To charge the battery through the 240-volt electricity??
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Ii wouldn't unless u contact Dewalt first . I would think it blow yur stuff up I know my wife pluged a 110 volt TV into a 220 volt plug in the Philippines and it blew the TV up I. Lived in Asia for 7 years I bought a simple inexpensive converter box worked great . Contact Dewalt I's my suggestion or any authorized Dewalt dealers .
652367
This is a US standard product of 120v. DeWalt does make this to European standards in a 240v. You could use the US version, but you will need to get a voltage converter in order to use this product.
652368
Hello, I am assuming you're asking me how to charge the battery. You have to connect the battery with the charger, which came with the drill. A light/signal will tell you when the battery is fully charged. Always read the manufacturers instructions, or ask for assistance if you're not sure. If you are located outside the United States you will need a converter, in order to charge the battery. If you purchased the drill in the US, but you want to use it in Europe, it's important, that you connect the charger to a converter not just to an adapter. A converter will adjust the amp/voltage of the charger to the amp/voltage that is used in that country, wherever you intend to use the drill. Many countries have different outlets & plugs. In Germany for example, the plug has 2 rounded pins, and the voltage is 220v. A converter prevents the tool, electrical device from getting damaged. Hope it is helpful.
652369
Buy or make a plugin conversion connection box. Use 110 volts from one side of a 220 volt line connector.
68897
As the manual stands: "Connect the chargin plug to any 100V to 240V AC outlet." "The charging plug will automatically convert to work on 100V to 240V AC systems".
2136356
If you mean plug it in then no. If you mean the 240 thin instead of 120 that just means running two lines to it. My father did it for me and we just replaced an old one so the lines were already run.
1573750
You'll need a charge controller so the connection will be: panels>controller>batteries>inverter
539272
The charging system is as it says it is. 120 volts (standard house current) or 12 volt with supplied auto adapter. It is not designed (AND CAN NOT BE CONNECTED) in "ANYWAY" to a 240 volt outlet. The battery could EXPLODE or you could KILL YOURSELF.
1915071
No. I think you need an adapter for the 240v before you plug it in. I thinks this is only 110v
815883
You would have to do a conversion from 240 to 110. Maybe get a power strip that has the conversion built in.
233330
The simple answer is yes... How else would you be able to put the battery in the charger?
1383051
Safest method would be to connect it to your computer's USB to charge this battery.
157431
I connect to 24v batteries rather than solar panels to get max 300w out. The batteries are solar charged.
911027
Yes. That's the only way to charge the battery, usb plugged into your computer.
2223561
No, I think the generator inside the unit is set to generate 12V. The controller that goes with this system is also 12V so unless there is a controller that can convert to 24V, then you may need to find another way to convert the charge. I 24V system is more expensive though? FYI.
742179
That is the only way to charge the battery. They supply a USB with a special end for their camera AND a USB wall plug.
804982
The battery charges on normal household voltage of 110/120. I don't have 220/240 service so I can't help there.
1624879
There should be a plug on the end of the cord that plugs into your 12 volt device to charge it's battery.
1015649
Just plug it right into the wall outlet and let it charge on its own. It is so much faster and easier to do it this way.
1509042
The panel puts out 12V DC, so charging the 12V starting battery is no problem. I wouldn't charge a 24V system with a 12V panel, but if you disconnect each of the 2 12V batteries for the trolling motor and charge them separately, that would work.