Is this charger multivoltage input ? 110/240V ?
748557
only using it for 110/120v input in usa so dont know if 240v may be too muchhhh but dont know read sticker maybe?
400254
Yes it does. According to the charging wall piece, its input range is 120V-240V
1495124
The charger states that its for an input range from 100-240 50/60 hz but it has 110 vac plug on it so it would need something to adapt it to a 220 plug
1952323
Input says 100-240V. 1.5A 50/60 Hz.Output says 12V. 2AHope this helps. I just read it off the back of the charger.
1114350
The charger only has a input voltage of 120v. This unit does not have a selectable 110/220 switch. So the answer is no.
1768022
Hi did you ever find out if the charger would take 220v - 240v as electrical AC supply? thanks
591609
Yes, My charger says it has a Input range of 120-240 volts....looks like u might need an adapter to fit the plug....
675785
I don't believe so. The label on the charger only states "Input: 120VAC 60Hz 6.5W"
1493176
Yes. The ac charger handles 110-240 volts, and there is a plug adapter in the kit.
95930
According to the label on my charger: INPUT: AC 100-240 volts 50/60 Hz. Answer to your question: YES.
227750
The charger rating plate says Input: 100-240V, 50-60Hz. Should be OK wherever you are.
179966
Yes, this is the international version and the charger works on 100-240 volt.
1103595
The short answer is 'yes'. The charger plugs directly into a 120v outlet, and that is how I use it. It appears that there is an adaptor that plugs into the charger, and then can be plugged into a 240v supply. I have had no use for that, and do not know how universal it may be. But the charger says it can be used for either voltage.
120147
The label on the power supply indicates "input: 100-240v AC." So, I'm going to say, yes.
1810310
No it is not. It is battery-operated, but the charger for the batteries says "Input: 120V ~ 60Hz 3W".
1555983
Hi, According to the plug, it indicates the input is "110-240V". Hope this helps.
445769
It does not seem so. I just checked the label on charger and the only inputs listed are "120v 50-60Hz" and "120v 50/60Hz". Too bad. It's a great set of drivers. Perhaps a 230v-to-120v converter might work. I would check directly with Makita if the electronics of the charger are compatible with a converter.