Does this tool battery charger match the 220 Voltage, 50Hz? May I buy it for use in my country?
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Anat I:Did some I-net searching. You can get a DeWalt "World-Wide" Charger Adapter, Model BTGZDW, for $59.95. This unit will accept 120 to 240 VAC, 50-60 Hz. Should work for your needs. Do the i-Net search for this unit to confirm it meets your requirements. I do recommend the DC608K. It has performed very well for me on nail sizes from 5/8-in all the way up to 2-in. Good luck.K.B.
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I think the charger reduces the voltage to the battery capacity,but you may want to call or check the Dewalt site for sure.
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Anat.Best guess is the battery charger is designed for 120VAC @ 60 Hz. My nailer is on-loan right now so I don't have the manual handy. Let me get back to you by the 15th (Feb.), when I can check the manual. Also, check Amazon and DeWalt for a different, charger; that works on the 250V/50 Hz. standard. Also, maybe you can use a travel-type voltage reducer/changer, to get from 250V down to 120 or so. The line frequency may not be critical. I'll be in touch.
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on the battery charger is written:INPUT: 100 - 240V ~ 50/60Hz 0.5Ahope it is enough.the Adapter in bundle is for uk.But I use the italian standard so an adapter of mine.
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Yes, you can use 220V 50Hz. The input voltage of the power adopter is a 110-220 VAC
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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.
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I just checked on my dremel tool and it only says 120V 60Hz. So I would say it will not work in Europe.
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I don't see anything in the manual or specs that indicates it is multi-voltage. The power plug is strictly USA 110V. So I doubt if it is compatible with 220V 50Hz, you could check online with the mfr to confirm.
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Hey Funkydeo, in this politically correct illiterate world, it's hard to find answers. It's your lucky day. The unit designed for 220V will work with 50 Hz. It's operational range is 45-65 Hz, optimized for 55Hz. It's simple motor with minimal "electronics". Have a good day.
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The charger for this 18volt cordless tool which I purchased with another tool requires 110
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You have to find one that the description actually says 220V; otherwise it's probably not. Mine is not. I grabbed this from a Dewalt support site: 220v Charger Published 09/22/2005 06:44 AM | Updated 03/01/2012 04:12 PM Does DEWALT offer a 220 volt battery charger? DEWALT offer two versions: First is the DE9116 Input 230V 50/60 Hz 1.0A, Output 2.8A 7.2-18V, Plug style is 2 round prongs, charges NiMH and NiCd. The part number for ordering this charger is 604333-01. Second is the DE9135 Input 230V 50/60Hz 0.75A, Output 3.0A 7.2-18V, Plug style is 2 round prongs, charges NiMH, NiCd and Li-Ion. The part number for ordering this charger is N015878.
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I am looking at the charger and it reads input 100-240v 50/60hz 0.3a. So I would say it would charge at 220 volts. I haven't tried it at 220 my self
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I don't believe so. The plug is a standard 120 Volt plug and the tool does not appear to have a switch that would allow it to run on a 220 circuit.
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Sorry but the label lists 100-115 VAC...there is another model for the 220/240v (CTEK MULTI XS 3600 BATTERY CHARGER)...that may be the one for you.
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No, I bought a cheap 230V -> 110V converter, which is small enough to fit in the box of this drill.There are two versions of this charger one 110V and one 230V.
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I have this tool. I live in Europe and although the product is 110V, a step-down transformer will do the job. With the charger plugged into a transformer and then into a 220V outlet, it works great!
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Hello Jin, The charger is rated for 100-240V 50/60 Hz but it only has the standard US (2) prong connection. So depending on where you are going, you still may need a converter.
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The charger requires 110 VAC (volts alternating current) and may also work on 220 VAC. I don
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Not out of the box. The 120V 60Hz charger that comes with is probably a standard (for voltage) 9VDC output jack (300mA). So if you have a 220 (?50Hz) or stepdown transformer with 9VDC output, it should work.