Currently in USA and I want to charge my Indian Samsung Galaxy Y s5360. It has an input rating of 150-300VAC. Can I safely use this adapter?
1188533
I used the adapter all over Europe to charge my iPad, iPhone and camera all through USB plug-in. I used it with my electric razor with the standard plug in feature. It was faster than normal charging so I was careful to unplug as soon as it reached a full charge, though did leave my phone plugged in all night several times with no problem. That is mak which supports 110 and 220 automatically switching...You need to see if Your Samsung has the built in ability to transform.
1188534
I don't know anything about input ratings but I can say I have charged my iPhone and ipad with this adaptor.
1188535
If I understand your question, I don't think so. It says it is "a safe and easy way to connect your dual voltage portable appliance," but it is just a plug adapter, not a voltage transformer. I returned mine once I figured this out. Since our voltage is about 120, you're Galaxy is probably safe, but I wouldn't expect it to charge.
1188536
This unit is not a voltage adapter. It is only the plug adapter. If the phone itself can handle the voltage, then you can use this plug adapter to charge it. If not, you will need an additional voltage adapter.
1854538
The AC adapter that comes with my unit says: Input 100-240V~ 50-60Hz, 0.3A. So it should be fine. You might need an simple adapter to make the pins fit, though, if they are different. They are two parallel pins fit into US power outlets.
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....
1957726
Don't think this will work, not dual voltage. On the back it states "120VAC, 15A, 60Hz, 1800W"My phone charger is 100-240V, so all I needed was a cheap adapter for use overseas
1670032
Hello Here are the characteristics of my adapter. INPUT: 100-240V~50/60Hz 0.2A; OUTPUT: 5.0V=180mA; MODEL NO: SSA-5W-05 US 050018F; P/N:82920-01. Good luck.
1394263
No...This is designed to be used with chargers. What you need to look for here is the Amp rating. At 1000 mA, this device will charge phones and small tablets etc. Devices such as compressors, mini refrigerators, car vacuums usually require more in the vicinity of 4000-8000 mA to function. This little guy (or gal), just does nothave the output to drive them.Check around on Amazon to find a more suitable one. Make sure you check the required Input Amps on the device you are interested in using, and ensure that the adapter you choose is rated higher.
68719
It will depend on if the device you are powering with the adapter is capable voltage up to 240volts AC. Examples would be that most cell phones are rated for both 120 and 240 volts. On the contrary, most blow dryers are not. You can check the labels of your devices and many will tell you what voltages they will accept. If in doubt use a converter. A converter simply rectifies the voltage down to USA standard of 120 VAC, but I will say that they can be expensive! When my daughter traveled to Europe last summer, she didn't have any problems, although she didn't spend much time in Italy. Hot this helps.
2184261
I used this in India for a month at 220V/50Hz and it worked perfectly fine for me. It charged fine.
2048486
sorry I do not know the answer. The label on the charger states "input 100-240 V"
896256
This is what it reads on the adapter's label:INPUT: 100-240VAC50/60Hz 0.4A MaxOUTPUT: 5.0v =-= 2000mA
201553
Input voltage range of power adapter is labeled as 100-240 volts. It has US style plug.
1163122
Most likely you would be fine to use 240vac input, this bulb has a step down transformer similar to the ones in phone chargers which all work in the 120/240 range, however the input range on this product is not specified, I would feel safe trying it @ 240.. Background in electronics..
1426744
The charger input is 100-240V. I used it in Europe and it worked fine. You'll just need a UK plug adapter.
1283862
I'm currently using the universal usb extended battery up pack in argentina. We have 220v. I use the same charger that came with my Galaxy SII, pluged into the electrical socket, it works perfectly fine, but it is not as quickly as you would think o would like. I read the specs and there's an adapter to make it charge faster. If you are willing to leave it charging at least for one nigth, lets say 6 hours minimum, this product will work great for you. Hope this is useful.
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The input voltage rating printed on the charger is 100-240V 50/60Hz, 0.5A. That should allow you to use it overseas as well as in the USA. However, you may need an adapter for the standard US plug.
1119469
The input voltage on my power adapter says: Input 100 to 240 volts AC. My understanding is if your voltage is within this range you are OK! 220V is clearly within this range! I agree with Jim S!However, from your question, I do not think you are asking the right QUESTION!
1837147
I think you should be able to use it, but you got to have 2 things in mind. 1.- Voltage, this charger is auto voltage, from 100 to 240, if your country is not between that range, you cannot use it. then... 2.- the prong is the kind they use in the USA, if yours is different, you might need to buy an adapter for it.