Voltage in Azamara cabins 110V accessible?

[desertgrl74]

I have always used the hairdryer in the cabin when cruising.  I haven't cruised since pre-Covid, and have acquired a new hair styling tool, a Hot air brush.  It is 125V.  Are the cabins 110V, or do I need an adapter or a converter?  Don't want to bring it if I cannot use it.  Doing BtoB on Journey and Quest in late summer.

[lisiamc]

46 minutes ago, desertgrl74 said:

I have always used the hairdryer in the cabin when cruising.  I haven't cruised since pre-Covid, and have acquired a new hair styling tool, a Hot air brush.  It is 125V.  Are the cabins 110V, or do I need an adapter or a converter?  Don't want to bring it if I cannot use it.  Doing BtoB on Journey and Quest in late summer.

There are US style-plugs with 110v by the desk in your cabin. Your new appliance should work just fine.

[luv2travel90266]

This is an old photo off the journey with US and EU outlets at the desk. Perhaps some one can update it if different. 

[Host Jazzbeau]

The outlets are still there.  The question is whether this appliance is allowed – that's worth checking with Azamara as it seems important to OP.

[uktog]

It is no problem bringing a hot airbrush. It’s classed as a hairdryer or styling item. I often take mine and use it at the desk plug no problem 

[harrodsfan]

I took mine last summer. No issues! 

[Ayden]

20 hours ago, desertgrl74 said:

I have always used the hairdryer in the cabin when cruising.  I haven't cruised since pre-Covid, and have acquired a new hair styling tool, a Hot air brush.  It is 125V.  Are the cabins 110V, or do I need an adapter or a converter?  Don't want to bring it if I cannot use it.  Doing BtoB on Journey and Quest in late summer.

I brought mine.  Used it with no issue.

[lisiamc]

I think the cruise lines try very hard to allow most hair-styling appliances. A blanket ban would not be well-received, I fear!

[uktog]

6 minutes ago, lisiamc said:

I think the cruise lines try very hard to allow most hair-styling appliances. A blanket ban would not be well-received, I fear!

Yes, the OP actually asked would the product work - we went down a temporary bypass debating was it even allowed, and now others are chiming in that there appliances worked.  My hot brush works, my GHDs would not work but my other cheaper brand does so its quite a hard one to answer.  

Interestingly the list has been updated as I used to be forbidden to bring a heating pad (small electric blanket!!) but that is no longer listed.  Heated curlers used to be on the no list and they are also no longer listed

[Mercruiser]

Here is a photo of the outlets in my Onward cabin. The hair dryer in the cabin uses the UK outlet. There is also a European outlet in the bathroom.