Will this product work in Europe if I plug it into a Type B plug adaptor. My camera, I-pad, etc. all have compatible chargers, but I do not know if this product can be used with the different voltage?
630611
You better check this out as my last trip to Europe & had seperate plugs for each outlet BUT so much new on the market now....I did damage to one unit in London!
540944
This will work in Europe and Turkey . Egypt may be different ( not sure but you can Google it ). Do what we did - email your hotel - some good ones will even send a photo back of their outlet if you ask . This plug worked great recently in France - no problems and a good buy for the money . Don't forget to check the voltage of the country - you will need a converter for some large things - hairdryer etc , not for Kindles , camera chargers etc. Email the hotel - you'll be glad you did. If you have anymore questions - feel free .
1865895
I'm not sure Europe, I took this camera to VietNam it charge ok, look at the spec on your adapter for the current like 110v-220v, VietNam using 220v so it charge fine
2251856
This camera comes with a standard 110v to micro USB charger. The input voltage on the charger says 110v in. I doubt this will work with 220v...
445365
THE FOLKS WHO ANSWERED YOU ARE WRONG. Read the charger's 'wall wart.' Like most modern chargers, it has a built in converter and it takes input from 100V to 240V. The only 'adapter' you need is a plug that takes the U.S. two prong at one end and has the appropriate male elements on the other end so you can plug it into a Euro or Asian outlet. I go to Europe once or twice a year for extended stays and have done so for many years. I used to cart one of those heavy transfomer/converters around with me. I no longer need to do so, and you don't either. People should do their homework before they give misleading asnwers to inquiries.
1953255
Easy answer: Buy the Canon CB-2LW Battery Charger and get a plug adapter. The Charger is multi-voltage compatible. I just took it with me to China and charged up the battery overnight - in the morning, I was ready to video the sites! :) I'd recommend getting at least two of the higher capacity Canon BP-2L14 Battery - that way you can carry a spare charged battery with you. The Kensington 33117 International All-in-One Travel Plug Adapter works okay, but there are some plugs where it won't work (I found the diagonal slanted prong style in China sometimes needs the third ground prong which the Kensington doesn't have). Hope this helps! Easy answer: Buy the Canon CB-2LW Battery Charger and get a plug adapter. The Charger is multi-voltage compatible. I just took it with me to China and charged up the battery overnight - in the morning, I was ready to video the sites! :) I'd recommend getting at least two of the higher capacity Canon BP-2L14 Battery - that way you can carry a spare charged battery with you. The Kensington 33117 International All-in-One Travel Plug Adapter works okay, but there are some plugs where it won't work (I found the diagonal slanted prong style in China sometimes needs the third ground prong which... » Read More Easy answer: Buy the Canon CB-2LW Battery Charger and get a plug adapter. The Charger is multi-voltage compatible. I just took it with me to China and charged up the battery overnight - in the morning, I was ready to video the sites! :) I'd recommend getting at least two of the higher capacity Canon BP-2L14 Battery - that way you can carry a spare charged battery with you. The Kensington 33117 International All-in-One Travel Plug Adapter works okay, but there are some plugs where it won't work (I found the diagonal slanted prong style in China sometimes needs the third ground prong which the Kensington doesn't have). Hope this helps! « Show Less
818172
The electrical voltage in Europe is not the same as USA.....as you know......I can not remember the correct adapter, so Radio Shack or Best Buys will have the correct adapter.Best Regards
1692336
I have ordered mine through the US side of amazon.com and they have both an us plug - what make sense.But the plug is made for 120-240 V and 50/60 Hz and with it you can use this internationally. You just need a little adapter for Europe (no converter!) for 2$.I'm commuting and therefor bought a second one because I'm so satisfied with them!
1659365
Jamie, if you look at the really tiny print on your chargers (you might need a magnifying glass) it will tell you the voltage that your charger will handle. My iPhone and iPad chargers (small square that the USB cord plugs into) says '100-240 v). In the UK I believe their voltage is 230 so we were safe to plug into the adapter only. I hope that helps.
