would a charger with 12v 1.25 Amp output safely work with this? I need the charger to take 110 or 220v input
284187
I believe it should work. Typically, trickle chargers don't have a high current capacity, like the charger you're considering. Harbor Freight often gives away a small trickle charger that I doubt has the capacity yours has and it works OK left on a car battery overnight or longer.
284188
Depends if the charger regulates and reduces the current output as the battery reaches full charge (trickle charger/maintainer). If the battery is being used to power a device that exceeds your 1.25A charger capacity, your charger may run hot and fail and your battery will discharge while your device (load) is operating. My single battery system is charged with a small solar panel during the day and powers a 12VDC ceiling fan (2 amp) and a 10 watt LED spotlight that can run for hours at night.
1426744
The charger input is 100-240V. I used it in Europe and it worked fine. You'll just need a UK plug adapter.
629210
the charger said that voltage range of input is 100 -240V, so yes it should support your voltage input.
558261
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.
1462595
Yes. The charger is powered by an external AC to DC adapter. Adapter input 100-240 VAC 50/60 Hz, 0.25 A max. Output 12 V, 1 A max. The connector is center positive, approximately 5.5mm OD, 2.5mm ID.
1220562
Probably not. Your battery pack is giving you 10 watts peak, Your charger needs 9.6 watts. This requires the converter to be 96% efficient. It probably can't make this. Do you know if your 12v device really does need a full 0.8A? Is is that just the max rating of the charger you are trying to replace?
1596841
It would depend on the USB charger. If the output is Equal to or less than 5V and 1.0A (5 volts and 1 Amp) then it will work. If not, there are converter that have USB ports to charge devices. You can find this information on the USB Wall Adapter where it says output.
200090
Nooo, the charger acepts 110V, if you have 220V you must use a converter from 220 to 110 hope this helps!
591609
Yes, My charger says it has a Input range of 120-240 volts....looks like u might need an adapter to fit the plug....
2229675
I don't know what the other guy's talking about, because I have 3 of them, and they all come with their own charger. It's 100-240V input with replaceable AC prongs. Output is 12V, to one of the standard round plugs. This makes it charge much faster. It's not 5V like USB! So yes, it should work fine. In the worst case you'll need a simple travel adapter.
1814433
The charger is 120 v. The charger 'plug' will only work with standard 120 outlets. 220/230 volt utilizes a completely different receptical
2048486
sorry I do not know the answer. The label on the charger states "input 100-240 V"
2028551
The charger requires 110 VAC (volts alternating current) and may also work on 220 VAC. I don
193714
No, the charger is for 110/120 volt power. In order to use in a 240 volt environment, you will need to use a proper voltage converter.
1711924
Here in the states the charger works on 120 volts. I think you can by adapters to make it work with other voltages.
532387
No! You will have to buy a converter to convert your voltage from 220 to 120 voltage for charger to work properly, otherwise you will burn it up.
363034
I just checked my charger and it has the input at 120V NOT 120V-220V. So I would say no, unless you use a transformer.