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LIMITED MODEL CHECK

Conair DigitalAIRE Drying Wand 997: check the documented voltage

Conair’s manual names Drying Wand models 997 and 998 and specifies 110-125V AC, 60Hz only. It prohibits voltage converters and extension cords.

Confirm 997 and 110-125V on your physical label. This is the Drying Wand, not the DigitalAIRE 2.0 dryer or BC8100BG Wet-to-Dry Styling Wand.

VOLTAGE CHECK ONLY

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

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997US electrical version · 110-125V

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