Since I from Asia, is this an auto voltage charger? Or purely 110 volts from the mains, since we operate on 220 volts household current in the Philippines.
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This operates using a standard USB cord that is separate from the cradle, not built-in. As long as you have a USB wall or Automotive adapter that can output 5V/1.5A minimum, you'll be ok.
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I live in Australia which is 240v and it works fine. You use the original adaptor supplied with the tablet to power the cradle, though you may need a longer USB lead from adaptor to the cradle.
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Yes. The cradle uses micro usb to charge. It comes with a AC charger that is rated for both 110 and 220. It is a 2 prong charger.
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Greetings from Russia! We're also on 220V here and the dock works flawlessly. In fact, it is powered through micro-USB jack, so you can use almost any charger that fits the tablet itself.
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Confirmed it to be 120V only. Get a wall-plugged step down transformer. A 100W will do as even the 18V Bosch charger only draws 50W. I'm from Singapore and buy most of my tools from Amazon. We are on 230V/50Hz too. By the way... the frequency, it doesn't matter.
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I've never been in the Philippines, but a Google search indicates that the most common receptacle is the same as fits the American two-prong plug; but the voltage is 220 rather than the American 110. The Monster MP OTG400 outlet unit should work with the 220 current but it requires a three-prong adapter to fit in the two-prong socket. You can put your iPhone/iPad/iPod chargers directly into a Philippine socket because they work with both 110 and 220 volt current, but if you wanted to use them simultaneously in the Monster MP OTG400, you would need an plug adapter for it. If your other items work only with 110 volt current, you will need a transformer to convert the 220 current to 110. Many hair dryers have a built-in switch to change the 110 to 220 - if you have one of this kind (usually labelled as a travel model), you can treat it the same as your iPhone chargers once you turn the switch unless it has a three-prong plug which requires a plug adapter.
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YEs, you can use this in the Philippines and yes, it will take 120V also. You might need an adaptor though to plug into an outlet.
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Yeh, no one uses DC for "wall voltage." But this PowerGen will take any wall-voltage between 100 volts [AC] and 240 volts [AC], at either 50 or 60 Hz, and that covers everything that's available all around the world. All you'll need is an adapter so you can plug this in when you get to the Philippines. The adapter shall not have any electrical function, it's only needed to adapt the physical shape of the pins. On one side, the adapter will have prongs that plug into a Filipino socket, and on the other side it will have sockets that accept the American plug (such as on the PowerGen). Since it's just a physical adapter and not an electrical adapter, it should be very inexpensive. I'm having trouble finding a good picture on the internet of what Filipino plugs and sockets look like. Hopefully, you know. But, there are "universal" adapters that seem to take every plug in the world and convert it to every socket in the world, so you don't need something specifically just for the Philippines. The adapters have lots of pins, blades, and holes, and are sure to convert anything you need. Again, the PowerGen will take any voltage, it's just a matter of getting the pins physically converted so you can plug it in. Peace in the Philippines. Shoot a spitball at China for me; thanks.
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Hi,Thank you for emailing me. This item's AC adapter is rated for 100-240 volts. You can use it in the Philipines but you might need to purchase a converter if the outlets are different from the ones used in the United States. Please let me know if you have any questions. Thanks.Regards,Andrew SchearerOperations Manager"Like" us at facebook.com/reforgerdirect
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It is the 110v but the charger has nothing to do with the problem. It is the drill motor which is to weak and the armature of the motor flew apart.
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My wife used this device in the Philippines without an adapter. Philippines use 220 volts.
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The electric power charger is autovolt - from 100 volts to 240 volts. So you can charge your EasyAcc anywhere in the world. There should be no problem. I have used mine when I was in the Philippines, and I plug in the power adaptor to a 220volts and I didn't have any issues at all.
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Thanks for your info. Ordered one to use in HK and hope they do not change the provided variable transformer. UPDATE: The charger is 120-240V and the vac cleaner is really good. Should outperform similar products selling in HK.
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The battery charges on normal household voltage of 110/120. I don't have 220/240 service so I can't help there.
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We have the same power supply in the Philippines where I sent my Makita saw. You need to have a step down transformer to convert to 110 volts. Hope this helps.
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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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I'm pretty sure it's 120 V. That's what it's running on here. A standard household outlet.
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The UK supplies 220 volts at its outlet in homes, the charger is rated for 120 volts.
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The charger requires 120 volt AC current. There are no provisions otherwise.
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Oh, one thing more........... charger can be plugged into any voltage between 100 VAC and 240 VAC so it can be used anywhere in the world where that voltage range is available. Just make sure you take outlet adapters with you on overseas trips.