If possible, please tell me the voltage range of the charger. I travel internationally, most countries are 220 volt.
785499
To honest I don't know. I would imagine it would have dual voltage (110-220) as most electronics do today, check with the manufacturer.
2043836
you will need a plug adapter for the location you will be traveling in, but the charger does work with 220.
2003669
The charger cah work both 120V and 220V. When you travel overseas in the 220V countries, please bring the converter for the outlet.
738543
The charger supports 110V up to 220V... however, in Europe, depending on the country you will be needing a plug adapter...
532387
No! You will have to buy a converter to convert your voltage from 220 to 120 voltage for charger to work properly, otherwise you will burn it up.
700328
It is stated on the website and the charger itself that it is multi-voltage; thus, you can use it abroad. However, the only thing you may need is an adapter changing the socket from 2-prong to 3 or whatever your country use.
239549
Coming from America, the cord is a 110 volt cord. However inside the charger is a 220 volt fuse, so it will work on 220v. I simply cut off the end and replaced the 2-pin American plug with a 3-pin Australian plug. I have recharged my unit quite a few times now with no problems.
1230966
I bought mine in the States and my charger is rated 100-240 VOLTS , 50/60Hz , 150mA , 9W. So yes it's ok to use in foreign countries.
1652838
Not as it comes out of the box. The charger itself is for the 120 volt North American power system. Check the ICOM website though. I'll bet they have one for the 220 volt systems in the rest of the world.
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.
333906
It says: 100-240V, 50/60Hz, 0.35A (if anyone can tell me what the amperage MEANS I'd be grateful as I have different values on different chargers for different devices that all work in that voltage and frequency range...so presumably the input amperage is not an issue?).With only a travel adapter (to accommodate the different plug pin shape/size) the stock Samsung charger that comes in the box allows charging in Australia.
1114483
I use it at my country, that has 220v, same is Europe. But I think they are not good batteries. After using it the charger had a broken wire that I fixed.
2250608
The charger just plugs into a regular 110 outlet. Does not require 220. This isn't a range or a dryer... :-)
2256045
The charger is a 110-240V and it has a built in 'remove current outlet plugs and insert your own'. Simply buy a travel adapter for Europe (http://amzn.com/B00MNL3LRI). Should work without issues. Brought mine to Sweden and used it in the hotel. Now - note, I bought mine last year, things might have changed ;) oh, and pleeease, while you travel, Push the volume button inside. I broke mine off by not doing this (still works just pain in da buttz).
2169868
120-240v. Good if you move between countries. For trips & holidays you generally dont need to worry though. My battery lasts for months between charges
882515
Ive looked at specs on the back of this charger it says nothing about 220 i know if you go to dewalt.com you can pick the country you live in and probaly find a 220 version i belive you can buy a 120 to 220 converter...I wouldnt want to unless you haft to if dewalt is smart they a 220v version as europe uses 220 also. i wouldnt dont buy this unit. try this number its the south america branch 0800 703 4644 . good luck
1206328
I bought mine in the US. I looked at my charger and it says 120V, 60Hz. But I've had other products where someone that knows can go into the product and change the voltage so it would work. I had a couple of things changed from 240 to 120. I don't know if you can do it with this.