Does the charger indicate 100-240v or just 120v? I do travel and having a range is impt. The ans given seem to contradict so asking again.
1984035
On the base of the charging stand is stamped 100-240v a.c., 50/60Hz, 0.4-1.4W, so it appears to be suitable for travel.
1065229
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.
2169868
120-240v. Good if you move between countries. For trips & holidays you generally dont need to worry though. My battery lasts for months between charges
1896999
The back of the charger has: Input: 100-240V - 50-80Hz; 0.15A Output: 5.0V 0.7A Hope this helps
372377
Yes the input on the charger says 100-240v input. However, the plug is a U.S. two pin plug so you would need an adapter.
2037578
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.)
995317
On the back of the charger it says 120-240V. Mine has a two pin plug at the end - this pulls out and can be replaced with another suitable one for the area where you live.
1426744
The charger input is 100-240V. I used it in Europe and it worked fine. You'll just need a UK plug adapter.
979130
It has input at 25v and output at 25v. Not sure if that is what you are looking for. I use this charger for my phone every time I travel. It has been a lifeline for me when my flight got cancelled. Bought my daughter one too.
906679
I use my cell phone charger 100-240v. It works well with it. It also tells you what they recommend. I am still loving it!
1886756
Most of the time you don't need to convert voltage. USA voltage is 110/120 while the UK (where I was) is 220/240 and I didn't convert any voltage. Check the power converters for the stuff you are taking. It should say on it if it works for both. My phone charger, macbook charger and razor charger all work at 120 or 240.
1894975
The charger says the following:Input: AC 100V - 240V - 50/60Hz Max 150mASo I think it should be alright on 220.
160545
You'll have to get an adapter for the plug, but the charger itself has on it "100-240V"
825251
Yes, the charger is rated 100 - 240V. Depending on your country, you may just need to get an adapter plug like I did, as the charger comes with flat pins while we use round pins in RSA.
1659366
Check your chargers - should say on if it is rated for "100-240 V" (example only could be 110-220 V) - most are - but it must say on the charger that it is and it must match the country you are visiting - the adapter only "adapts" the plug and not the electricity....
113167
I was in China everything there is 220, Worked fine! I checked and I have the same model number as this one you listed, if you read on the charger it says Model: ETA-U90JWS, Input: 100-240V~50-60Hz, 0.35A Output: 5.0V, 2.0A input is 100 - 240V that means it is a Global use charger. BTW ALL UL list products need to have the voltage specs listed on them - both input and output. This is the best charger i have owned, fast and bullet proof I know this was not where reviews go....
82430
Hello, I never actually looked closely at the charger specs before---but I have just looked and here's what it says. Ac input 100-240 volts output 4.5 vdc. Charger only uses 13w while charging. I don't know about your traveling situation---but this thing holds a charge really long---I charge it 2x a year only because I want to----not much hair !!! 13 watts isn't much -I'm thinking a car lighter charger much like you would use for a phone that has an output of 4.5 vdc . Radio Shack or another electronics store could help in that regard. Good Luck and Happy Trails !