Is this charger's spec 5V 830mA with a USA plug configuration? You did not answer the previous question.
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The charger reads: "100-240 V, 50-80 Hz/200mA; Output:DC 5.0V/890mA." Maybe this helps? Owner.
1539177
We have the AC 4U charger. 5V 890 MA The wall plug is US spec, the output plug works with a Nokia E63 phone.
1539178
Hello John, Yes it is with USA plug. I don't know the mA because I purchased for somebody else (I don't have it any more). Please note that I am not customer service. If you have any questions regarding this charger, please contact to the seller / supplier. Best regards,
1539179
Looking at the charger now it's specs read output 5.7v. 800mA. And yes USA plug config.
2158818
The charger i got with mine is a standard u.s. charger. Have not had any issues. Hope that helps.
1157023
500mA at 5V, not 2100mA as indicated -> You will have to calculate Watt from that, but is very low and slow compared to all the other chargers on the market!
1821742
Yes it state's DC 4.2 V+/- 0.5 V DC500 mA ; on the charger but I personally have not tested .
2138673
That's exactly the same specs which are on the label/tag on this LG charger. "OUTPUT 5.1V - O.7A". Works well for me in charging my LG phone and can't beat the price w/shipping included. Good luck!
653840
No, this is not compatible with US Voltage. Its designed for use in overseas 220V countries only.
446879
Hi, William. Just checked! It`s a 3.7v; 1300mAh; 4.81Wh; Model No.: C654804130T. Charging Limited Voltage: 4.2V.
1083634
I have no idea. I bought this charger for an engineering prototype. I don't even recall the plug it had on it. Sorry!
799154
Mine came with a US plug...uses a. Transformer...Like a laptop power supply
1381207
Yes. The specification is 120V, 60 Hz AC, 30Watts power consumption. Mine, and probably all sold in the US, uses a standard, two-pronged, polarized plug.
837708
doesn't say anywhere but it chargers on a 110 as I live in the US and use it fine
1818538
I am in US, and not using any adaptor for it. so far, it's working properly. I didn't check the voltage requirement, but should be ok.
2003162
I do not know, this was a gift for my daughter. I do not believe it is, it only had a normal plug and runs off normal USA household current. Sorry I could not be of more help to you, good luck!
1897133
No it is not. US 110 with a three prong plug. Must use converter and adaptor elsewhere.
1632467
no and plus the charger is the Middle Eastern. It is not good for the US plug outlets.
1393286
I'm looking at the charger right now and it letterly says, "Traver Charger &lt;IC&gt;. Input: AC100-250V 50/60HZ Output: DC4.2V+-0.5V DCM 500mA" According to what's written, it should handle 220Vs
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No, it is a standard US 2 prong cord. It's not a dual voltage charger either. You would need what is commonly known as a travel converter. The current draw is only 1.5A. You could also order a separate charger from Dewalt, but the transformer would be far less expensive.