Can it be charged in 220 V ?
1734271
Yes but it's a piece of trash, don't buy it. The flashlight only works for a couple days. I've replaced the bulb and it still doesn't work. It's not worth your money
2229676
You will need a USB adapter that is 220 compatible (most are). As long as it is a USB Charger, it will charge the battery.
842430
I would think so, but I'd recommend you check with the battery manufacturer to confirm it can be charged by a conventional charger.
1718899
Mine is 120 volt, don't know if it is available in 220. Certainly is not needed...
2205064
yes. this charger can charge in other country. It can handle from 100V-240V.
704635
The plug for the charger is a 110v plug and works here in the US. I don't know if there is a 220v version available or not.
1049278
Absolutely not!!! Look at the plug. You'll blow up the battery and melt the charger if you try 220v
1834172
You would have to get a charger that can be plugged into a 220 volt outlet.
1095206
Yes it needs to be charged but the batteries last for quite a long time between charges. It has a UK/Irl adapter plug is is 220 V.
1531130
I don't think so. The one I bought is a standard two prong plug, 110 volt (US). You might be able to contact the maker and ask if they make one that would work on 220volt.
667144
No, but the 220 volt model is listed on Amazon UK if you can find a seller willng to ship internationally.
1660370
I checked the charging unit and it says "Input 120V" so the answer seems to be "No." Possibly they sell 220V versions abroad or, as Tony suggests, purchase converters. (But that would mean buying five converters.)
52353
Absolutely, fortunately it wont plug into a 220V outlet. We use this unit in a shop office, works great otherwise.
1033463
Yes it is available in 220V. I just bought this model yesterday in Lima, Peru (220V).
887661
Yes you can charge it in Oz. All the modern charges are international, like 110-240V. The only problem is you will need to find electrical cable compatible w/Oz standard outlets.
2255548
It says "120V". I am afraid it can't handle 220v. But maybe a converter will do the trick.
1475125
I doubt it. I'm in the U.S. so it's all standard 110V here. But I would contact the manufacturer and ask.