Can this charger be powered by a DC source (and if so, what voltage)?
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The input current is 12volts 1000mA used with an external adapter. Does that work for you?
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.
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This unit comes with a wall charger that states 12V on the box. This was a great investment. I was buying solar light batteries frequently and I live here in sunny Arizona. The batteries when purchased come only charged half life. All the batteries that I have previuosly purchased I charged into this unit. In months I have not had to replace anymore of them!
960553
yes, definitely! the charger can take anything from 100 to 240 volts. the plug looks like | | so you might need an adopter if your outlet shape is different, for example : shape. :)
703823
NO! I had to buy this replacement because I took my original charger to the UK and plugged it in and it stopped working after that. :( Not proper voltage, it'll burn out.
797244
Prior to answering, I carefully reread the instructions. No where is this question answered or addressed. I simply don't know. Technical info from instructions:" Power requirements: DC Adapter: 9vcd, 500 mA. Sorry!
2080962
I don't know I use a DC1411 (Ni-MH & Ni-Cd) (7.2V 9.6V 12V 14.4V) Charger and it works just fine.
140181
No, it is a standard US 2 prong cord. It's not a dual voltage charger either. You would need what is commonly known as a travel converter. The current draw is only 1.5A. You could also order a separate charger from Dewalt, but the transformer would be far less expensive.
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Yes, gets powered by the USB port. Yes and I have used a 12 Volt car adapter with multiple 5V outputs or any other 5 Volt usb adapter does the trick. No need to use the provided charger
1445847
Hi, Hain, I will post a picture of the backside of my charger so you can read it for yourself, but unlike the other answer I see here, mine says DC 12-24V (CAR CHARGER). So if the statement about the DC voltage in European Cars is true than it would still work for those types of cars. Hope I have helped you.
1421231
It is rated at 100-240v but the charger has a blade type plug on it. The charger comes with a two pin adapter so I guess you can use it.
227264
Hi Janie, I really can't say for sure. Output is important, this charger is 19.5v @ 6.7 A. Then plug obviously needs to be the same. If you send an e-mail address I'll send Picts of backplate and plug.
1096104
The output voltage range, which is stated on the label of the charger itself, is 7-25VDC (130mA). I hope this helps you.
19057
I believe the charger is made to operate on 110-120 V input. If the input voltage is higher the output will be higher and damage the unit.
2252107
According to the enclosed booklet that comes with the charger the output voltage is "5 volts DC"and the input voltage is "5 volts DC, max 1 amp" hope that helps you out.
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Actually there are such things as dc-dc converters in devices.I have 5v mini/micro usb portable charger that uses a single 1.5v battery.So it can be done.I've also read that the xoom has a menu setting that allows charging via the usb lead.Also Mr Partridge needs to learn that mA means milli-amps. So usb 2 can deliver 0.5A or 500mA.Most phones try to suck out 0.8A (800mA) yes, that is why some USB ports can't charge a device as the phone makers are breaking the usb2 spec. USB3 now has a limit of 0.9A thankfully.
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Actually 5V DC from the USB port of a PC. A USB to 5V cable is supplied. I assume you could also plug into a USB wall charger.
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This is a charger not a battery. However it will supply a steady state 13.5 VDC at 5 amps. It will supply that voltage indefinitely.
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Andrea: By now, you many already have answers from others, but in case you do not, the charger can only be operated on standard household current which is 120V. I do not see a "V" on my charger so I cannot help you with that part of your question.