How many volts required for charging?
1711923
I comes with 120 volt charger. he charge on these 20 volt tools lasts a very long time. I used mine saturday and I hasn't been on a charger since october
1711924
Here in the states the charger works on 120 volts. I think you can by adapters to make it work with other voltages.
913420
I don't know the voltage, and it charges at about the same speed as any other regular charging plug.
1362014
The batts are rated at 2300 mAh, 7.2v. The chargers have a handy flip-out plug that goes right into the wall socket and folds back in for easy transport. No extra cords or power bricks needed for AC charging.
809819
I have a red switch which has 7 options for voltage. You will need to look at the bottom of your laptop to see how many volts your computer uses. Mine is 19V so I put my red switch to 19.5V to charge my laptop. Anything below that wont charge mine. I hope that answers your question.
1328062
I have no idea. I have only charged the battery using the charger that is plugged into a 110 Volt outlet.
1439548
3.6 volts. Charge it initially once overnight. About 20 minutes every time after that. It keeps a charge a long time.
1599481
One thing to watch out for: Some chargers are 120V only - especially after-market ones. So always read the label carefully before plugging in.
1407935
110 Voltage to charge this but it doesn't need to be charged for quite a while!!
1549767
I can tell you that the charging adapter is rate for 100 to 240 volts so I assume yes. You would obviously need an adapter for the plug.
780153
This uses standard 110 volt outlet, but it's actually a USB cord so you may be able to plug it in a USB outlet to charge it.
350740
Assuming you are charging a 12V (nominal) battery at a charging voltage of approx. 14 volts, from a 15 W panel, your charging rate would be about 1.07A-Hr. (This answer was typed in before reading the other two previous answers -- I totally agree with the answer provided by "D. Kearns". "northern boy's" answer is incorrect.)
1185561
The charging cord is 110 volt. Recommend using a voltage converter for 220v.
2073886
The existing charger should work. Look at the charger. They list what volt charging it supports.
397216
No. This only charges at 5v. You would need 13-20v to charge a laptop. (Depending on model) There are packs available to charge laptops, but this is not one.
1062951
I use the standard wall charger and I have a car charger that you can set the output voltage to the required 13.5 volts minimum.
213962
Comes with its own charger model SAW04-14.50-400USA with output14.5VDC, 400mA. Many universal chargers can be used, as long as you switch the unit to the correct output value mentioned above, and use the corresponding matching plug that comes with universal chargers.
1833820
Sorry,I don't have a good answer. I gave the set to my son in a different state. The Voltage for the charger should be printed on it. I only used it with 120 Volt.