EC Technology, can this device be charged from a 5V/1A output?
1592416
So far as I know, the only way to charge it is via the USB connector: mini-USB to the device, USB to my computer or other USB charging device.
1649692
not a matter as you will need extra charger of 5v and 1A output and 220V or 110v is the charger input matter not the power bankbut please be informed that the mentioned power banck is not 20000mA it's actual 6000mA and it's not as described and 20000mA is falseI don't recommend this product to you.
616481
No you can't. They have different models for that voltage. One of those European outlet adapters would be the cheapest way to go.
490700
the output is the same on both 2.1 a ports and approx 1 a on the other two , which make the 30 watts (5 v x 6 a = 30 watts). so, yes they will charge all 5 volt usb connected equipment.
2042024
Yes you can .You can charge anything useig 5volt .That's mean all phones and most of the tablets .
394815
A handy person could help you wire in a charging pigtail and most any small charger of the same voltage would work. If you have a radio shack nearby just take the whole thing down to them and see what they can do for you.
1880655
You can hook up +5v to +12v to the VCC pin if you have an external DC power source, otherwise you need to use the USB.
86675
I believe so. The Anker will charge any device as long as your device's input current and voltage falls within the accepted range of 5V / 0.1 to 2.1A.
1937792
It's one to one input to output. " Input: 5V / 500mAh to 1500mAh; Output: 5V, 1A max".
1460363
The specs on this device calls for 5V 1.5A power input. As long as the supply you have is also 5V, you can use anything capable of producing at LEAST 1.5A. Charging with a supply greater than 1.5A capacity will not hurt your device. I hope this answers your question. For an analogy, think about car batteries... More Cold Cranking Amps (CCA) will not hurt your car's starter motor. It's more capacity that may never get used.
568460
if you can get an adapter to switch to European Volts you can try. I would not do it. Rather take a notebook with me that can be operated with only batteries.
1662481
No, It can only be charged by a 110-120 v power source. If all you have is 220-240 v then you would needed a step down transformer or power converter as used by some of the American Military families serving over seas. I think they can be purchased on the economy in some countries (England for sure) Hope this helps.
913421
I don't know what kind of voltage it uses, but I have charged my Ebook, apple mp, and my android phone w/these, works for me
256031
Yes, the USB port will produce a 5V output whether you plug this into 110V or 220V outlet. The current is up to 1500mA according to my measurement (but Monster says only 1000mA)
1604985
If there is, it's by no means accessible to the average consumer. The clear answer is no.You can charge this through its micro usb port and then have it ready to power an electronic off the (full-size) usb slot when needed on the go. If it dies, you get a new one. If that's a concern then get a better, more expensive one.
1596841
It would depend on the USB charger. If the output is Equal to or less than 5V and 1.0A (5 volts and 1 Amp) then it will work. If not, there are converter that have USB ports to charge devices. You can find this information on the USB Wall Adapter where it says output.
518506
We would assume one could charge the battery with an adapter if the current in Europe was not as it is in the USA.