes and imported versions need separate evidence.

VOLTAGE CHECK ONLY

This can identify a voltage mismatch. It cannot confirm that the tool is suitable for use.

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HD430US electrical version · 120V

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