Will the old spice shaver be adapt to 220 v voltage charging? Thank you.
1947138
Of coure,don't worry about it, the old spice shaver has a 110v-240v adapter.
1301954
Thank you for the inquiry. I checked with my tool salesman and he said that charger is not compatible with 220 volts. - Advantage Contractor Supply
371434
The charger is built for standard American household voltage, 110-120V. The plug itself is not polarized. You need a step-down transformer for 220V. I am guessing that once the voltage is corrected, you would not have problems, unlike say a hair dryer.
645835
this clipper is set by 110V ~120V.Not sure could fit 220volt, i think you need to transfer the volt down to 120V
773212
I see nothing in the manual that accompanied the shaver about use outside of the country. As it has a plug-in charging cord, and as adaptors are available for use in, say, Europe, then I would assume that adaptor would then accomodate the shaver's charing cord. Right?
1587583
In a word, YES. The manual states this shaver has "an automatic dual voltage converter providing AC current between 100 -220 volts AC, 50 - 60 Hz". That sounds like a YES to me!navydoc
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Yes. You could buy a combination voltage converter/prong adaptor like these, which is what I use when I travel to Europe: http://www.enjoy-europe.com/hte/chap11/electric.htmBut I'm pretty sure Philips is a European company, so they probably make a charger/transformer with cord designed for your 220V and round prong system if you'd rather not bother with converters. If you don't buy a lot of American electric devices you could use it with when you're not charging the shaver, I'd get the manufacturer's device. Also, and I don't know this for a fact, should something go wrong, using an after-market converter/adapter might void the warranty. Yes. You could buy a combination voltage converter/prong adaptor like these, which is what I use when I travel to Europe: http://www.enjoy-europe.com/hte/chap11/electric.htmBut I'm pretty sure Philips is a European company, so they probably make a charger/transformer with cord designed for your 220V and round prong system if you'd rather not bother with converters. If you don't buy a lot of American electric devices you could use it with when you're not charging the shaver, I'd get the manufacturer's device. Also, and I don't know this for a fact, should something go wrong, using... » Read More Yes. You could buy a combination voltage converter/prong adaptor like these, which is what I use when I travel to Europe: http://www.enjoy-europe.com/hte/chap11/electric.htmBut I'm pretty sure Philips is a European company, so they probably make a charger/transformer with cord designed for your 220V and round prong system if you'd rather not bother with converters. If you don't buy a lot of American electric devices you could use it with when you're not charging the shaver, I'd get the manufacturer's device. Also, and I don't know this for a fact, should something go wrong, using an after-market converter/adapter might void the warranty. « Show Less
23335
You will need a converter for the charger. We have used this to shave the whole head and also the dog.
475074
The charger supplied has only the 120 VAC American style plug. You would have to have one of the voltage/plug converters to take with you, as you would for any other US appliance, such as hairdryer, etc.
609734
Yes, package contains a 220 v plug double voltage charger, you will have to get a 110 v plugin adapter if required.
1894975
The charger says the following:Input: AC 100V - 240V - 50/60Hz Max 150mASo I think it should be alright on 220.
2016673
The shaver is supplied with a class 2 power supply rated 120 Volts AC 60Hz for a standard North American household outlet in the US, Canada or Mexico. Not sure if you mean North American 220 or other country 220? Either way you would need a converter and/or adapter to reduce the voltage and adapt the plug. Make sure it's 60Hz
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No, you would need an adaptor for whatever country you were in to be able to plug in the USA charger. If you're from the USA, I'd assume that you'd have one for your travels and this shaver should charge fine (although I've not tested it).
193713
No , I just check the nameplate it listed only for 120v ac. To use it with 220 you would need a stepdown transformer (from 220v to 120v) then you could plug this in the 120 plug on the transformer. Depends on how much you need this charger as I would think the price of a transformer would be at least half of the charger. Hope this helps. Also if you do get the stepdown transformer it needs to at least match this load (.9A at 120v ac--again base of the name plate, so you would only need a small one)
200090
Nooo, the charger acepts 110V, if you have 220V you must use a converter from 220 to 110 hope this helps!
195160
Yes, It works on 220V. I'm Indian and i bought this for my bro. its working fine in India on 220-230 V. Apart the charger that Input specific of 110V-240V, 50/60Hz. In USA, it comes with USA charging Pin.
353469
Unfortunately, there were no attachments included for a 220 outlet. Write to customer service at Remington, as I Know with some of their shavers they can use 220, maybe they have a solution.