Power Supply Support: Hi, Can this charger be used on UK power outlet, 220v-230v?
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Yes, as long as you have the correct plug adapter. The power adapter 'brick' itself is rated for 100-240V AC.
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The other answer was incorrect. The power supply says specifically that it will accept 100-240v. What you will need is a coverter plug for your specific country. The power supply plug converts the power to DC12V. It's like your laptop charger. You can plug it in anywhere. And yes, I have family in London and we plugged it in on their 240Volt system.
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I got my sister in the UK one of these. The charger is rated 100-240 Volts, you just need the adapters for the different shaped outlets.So the answer to your question is yes
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The charger that came with mine has a 110VAC to 18VDC, 1100mA converter. I suppose you could swap the converter out for a 220VAC.
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My apologies. I don't know if you can use it on UK power, but the plug is a general US plug.
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Hi Connie The adapter will not work in the UK so you will need to get a plug adapter for England. The charger itself is self regulating and will work with 220 voltage in England. Blue Nook
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The charger is meant to be used with an 110v outlet, but would probable work on 220v. To be absolutely safe, get a 220v-110v converter and plug into the 110v side.
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The charger input is 100-240V. I used it in Europe and it worked fine. You'll just need a UK plug adapter.
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Sorry, can't anywhere in the manual about UK supply. It takes a 110 volts to work
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Absolutely not!!! Look at the plug. You'll blow up the battery and melt the charger if you try 220v
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Take a look at the charger images. It supports 110V-240V, but the plug is US. You can use it with non-US power sockets using a simple converter.
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Charger is certainly capable with 220V and 50 cycle so that should not be a problem. Your computer should have USB as well.
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Most all chargers (e.g. for cell phone, camera, laptop) can handle 100-240V and only an adapter is needed -converter won't hurt though. If the devices says nothing, chances are good it can't handle 240 V and you have to have a converter. You'll damage the device otherwise. The converter needs to be able to handle the Watts of the device
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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.
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Hi Mark, the charger says 110 or 240v so with a US to Europe adapter you shouldn't have any problem
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According to the picture showing the back of the device, it will accept input of 110-240v, 50-60hz. By adding a simple adapter to make the plug match the type of outlet in whatever country you're visiting, the charger should work just about anywhere in the world. (See voltage/frequency table at http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mains_electricity_by_country; every country listed has electricity that will work with this device.)
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I'm not sure but the 3rd picture of the UK AC adapter is accurate. I had to purchase this thing again from another seller to get the US AC adapter. Try this one http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00INTDJLC/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o00_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1