318555
Well, I haven't used mine in Europe yet, but since is says Input: AC 100V-240V 50/60Hz on the plug and comes with a European plug adaptor, I'm assuming its good to go. Just to state the obvious, I wouldn't plug this into 220v US, but 220/240v international should be fine. I have a ton of travel chargers for devices and batteries and everything with the 100V-240V 50/60Hz rating on it has perform flawlessly overseas.
1829581
Depending on where you travel (and more importantly, where you stay), the wall sockets may have adaptable plugs that will accept US-standard prongs; if so, this charger will work fine. It worked well for me in Budapest at the Four Seasons. This unit does NOT include the longer Euro-style prongs in the box, and I think that's what another respondent meant when he said "no". As the question was voltage-related, not physical prong compatibility, the answer is a qualified yes.
1284211
The supplier has sent you a unit with a European plug in error! Same thing happened to me. As I travel to Europe, I already had a foreign adapter. I would send unit back. Failing that you will have to spend $6-$10 for travel adapter.
1946600
I believe that even with an adapter, this wouldn't function properly in Europe. I researched it before our Italy trip and bought a surge protector with about 4 or 5 outlets for plugs (power strip style) designed for European electricity to charge my iPad and camera plus my hubby's CPAP machine. Didn't take a phone. It was very long and heavy, but worth it for peace of mind. I think Magellans sells a 2-outlet surge protector you might take a look at, but keep the 360 Power Curve for North American travel.
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The Wasabi charger for the NP-FW50 is rated 120/240AC 50/60 HZ. It is 2 pin US (self storing), so will need the AC plug adapters for UK rectangular pins/Europe , no transformer needed, it does come with 2 pin US to 2 pin round for Europe. But I have not used it in Europe. BTW these batteries work ok, shows discharging rate on Sony a6000 camera. Cannot give good answer for how many photos per charge on Wasabi batteries, because I am still getting used to the camera, but it is long enough for me. If the NEX camera takes the NP-FW50, then it will work. There is no USB port for charging iPad etc, and the charging voltage is for 7.2 / 7.7v dc batteries. The Wasabi charger for the NP-FW50 is rated 120/240AC 50/60 HZ. It is 2 pin US (self storing), so will need the AC plug adapters for UK rectangular pins/Europe , no transformer needed, it does come with 2 pin US to 2 pin round for Europe. But I have not used it in Europe. BTW these batteries work ok, shows discharging rate on Sony a6000 camera. Cannot give good answer for how many photos per charge on Wasabi batteries, because I am still getting used to the camera, but it is long enough for me. If the NEX camera takes the NP-FW50, then it will work. There is no USB port for charging iPad... » Read More The Wasabi charger for the NP-FW50 is rated 120/240AC 50/60 HZ. It is 2 pin US (self storing), so will need the AC plug adapters for UK rectangular pins/Europe , no transformer needed, it does come with 2 pin US to 2 pin round for Europe. But I have not used it in Europe. BTW these batteries work ok, shows discharging rate on Sony a6000 camera. Cannot give good answer for how many photos per charge on Wasabi batteries, because I am still getting used to the camera, but it is long enough for me. If the NEX camera takes the NP-FW50, then it will work. There is no USB port for charging iPad etc, and the charging voltage is for 7.2 / 7.7v dc batteries. « Show Less
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I don't know if it will work with European specs or not. You may try the manufacturer's website. Sorry I can't be of more help!
735709
The device charger says input 100 to 240 V just like a lot of low voltage electronics (laptops, etc) but the prongs are flat (US) so adapter will be needed for European use
1983271
Type B will work in the US. All the others have specific countries they can be used at. When I lived in Spain I took my plug to Italy and it worked for me. I haven't been to Italy since, but Type C and Type E/F should work in Italy. They are the two I have recently used in Spain, Austria, and Germany.