Will this charger work on android tablet pc because i have the manual and it said to use a standard Input: AC 110~240 V 50/605 DC 5.0~5.5/1.5
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The charger worked on my android tablet. However, it only worked for a few months before it stopped charging. It is not the best quality. I will try another brand. For the price you can purchase more than one in case you encounter the same problem I had with mine.
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This tablet is charged with a USB cable. If you have 220V wall plug with a USB jack it will work fine. You can also plug it into your computer to charge. You will have the best results if your jack can output 5VDC at 2.0A .
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It will work at both input voltages. Specifications list the charger input at 100 - 240 VAC; 50/60 Hz.
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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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It appears to be a proprietary charger that comes with the Ematic EGP008. Here are the details from the label on mine in case it helps you find one. Model = JK050200-S04USA Input = 100-240 Vac, 60Hz, 0.5A Output = 5V, 2000mA (the output is important when finding a replacement AC adapter) The tip on the charging cord is very tiny... much smaller than a headphones jack, which is what leads me to think it's proprietary. It's not a universal type end like a micro-USB or anything (although the tablet does have a micro-USB slot for connecting to your PC).
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Greetings from Russia! We're also on 220V here and the dock works flawlessly. In fact, it is powered through micro-USB jack, so you can use almost any charger that fits the tablet itself.
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i am using it on 240v and its working fine on charger said that input 100v-240v-/ac
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You can use a 2.5mm to usb I use this on and it works, the only problem is the actual plug that goes into the TUVVA is a little long so it stick up higher than the original power plug. Dc 2.5mm Plug/jack USB Charger Cable for Chinese Tablet Pcs and All 7" /8/ 9/10" Android Tablets with 2.5 Dc Jack (Black)
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In the U.S. it is 110 v--you realize that the power cord for the Asus tablet is the one used for the keyboard for charging. Thus, you would need an adapter for power at 220v.
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I use a standard charger input AC110-220V. It's the kind of charger used for mp3 players. I was lucky to have one laying around the house. They're pretty easy to find and cheap.
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Hello: Oh yes, I think I can help you. I did not like the adapter that came with the tablet, below was my search & purchase. Key features are: 3.5 mm plug & 2000mA (AC Power Adapter for 3.5mm DC 5V 2000mA Output Supply for External Devices) After receiving your needed item, let me know how how I did, "You Are The Man" will do just fine. Good luck
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Sort of. Your question sounds like you want to use your adapter with it. Instead, use the micro USB to USB 2.0 cable to plug into this battery pack. It has 2 standard USB 2.0 ports that allow you to plug your device into it just like a normal adapter. Think of it as a portable wall plug that already has your adapter plugged in. I believe it charges at less than the 2.0 amps required to charge a tablet at the same rate as the tablet's adapter. It will still charge it, just a little slower. I have a large smartphone that uses the 2.0 amp adapter, but this still charged my phone fairly quickly, with enough charge left over to charge it again. I hope that answers your question. Sort of. Your question sounds like you want to use your adapter with it. Instead, use the micro USB to USB 2.0 cable to plug into this battery pack. It has 2 standard USB 2.0 ports that allow you to plug your device into it just like a normal adapter. Think of it as a portable wall plug that already has your adapter plugged in. I believe it charges at less than the 2.0 amps required to charge a tablet at the same rate as the tablet's adapter. It will still charge it, just a little slower. I have a large smartphone that uses the 2.0 amp adapter, but this still charged my phone fairly... » Read More Sort of. Your question sounds like you want to use your adapter with it. Instead, use the micro USB to USB 2.0 cable to plug into this battery pack. It has 2 standard USB 2.0 ports that allow you to plug your device into it just like a normal adapter. Think of it as a portable wall plug that already has your adapter plugged in. I believe it charges at less than the 2.0 amps required to charge a tablet at the same rate as the tablet's adapter. It will still charge it, just a little slower. I have a large smartphone that uses the 2.0 amp adapter, but this still charged my phone fairly quickly, with enough charge left over to charge it again. I hope that answers your question. « Show Less
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The specs on Griffin"s website say it accepts an input of 100-240 V AC if that's any help.http://store.griffintechnology.com/powerdock-5-device-charger
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It works with any rechargeable device that has the means to plug in to a USB port and accepts either 1A or 2.1A for charging. Most phones require 1A charging and most tablets require 2.1A. Read the specifications on your specific device; if it requires more amperage to charge it will charge real slow or not at all with this charger, if it requires less amperage for charging you risk destroying the device.
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Input: ac 100-240v ~50/60 hz 0.15a Output: dc 4.35v~ 350 mA~ +/-50 mA USB 5.2Vd.c 800 mA That's what's it shows me on the charger
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Yes it works, I use it for my laptop and tablet which originally both have 230V charger.
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Yes - any charger that fits your tablet will work. You can purchase one from any source (including Amazon.com).