Is the charger suitable for use in 220V mains power?
371433
no--220 voltage is to high.110-120 voltage in the american standard for this charger.
371434
The charger is built for standard American household voltage, 110-120V. The plug itself is not polarized. You need a step-down transformer for 220V. I am guessing that once the voltage is corrected, you would not have problems, unlike say a hair dryer.
193713
No , I just check the nameplate it listed only for 120v ac. To use it with 220 you would need a stepdown transformer (from 220v to 120v) then you could plug this in the 120 plug on the transformer. Depends on how much you need this charger as I would think the price of a transformer would be at least half of the charger. Hope this helps. Also if you do get the stepdown transformer it needs to at least match this load (.9A at 120v ac--again base of the name plate, so you would only need a small one)
1103595
The short answer is 'yes'. The charger plugs directly into a 120v outlet, and that is how I use it. It appears that there is an adaptor that plugs into the charger, and then can be plugged into a 240v supply. I have had no use for that, and do not know how universal it may be. But the charger says it can be used for either voltage.
1355728
I would contact the seller to see if they will provide a 220v charger for you. They might have one that you can purchase.
1546843
Thank you for contacting us. As we just checked, the charger you referred can handle 220V.Please rest assured to use it. Please keep us updated and be assured we are always here to assist you.
2229576
Yes, if you have a usb charger for 220 volts. Most switch mode power supply chargers work from 110 to 240 volts. But this devicE requires external power at 5 volts dc
1188852
no I don't think so the charger that came with the unit is only 120 V input you would have to get up to 220 input transformer for it to work
440661
No. It is not gong to work with 220V. The electrical current would be too strong and if you got a converter, you probably would use it too often to have that last.
33297
Yes, as with most chargers, they can be used with 110 or 220. I have used the charger in Thailand myself. One thing though, the charger will feel warmer than usual, I would not let it overcharge.
1837147
I think you should be able to use it, but you got to have 2 things in mind. 1.- Voltage, this charger is auto voltage, from 100 to 240, if your country is not between that range, you cannot use it. then... 2.- the prong is the kind they use in the USA, if yours is different, you might need to buy an adapter for it.
1008273
110 VAC is what I use. It may also be capable of 220 VAC but I didn't have a chance to look on the charger.
449602
The supplied charger is only for 120V. However, having taken similar products to Europe, if you supply a 220V adapter that has a 12V DC output around 300-500 mA, you should be okay.
214180
The charger is 110/120 volt. CPO Outlets does not carry this unit with 220 volt chargers.
193714
No, the charger is for 110/120 volt power. In order to use in a 240 volt environment, you will need to use a proper voltage converter.
1421231
It is rated at 100-240v but the charger has a blade type plug on it. The charger comes with a two pin adapter so I guess you can use it.
1303902
Yes. The charger is on USA voltage and is marked 110-130 volts. This will not work on European voltage.
1484781
Yes. The charger is rated for 100-240 volt 50/60c AC, and comes with a European-style 2 pin 240 volt adapter that fits on the 120 volt blade plug built into the charger. You might have some trouble finding a 240 volt European-style receptacle, however.