Is the charger 110-220? Can i charge while traveling?
82430
Hello, I never actually looked closely at the charger specs before---but I have just looked and here's what it says. Ac input 100-240 volts output 4.5 vdc. Charger only uses 13w while charging. I don't know about your traveling situation---but this thing holds a charge really long---I charge it 2x a year only because I want to----not much hair !!! 13 watts isn't much -I'm thinking a car lighter charger much like you would use for a phone that has an output of 4.5 vdc . Radio Shack or another electronics store could help in that regard. Good Luck and Happy Trails !
82431
There is no separate charger. The lithium ion battery is inside the unit and all you use to charge it--is the power cord. I hope this answered your question.
160511
The external charger does show 110~240. I believe any charger you use to connect it to should control the voltage and or amperage. I use a USB connector to my lap top generally so I know the output is not very high. Charges fine.
339177
Yes. You'll need an adapter so you can plug it into a foreign outlet, but it accepts input from 110 or 220. I've charged batteries many times in foreign countries and when the charger hasn't worked as I expected, it was far more likely to be the hotel's problem than the charger's.
1605657
This operates at 120V only according to the plug used to charge it. Therefore, you would need an adapter along with a converter plug for the specific country. Since it is cordless you could always charge it fully before leaving. Depending on the length of your trip it may hold the charge and you wouldn't need to plug it in anyway.
1652839
No, the included AC charger is the BC-147SA which is 110v. The 220v charger version is the BC-147SE.
1065229
is what a 220 volt outlet? if you are talking about the charger input voltage the answer is no. the charger is for 120 volts.
1596842
Yes the wall charger is for 220 volt. Anyway it's having a standard micro usb port so you can use any standard charger .
1091229
Yes you can. I recently took my Philips electric tooth brush to Israel which uses 220v and has the same charger as this product. You can see on the charger itself it is printed 100-230v approx.
528110
It comes with a "travel adapter"-type charger, Model MCS-01WT, with the following specs: Input: 100-240V ~ 50/60Hz 0.2A Output: 5.0V, 1.2A So, basically, you can plug it in wherever you go. It also comes with an additional plug adapter, but I don't have it on hand right now to verify its type, though I might wildly guess it's for European plugs.
411252
No, the included adapter should be rated for 100-240V (mine is). Either way it's powered by USB, so even if the included adapter isn't made for 240V, then you could just use the charger you already have.
280784
The charger that came with mine says "Input: 110vac", so I guess that's a "no".
371433
no--220 voltage is to high.110-120 voltage in the american standard for this charger.
1692536
The charger indicates 100v - 240v 50/60Hz. You may need a plug adapter for overseas use.
709237
It depends on the charger. The chargers has a built in converter. I traveled to South America where they also have 220 V and it worked with out issues. Just make sure that the INPUT is 110-240V.
2028552
No it is not.I am assuming by 110/220 you mean it plugs in an outlet. No it doesn't.its an 18 volt rechargeable.
1073826
I haven't tried using it on 220V but the charger specifications cover 110-220V.
683700
No, it uses a regular 120 charger. I would think 220 volt charging is not recommended unless you have an adapter that reduces the voltage.