Will this work to charge US Cell phones/laptop/iPad in Nepal? Nepal has 230 volts.
175527
This will step down the 230 volts to 110, but you will need an adapter to be able to plug it in to a Nepali outlet. And be sure you have the switch in the correct direction to step down, not step up. All the best.
175528
Yes. We have used it many times and it will run anything we plugged into it. We did buy the one with the US style plug, we are from the US, then we use our US to other plug kit. If you get the 230 style cord on the converter you will need to buy the different plugs to convert the 230 plug to whatever style 230 plug your hotel has. This I feel is much easier. I carry a 110 plug multiplier which I plug into the converter, then I can, and have, run 3 things at once. ie cellphone charger, makeup mirror, laptop charger etc. The only thing I will say bad is it is not light to carry. But it works and after trying other types believe it to be best. Yes. We have used it many times and it will run anything we plugged into it. We did buy the one with the US style plug, we are from the US, then we use our US to other plug kit. If you get the 230 style cord on the converter you will need to buy the different plugs to convert the 230 plug to whatever style 230 plug your hotel has. This I feel is much easier. I carry a 110 plug multiplier which I plug into the converter, then I can, and have, run 3 things at once. ie cellphone charger, makeup mirror, laptop charger etc. The only thing I will say bad is it is not light to carry. But it works... » Read More Yes. We have used it many times and it will run anything we plugged into it. We did buy the one with the US style plug, we are from the US, then we use our US to other plug kit. If you get the 230 style cord on the converter you will need to buy the different plugs to convert the 230 plug to whatever style 230 plug your hotel has. This I feel is much easier. I carry a 110 plug multiplier which I plug into the converter, then I can, and have, run 3 things at once. ie cellphone charger, makeup mirror, laptop charger etc. The only thing I will say bad is it is not light to carry. But it works and after trying other types believe it to be best. « Show Less
175529
Yes. We have used it many times and it will run anything we plugged into it. We did buy the one with the US style plug, we are from the US, then we use our US to other plug kit. If you get the 230 style cord on the converter you will need to buy the different plugs to convert the 230 plug to whatever style 230 plug your hotel has. This I feel is much easier. I carry a 110 plug multiplier which I plug into the converter, then I can, and have, run 3 things at once. ie cellphone charger, makeup mirror, laptop charger etc. The only thing I will say bad is it is not light to carry. But it works and after trying other types believe it to be best.
2001321
It should. I have used it to charge a number of Androids and Kindle and my Verizon MiFi as well as my iPhone. Works great.
968726
I'm not sure, but I'd be careful. The UK also has different a voltage. It can support ipads, smartphones, and laptops with no problems. But if you're thinking about plugging in a hairdryer or straightener, you're better off finding one on amazon (or over at the UK) that is designed to handle the higher voltage.
902702
Not for most electronics. Look at your device charger. It will say 100-240v 50-60hrz if it is compatible. Most cellphone and laptop chargers have this but things like curling irons kids toys might not. For those a converter is needed or get a replacement that does work.
1683567
I honestly don't know. I would imagine it would considering I have been able to charge iphones, my ipad and a couple of android phones.
491272
I don't Know if it will work in Nepal, it depends the system you are using. My case is this: I temporarely live in the States and I wanted to use a Playstation from Italy, where we use PAL, on a NTSC television old style. This device that I bought on line really works for me. The device does its job wonderfully. Ciao
1421232
I have no clue brother, but when i went to Vietnam which also uses 240v outlets, i was able to charge my iphones and laptops on it, something you might wanna google.
2088332
At 40 volts DC I am unsure of. I can assure you of 30 Volts DC it will work well with. Incoming voltage (DC) is supposed to be higher for charging.
1155922
I don't know. I have used it to charge iPhones 3GS, 4s, and 5. It gives each of them one full charge.
1457414
I've never been to Nepal or bhutan, but I' bet it would. It worked fine in Thailand, China and Mongolia.
897585
i am going to say yes. this works in sockets in Europe and also in Africa. plug it into the wall socket and then your plug on your printer(which should be a usa plug) and it just converts the 2 different plugs . I used mine in Ireland for charging my cell phone and camera, and I had no problem what so ever.
2224613
Note that this thing has only a 3 star rating. The one I got only provided about 125 mA at 12 VDC. It worked for charging the cell phone but not much else. If the one you get actually provides the 500 mA stated then I would expect it to work for you. It isn't very expensive so there isn't that much risk in trying it.
1715961
I used it to charge iPhone, iPad and camera battery, all without converter. My son used it to run laptop, and it worked. So I guess the short answer is yes. The weight if the cord may pull it out of the socket, nut you should be able to work that out.
444142
Am using it in Kuwait, and our electricity is 240, it work fine.I use many item work from USA as long they use transformer and Power is 100- v The ac adapter out put 5v, 4000mA
1845706
You can charge it with 230 but you'll have to get http://www.amazon.com/Simran-200-Converter-International-Blackberry/dp/B000W9DJ1Q/ref=pd_bxgy_e_text_z reduces it to 110V.
1425234
Not sure... But I doubt it's much over 1.2 or so.Not likely to charge a laptop battery.
331667
To use an external transformer is a little costly and inconvenience,why does not the manufacturer supply a charger to work with both 120 & 230 volts,it does not cost them any.It will be usable easily in European countries.