HI. I am from Ukraine. Our energy nets have got 220 volts. Can I use a charger for this battery with 220 volts net.
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I bought it for my husband for Christmas and I haven't given it to him yet. I don't know that answer. Sorry
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Hello Maryna, My grandparents are from Ukraine. The charger for the drill sold in the US is for 120 volts only. I am sure one is made for 220/240 volts. Make sure you get the right charger. It is a great tool. Loren
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Not out of the box, but you can get a 120V/220V transformer. Or, you can get a Bosch charger that can work with 220V in Ukraine. It's still a good deal, because difference in prices for Bosch tools between US and Ukraine is huge.
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The 220 you refer to is the voltage available to you from their power source (ie. wall outlet). The voltage source required for the charger is 115 volts AC thru two AC prongs on the charger which hook into a standard U.S. wall outlet or Twelve to Twenty Four volt DC voltage source that would hook up to a cigarette plug type connection which would connect thru a cord and plug into the charger. Save yourself a lot of trouble -- get a 220 Volt AC converter that the two prong AC plug on the charger can plug into. Good Luck.
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Yes. You'll need an adapter so you can plug it into a foreign outlet, but it accepts input from 110 or 220. I've charged batteries many times in foreign countries and when the charger hasn't worked as I expected, it was far more likely to be the hotel's problem than the charger's.
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NO. The plug will not fit the outlets. And the battery and charger are made for 120v max There may be an adaptor to use with 220v.Go to www.panasonic.com/help and they can advise you Hope this helps, good luck.
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Yes, as with most chargers, they can be used with 110 or 220. I have used the charger in Thailand myself. One thing though, the charger will feel warmer than usual, I would not let it overcharge.
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No. If you do buy it, I'd suggest just waiting for it to arrive, and then finding a generic DC adapter that fits that will take your 220 and outputs the correct voltate. (15.5V, 500mA or higher.)
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I have no idea about the 220v. We've only used it with regular disposable batteries so I also don't know about a charge. We are very happy with it's performance.
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Nooo, the charger acepts 110V, if you have 220V you must use a converter from 220 to 110 hope this helps!
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Having lived overseas for more than thirty years, I believe that all you would have to have is a transformer that converts the voltage to 120V. Because the battery does not have a heat source or need for high voltage such as a toaster would need it should work fine with the above stated transformer. Best to call the company though.
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The charger requires 110 VAC (volts alternating current) and may also work on 220 VAC. I don
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Yes you can. I recently took my Philips electric tooth brush to Israel which uses 220v and has the same charger as this product. You can see on the charger itself it is printed 100-230v approx.
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I have only attempted to charge net books and tablets. However, this unit has a ton of juice. It has markings for 16v and -19v. I would assume it will work fine.
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Yes you can. This transformer will step down 220v current to 110v current and you can then use your 110v charger without worry. Also it has a large wattage capacity so no worries about chargers that do not draw much current. I have been using this one for a year every day and no problem what so ever.
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I am not very sure. But the other way I would suggest is get an adapter that converts 220V to 110V. It's like a plug. Search it online. I was using this one when I came to US for first time. The mobile charger I carried is 220 V. I bought an adapter that converts from 220 to 110.
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No, it's made for 110. I live in a 220 volt country, and plan to charge it with a transformer. ( 220- 110) Any suggestions ? Should it be a big powerful transformer, many amps??? Tks
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Like I said to Lim: Either use a 220 VAC Input to 120 VAC Output, 60-100W Transformer or see if DeWalt offers a 220 VAC charger with the DIN/Euro plug. Euro-market is both rich and huge, so surely DeWalt already does or should. Cheers!
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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