What is the voltage for the charger is it variable 110-240v or fixed to 110v? I am planing to use it abroad where 220v is the only available voltage.
778808
The marking's on my charger only say 110v input so will need a transformer or what ever those things are called to step up to 220v. There is a way around this perhaps, I have seen in England dewalt has out this same line of tools, but they still call them 18v for some reason, they are the same tools, perhaps you can get a charger for those tools and forgo the extra stuff
778809
110/120. Any 240 to 120 international adapter will work just fine. If you're going abroad for a while, you'll need one anyway. And I love this set. Noticeably longer lasting than my old Makita 18v.
778810
The voltage is only 110V. I live in Brazil and I have to use a voltage transformer to charge the batteries.
778811
i live in kingdom of Bahrain and charger 220v 50h is that good for Bahrain?
579253
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
1900219
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.
3520
The charger supplied is a multi volt charger (100-240V) just need an adapter to fit US plug top. Battery life not great on mine either.
634398
Hey! It's a pleasure to answer you... Well, I just checked and the charger is bivolt! So, no problems with 240V
200090
Nooo, the charger acepts 110V, if you have 220V you must use a converter from 220 to 110 hope this helps!
275038
I believe it does 100-240 volts but I am on a business trip and will check the charger for the voltage range.If you check the charger specs it should tell you unless the label is missing. If it does not say it on the charger, the safe way to use it with a littl e travel transformer 220 v down to 117 volt you get them at Radio Shack. Juergen
1426744
The charger input is 100-240V. I used it in Europe and it worked fine. You'll just need a UK plug adapter.
214178
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.
1560084
I used mine in Ireland (220-230v standard), and it worked great. The label on the device is labeled as being able to accept 100v-240v, 50-60 Hz, so this charger will work anywhere in the world provided you have the proper plug adapter.
333906
It says: 100-240V, 50/60Hz, 0.35A (if anyone can tell me what the amperage MEANS I'd be grateful as I have different values on different chargers for different devices that all work in that voltage and frequency range...so presumably the input amperage is not an issue?).With only a travel adapter (to accommodate the different plug pin shape/size) the stock Samsung charger that comes in the box allows charging in Australia.
825251
Yes, the charger is rated 100 - 240V. Depending on your country, you may just need to get an adapter plug like I did, as the charger comes with flat pins while we use round pins in RSA.
1172229
the voltage for the charger to charge the battery is 110 volts AC i wouldnt try any other voltage
337211
110v-240v , its universal voltage but with American plug which won't be a hard to find adapter in any country.
181040
You will notice that the charger is multi-voltage (100-240v). You can either get a local charger with compatible pin OR buy an Adapter. Search for adapters in Amazon. I am sure you'll find something that matches your need.
1861961
The charger is rated 100 /240v 60/50hz. Output is 5volt. Charger used internationally
227750
The charger rating plate says Input: 100-240V, 50-60Hz. Should be OK wherever you are.