LIMITED VOLTAGE EVIDENCE
Conair The Knot Dr. BC116R Dryer Brush
US All-in-One 3-inch Oval Dryer Brush · Limited voltage check
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BC116R: a single-voltage dryer brush
The manual linked from Conair’s current BC116R product page specifies 110-125V AC, 60Hz and 1000W. It describes a polarized ALCI plug and single-voltage operation, and prohibits voltage converters and extension cords.
Confirm BC116R and 110-125V on your physical label and match the US version. Conair now lists it as the All-in-One 3-inch Oval Dryer Brush; the linked manual uses The Knot Dr. Wet/Dry Styler and names Model BC116-All Versions. BC114, BC120 and unpowered detangling brushes are separate products.
| Exact appliance model | BC116R |
|---|---|
| Electrical version | United States. Imported or other-market versions need separate evidence. |
| Documented voltage | 110-125V |
| Still unresolved | Complete plug-pin construction and grounding evidence remain unverified. Follow the exact manual’s ALCI check before each use. No voltage converter is permitted. |
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These summaries assume the exact US model and rating above. An in-range voltage does not settle plug protection, frequency, load or manufacturer instructions. No voltage converter is recommended.
Sources and review dates
Conair The Knot Dr. BC116 manufacturer instructions ↗
PDF page 1: Model BC116-All Versions, Operating Instructions: 110-125V AC, 60Hz, 1000W, single voltage, polarized ALCI and safety instruction 15; page 2 repeats rating in Spanish. IB-16618, 2020 revision.
Reviewed 2026-09-15. Recheck due 2026-10-15.
Conair current US BC116R product and manual link ↗
All-in-One 3-inch Oval Dryer Brush heading, exact BC116R specifications, 1000W description and direct Download Instruction Booklet link.
Reviewed 2026-09-15. Recheck due 2026-10-15.
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