For wall charging - what's the input voltage range?
395431
I would not buy this charger. I never got to use it even once. The battery inside swelled up and pushed the solar panel up as well. It also cracked the solar panel, either way, the thing doesn't charge at all.
455640
This unit comes with a power converter/adapter which produces the 17 volts necessary to run the unit. The adapter shows an input range from 110-240, but the plug is standard american. So, while I believe it will charge anywhere, you might need a plug adapter if used in a country where the outlet plug is not compatible with a standard american two-prong wall plug. I hope this helps
735024
wall wart is DC10v 500mA that plugs into charging base that delivers DC8.4V 400mA but I have not measured this. I have no idea what you question is though
2044901
It has a 5V DC mini USB input, you would need a USB wall adapter, most of which are universal from 110-240V.
864854
Input is 100-240 volts and Output is 12 volts! It charges my BlackBerry PlayBook 16 GB! Hope that helps you!
1940531
There is an "Input DC 12 volt" plug-in that then connects to a wall outlet. There is also a USB port called "Output:5V."
1188796
I think the basic wall charger is 110V only, but they have a travel charger accessory for 110/220V if I remember correct.
902605
You could use any generic micro-USB cable (B Type) to charge this. As far as the wall charger is is concerned, you can use any 5Volts /1 Amp USB wall charger, I use the wall charger of my old android phone with that spec and it works just fine. Here's a link to how this cable looks like: http://www.amazon.com/AmazonBasics-USB-Cable-Micro-Meters/dp/B003ES5ZSW
652624
The external voltage convertor says: input volts 100 - 240. Input cord that plugs in to the convertor is standard 120 volt
144413
You will need to use a wall charger similar to what you use for an iPhone or iPad. Most of these are rated for 220V. The wall charger converts the input voltage, typically 100-240V, to 5V for the typical mobile device. This powerpak is specified for an input of 5V at 1.5A. Input and output is listed on the wall charger. So check the wall chargers you already have for your mobile devices, most likely they are rated for input voltages ranging from 100-240V, or 110-220V. Output voltage should be 5V. The output amps will typically be 1A or 2A, which tells you the maximum possible current for that charger. Ideally, you want 1.5A, or higher, output for this powerpak to give you fastest charge time. You will need to use a wall charger similar to what you use for an iPhone or iPad. Most of these are rated for 220V. The wall charger converts the input voltage, typically 100-240V, to 5V for the typical mobile device. This powerpak is specified for an input of 5V at 1.5A. Input and output is listed on the wall charger. So check the wall chargers you already have for your mobile devices, most likely they are rated for input voltages ranging from 100-240V, or 110-220V. Output voltage should be 5V. The output amps will typically be 1A or 2A, which tells you the maximum possible current for... » Read More You will need to use a wall charger similar to what you use for an iPhone or iPad. Most of these are rated for 220V. The wall charger converts the input voltage, typically 100-240V, to 5V for the typical mobile device. This powerpak is specified for an input of 5V at 1.5A. Input and output is listed on the wall charger. So check the wall chargers you already have for your mobile devices, most likely they are rated for input voltages ranging from 100-240V, or 110-220V. Output voltage should be 5V. The output amps will typically be 1A or 2A, which tells you the maximum possible current for that charger. Ideally, you want 1.5A, or higher, output for this powerpak to give you fastest charge time. « Show Less
207681
According to the data plate on the charger it's 10v out. Input ranges from 110-240v.
1894974
The back of the charger says Input: AC 100v-240v -50-60Hz max150Ma Output: DC4.2V.....600mA. Is that what you need to know?
242447
Charging voltage i beleive it depends on the QI Charger you are using. As for the output, it is 640mA.Best
1658409
I don't know which is which voltage wise. But just plug it in to the wall socket and your good to go.
62254
The maximum recommended charging voltage is 14.7V. Don't know what the minimum is.
2147987
Look up the "AmazonBasics USB 2.0 A-Male to Mini-B Cable - 6 Feet" and any USB wall charger that gives adequate current (there are many now that are &gt; 1 amp at 5v)
476929
I have no idea about voltage. But I use the regular wall socket. Nothing extra ordinary