i'm from Jordan the power at home 220V , can i charge this product ?? what's the input for the charger ? is it compatible with 220v ??
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You can if you use with it Power Bright VC100W Voltage Transformer 100 Watt Step Up/Down 110 Volt - 220 Volt
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the adapter that comes with it is rated for 110-240volts and converts to 12v. My research says it can be used overseas.
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The charger that comes with it is 14 volts power adapter. So if you can get a 220V power adapter that outputs 14V and plugs into the charge port you can charge it. It has a 12V car accessory charger as well.
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I can't find the instructions at the moment, but the charger says, "input: AC120V 60 Hz 2W, output DC2.3V 100 mA". Hope that helps.
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Hi, The charger I have works from 100v to 240v so it will work with 220v you will might have to get an adaptor to fit your socket, I can't remember if it came supplied with one
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Dear.buyer Thank you for asking. This product is supported by 220V ( 2 round pins plug for C type) You can charge the item by usb cable also. Thank you for understanding.
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Look up an "International power transformer". With one of those you can charge this from 220V power.
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is what a 220 volt outlet? if you are talking about the charger input voltage the answer is no. the charger is for 120 volts.
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Hi Silpy, If you go through the manual, it is clearly mentioned in the "electrical specification" section that the power input is AC 100-240V, 50/60Hz. So you don't have to worry about the power input of 240V. It is supported by the adapter.Hope this will help you.
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The charging connection is USB. If you have a 220V-USB adapter, it should work. You can also plug it into a computer. The actual AC adapter that ships says 100-240V but it is a US plug style.
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Were you able to find a 220 charger? We are in the same situation. I don't want to have to use a transformer for charging, and I don't want to buy the euro 18v version just for the 3 years I am stationed in Europe. Thanks!
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If you look at the fine print on the charger that came with it, it should read that the input is 115 - 240 volts which will work in any country. Sometimes you need an adapter, but they are easy to find where ever you are at and much cheaper than buying adapters here for foreign countries. Also, you should have gotten an adapter with it for plugging into the lighter socket on a car. If you rent a car, charge it there. Hope this helps.
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Who the heck gave you that idea! The charger functions on 220-230 volts AC, which is standard U.S. electrical tension! So once again, the charger/transformer IS compatible with your electricity.
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yes the charger is compatible with 210/220v. i reside in Nigeria where we use 210/220v. I just connected the camera to the socket and it charges without any problem. I also love it that the camera charges like a cell phone. It does not have an external charger except you buy that as an accessory with an extra battery, you just connect the charging cord to the camera and to the socket and it charges like a phone. I just love this!
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You should be able to recharge the unit with 110v/220v. I'm currently in the Middle East and the voltage here is 220v. No problem!
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I googled this and found a manual at Home Depot (on line) which says "* Use the charger only in a standard electrical outlet (120V/60Hz)" Does that help?
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not a matter as you will need extra charger of 5v and 1A output and 220V or 110v is the charger input matter not the power bank but please be informed that the mentioned power banck is not 20000mA it's actual 6000mA and it's not as described and 20000mA is false I don't recommend this product to you.
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Chester,I looked at the supplied AC to DC transfomer for the battery charger and it's rated only for 110VAC. However, the output is a 18VDC at 1100mA; so you could get a replacement transformer for use in a country for 220VAC.Derek
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Im not sure INPUT equals OUTPUT. If you are in a camp trailer then there should be a voltage reduction already in your trailers' electrical system. Try to plug in something low voltage like a coffee pot and make sure it doesn't short out from the outlet you want to use. You only want to use 110/120 house voltage on this charger system. If all you have is 240V on the OUTPUT then you need to get an adapter that will reduce the output. This charger will probably fry and take the battery with it if you plug it in to anything higher!