Will this allow me to charge my canon camera batteries with the canon charger? The charger says INPUT:21VA(100V) - 27VA(240V) and OUTPUT: DC8.4---1.2A
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It should as long as it has a two prong end on the charger. I use it to charge my tablet, computer and childs video. I could use it to charge my camera but have not yet to do this.
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As long as it has a regular plug on it or USB. I use it to plug in a breathing machine and it is fabulous!
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It is my understanding that the answer is dependent on comparing the charger input in volt-amps with the output of the inverter. The general formula is that amps are equal to volt-amps divided by volts. Your camera's specifications require an input of 21 VA at 100 V or an amperage of 0.21. This Bestek model produces 300 to 350 watts (volts x amps) at 110 to 120 volts, or slightly less than 3 amps which is greater than the 0.21 amps required by your charger and therefor should work.
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I don't know what type of battery your canon sure shot takes. If it takes a NB 5L Lithium Ion battery, then this charger will work for you. Check your existing battery to see what it says on the battery. Then look for a battery charger that charges that battery or specifically states that it works with your specific Canon model. The plugs on this charger folds down in the back and folds open when in use. Makes it nice and compact for travel. Hope that helps.
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I purchased this power supply for use with a non-Canon camera so I don't have a Canon battery code. However, in every case the battery code and the AC adapter will have slightly different part #'s, so you cannot just look at a battery part #. You need to look in the literature for your camera to find the part # for the AC adapter.
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You don't need a new charger or battery. Canon's chargers can use anything from 110 to 240 volts AC. You just need a simple US-to-UK plug adapter for pocket change.
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I have a Canon 60EOSD and lost my charger. This is the charger that came with this model for sure. It fit my battery when I ordered a replacement off Amazon, so I can confirm this Canon model! Hope this helps.
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Note that you're only buying the charger, not any extra batteries. With that said, this is not an OEM charger but it works GREAT with my Canon batteries. Saved my vacation when I went with my camera and no charger!
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This merely changes the pins on the plug so that it will fit in a British-type socket. Most camera chargers (but not all) will work on 50Hz or 60Hz power at 110-240 volts. You can read the side of the transformer / power supply / charger. If it says 110-240 Volts, then you should be good. If it says 110-120 Volts or similar, then it will not work (and trying to use it would cause damage).
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Yes, it works with the original Canon battery, but it will have a different charging time because it has a higher capacity.
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I'm guessing that you're asking this because you want to have an extended battery life. The back of the AC adapter says its output is 8V, 3A. The specs for the Canon battery say 7.2V, 1800mAh. I haven't tested this but I'd think that you could hook it up to a car battery provided that you find a way of dropping the voltage to 7.2V. http://www.circuitdiagram.org/12v-8v-converter-lm7808-regulator.html is one way if you can build your own. Another option is to search Amazon for DC-DC Buck Converters (there are lots).
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I don't know. I only have Canon batteries. You may want to check a Canon forum such as Photography on the Net(you can google it). You should be able to find an answer there.
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I have used my Canon charger to charge my batteries and they have worked flawlessly. Since they didn't come with their own charger, I guess it was kind of assumed we would use the OEM charger or purchase one separately. Hope this helps.
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I haven't purchased the battery because the ad indicated that the canon battery For my camera should fit the unit .. But it Does'nt which mean I would need another charger as well, thinking of Getting rid of it... Sorry not much help, Good luck.
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I can't help you with the question on that model but I can say both the battery and charger work as advertised and the charger has no problem charging my OEM Canon battery. Well worth the money spent.
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I have charged NB-2LH batteries from various suppliers with my Canon charger and have had no problems.
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I really don't know as I have the Canon PowerShot ELPH 100 HS but the charger is exactly like the one that came with my camera. It works perfectly. If this helps, the back of the charger says "Canon BATTERY CHARGER CB-2LV; INPUT: 100V-240V AC 50//60Hz 0.1A(100V)-0.06A(240V) OUTPUT:4.2V ----0.65A. USE THIS BATTERY CHARGER FOR CANON-RECOMMENDED BATTERIES ONLY" . It has has "CANON" Battery Charger on the front as depicted, has reccessible prongs, fits batteries about 1 1/2" x 1 7/16" x 1/4" with three contacts. An LED light blinks while charging, turns solid green when done.
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Yes this unit will work on a 220v. I ended up returning the charger. The charging plates do not stay in place so everytime you take out your batteries you have to reseat the plates. I do not recomend this product. I ended up getting a second Canon charger and putting two side by side on a 3 plug outlet splitter. Canon was the only way to go.
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I have a Canon Battery Charger and a Vivitar Rapid Travel Charger. They both work on the original batteries I got with my Canon and with the Pack Battery Kit for Canon. The Vivitar charger had four contact points in the top and the Canon charger has three on the side. I took them both to a battery store and they informed me that they both work the same way. I just came back from a trip to England and I used them both with the UK electrical adapter. They both worked great.