Can I charge this battery back up using a 220v source? (International) Does it say anything on the packaging that it is only 110 or 120v?
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Sorry for the delayed response, but I was vacationing. Anyway, I looked over the packaging (on this and all my New Trent external batteries, and it doesn't mention 110/120v at all. However, on my New Trent NT90C Dual Port AC Charger unit, in which your plug in these external battery packs for charging, it does mention "Input: AC100-240V 50/60Hz 150mA MAX". Not an expert, but my guess is if you're running your New Trent external battery through that, you'd be fine.
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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
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It charges over a USB cable, not directly into a wall outlet. So as long as your USB adapter works in 220v you should be fine.
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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.
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Yes, the back says 120v and it can be used in the USA...that's where I live
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It is 120v charger input voltage with the standard US wall plug. You may want to check out the Dewalt DCB105 charger, which has 220 v input. Here is a link to the charger on Amazon's UK site: http://www.amazon.co.uk/Dewalt-DCB105-Li-Ion-Charger-batteries/dp/B008633BMC/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid;=1396278047&sr;=8-2&keywo;rds=Dewalt+DCB105#productDetails
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One thing to watch out for: Some chargers are 120V only - especially after-market ones. So always read the label carefully before plugging in.
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This camera comes with a standard 110v to micro USB charger. The input voltage on the charger says 110v in. I doubt this will work with 220v...
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Hi,In my case, it came with a "110v only" charger and GP 700mAh AAA rechargable batteries. As I live in a 220v country I had to use a converter to 110v in order not to damage it.I hope this helps.Have a nice day.Julian.
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The one I received was only 110..I believe the only way it would be 220 if you bought it in Europe. Hope this helps!
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Me personal charged the item with with 220v but probably you also can charge it with 110v, that should work too. If you plug it in, in any power plug, it should charge without any difficulties, the item charges pretty fast and easy. Thank you for asking.
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Probably need a different charger for 220v .. The one that came with it was 120v only.
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110 volt only unless you buy the over seas version which has charger for 220 volts.
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The old model is discontinued. This new model is powered by rechargeable lithium battery. It can be used for 10-15 hours before recharing the unit from USB-Computor or international travel AC adapter wall charger (110V-240V).
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I don't know as I use it in the U.S., I would contact the manufacturer. The back of this model says 120V 60 hz
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I'm getting it shipped it to India, would it be with a 220V machine. 120V doesn't works in India since USA has 120V option?
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The only charger for the 18v battery that I use is only 120V, and I am not really shure if there is a 240 charger available or not....
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120v.... There's is nothing in the instructions that states it can handle 220
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The question was about power, not about the adapters. Can someone tell whether charged from 220V or 110V only?
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how do you hookup the backup battery? there are no instructions for it. thx.