Does this item require a charging volt of 110 V only and should I use a volt converter device if I want to use it with 220 V power source?
1140517
I'm honestly not sure. The charger that is comes with plugs into the wall socket.
1140518
I am sorry, but I have no clue. I bought them for my daughters for college. It does have a built-in charger and the plug fits any outlet. Hope that helps some.
1140519
yes 110V only....if you hook it to 220 you will fry it.....better use a converter.....good luck, you will enjoy it....I have.....
693252
Because I try to use a 220 volt adapter.Can only if the adapter without transformer(110->220)?
559541
The charger works perfect, I use to charge it in my PC, and I just use it for 110, and logically should be only for 110 since is not common that portable devices work different than 110 v. So according to the use for the charger hasBeen created, should be only for 110.
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I am looking at the charger and it reads input 100-240v 50/60hz 0.3a. So I would say it would charge at 220 volts. I haven't tried it at 220 my self
1878835
the one that came with mine was only for 120v you would need a converter or a power adapter for that voltage!
2043835
Hello Jin, The charger is rated for 100-240V 50/60 Hz but it only has the standard US (2) prong connection. So depending on where you are going, you still may need a converter.
647185
Bad word choice using "charging" because it only runs from an electrical outlet. It is dual voltage so can run on 120 (US) or 240 (other countries)
991052
It is a 110V only, but it is a fast charger and you can leave the battery in it till you either remember to take it out or till you need it without any damage to the battery or the charger.
1008273
110 VAC is what I use. It may also be capable of 220 VAC but I didn't have a chance to look on the charger.
1240390
Just use 110v outlet because 220 would be very dangerous and destroy the charger
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I have only been using 110 V and would check with manufacturer for specs on 220. It works well though!
1358513
I would also like to know if this is dual voltage (I understand I would need to use an adapter) I just want to make sure it's dual voltage first. Does it say 110-220 or something like that???
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This is not an electric voltage converter. It's just an electric power strip that allows gadgets from all over the world to be pluged in . So you dont have to buy a separate power strip that works for 110V and another strip that works for 220V. Your gadget should mention what kind of voltage it will work on. If its dual voltage (110V-220v) then its much better and you can use this otherwise you will need a converter as your gadgets only work in 220V
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Yes. Because it is a converter plus adapter, anything can be charged with it. Many things can accept 220 volt input and therefore, don't need a converter. But this device covers it all.
831871
Yes you can use a 110v. I am not sure why it is not charging however I usually leave mine charging for an hour minimum. But it does hold the charge for a long time.
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In order to charge this you need to plug it into a usb adapter. The input is 5V, which every USB adapter outputs, so in order to charge this device you will need a USB adapter that supports 240V AC (Which I believe all do).
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Hi L.L., This unit requires that it be plugged into an electric source (110-120V). However; I'm not sure if this could be used using a voltage converter which can be readily found on the internet. It has NO battery. Are you able to used products manufactured for use in the US using a voltage converter? If so, this unit could be used in the same manner. Hope this helps. G'Day!