I have a question about the power of the charge, can I buy this brush and take it back to China for charge using 220v?
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As far as I understand it, you have to buy converters for any electrical items that you want to use in another country. You may also have to buy the correctly shaped electrical plug that will fit into the outlets, which then attaches to the the converter. You should put this issue into a search. I did it recently for a different country I will be traveling to. You'd be amazed at all the configurations that other countries use.
51574
I do not know but if you contact Philips directly, they should know the answer. Google Philips Sonicare or Philips toothbrushes and there should be contact info for them. Good luck!
556488
I honestly do not know. If you used a voltage converter, like we do when we have to travel, it might work. My suggestion would be to contact Dyson directly. They may have a model that is made for 220 voltage.
944389
You would have to get a power inverter to run it in a country that only has 220v. The amperage is quite low, only being maybe 2 amps at the most. You could probably get amperage way with one of those travel kits. Also if only going out of the U.S. for a couple of weeks, the brushing handle fully charged will last 2 weeks.
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Not out of the box, but you can get a 120V/220V transformer. Or, you can get a Bosch charger that can work with 220V in Ukraine. It's still a good deal, because difference in prices for Bosch tools between US and Ukraine is huge.
1144360
You need to use a charging base which is included with some package purchases. If your brush was purchased without a charge base, one can be purchased on Amazon. Make sure your model brush and charge base are compatible. Hope this helps.
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Would will need to buy a power converter because it is 110v...so yes, with a converter, it can be used in China.
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i just checked amazon. they have quite a few 220v to 110v converters. i would think something like this should work fine. here's one of them. there are more expensive ones too. it's not recommended to leave it charging for a lot longer than the suggested charge time (they say 4 but maybe up to 8). it could get too hot or damage the battery. Goldsource STU-500 Step Up and Down Voltage Converter Transformer, AC 110/220 V, 500 Watt
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No :( The charger supports only 110V. In India I use a 20W transformer-based 220V to 110V voltage step-down converter. The toothbrush's charger does not work with electronic voltage step-down converters. See: http://www.ebay.in/itm/New-HEC-Voltage-Converter-220v-240v-110v-USA-products-Rated-Upto-20-W-/231116350319
475074
The charger supplied has only the 120 VAC American style plug. You would have to have one of the voltage/plug converters to take with you, as you would for any other US appliance, such as hairdryer, etc.
498357
Yes you can. This transformer will step down 220v current to 110v current and you can then use your 110v charger without worry. Also it has a large wattage capacity so no worries about chargers that do not draw much current. I have been using this one for a year every day and no problem what so ever.
158169
Unfortunately we don't carry anything like that. We have some other dual voltage options, but none as a brush iron. I'm sorry!
1252583
Pablo, I recently purchased this Black & Decker product, and, so far as I can determine, this drill will not work on 220 V. There may be an adapter. Suggest you pose this question directly to Black & Decker. Best to ypou.
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Just got mine today. The toothbrush runs on rechargeable battery. The charger is rated for 100-240 V ~ AC & 50 - 60 Hz
198104
Yes, definitely you can. The charger shows input is 100-240v, so you can use it in the country like China.
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With the 110V standard used voltage used in the US. Unless I'm mistaken China has a 200-220V system therefore you would need a transformer of some kind. Or see if it comes in 220 volts to alleviate the use of the transformer.
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I don't now why they don't make the seller change the listing because the seller I purchased from in china was definitely a reproduction intentionally made to look like OEM. It wouldn't bother me so much if it worked and put out the correct voltage and 2Amps, which it clearly doesn't. To get your money back you have to mail it back to China which costs more than the price of the charger. I would not take a chance on this charger & buy a US seller aftermarket 5v 2AMP charger which I have found on Amazon & Ebay.
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I have no idea about the 220v. We've only used it with regular disposable batteries so I also don't know about a charge. We are very happy with it's performance.