Can this be used with a 220 V outlet in Europe?
1944039
I'm sorry! I was unable to find out whether it works on 220 or not. It is a good question because I will be doing a month long European trip this summer!
1944040
I was in London and used this adapter to charge my ipad and also the camera battery with no problemOREI Grounded Universal 2 in 1 Plug Adapter Type G for UK, Hong Kong, Singapore & more - High Quality - CE Certified - RoHS Compliant WP-G-GNA lot of Europe chain hotels also have at least one outlet in the room that is 110 as well
1944041
Just returned from Nikon's web site. Found the following info posted there by Nikon in my quest to be able to answer your question about the MH-65 Battery Charger compatibility with a 220 V outlet in Europe: Nikon's reply: Note that the power cord included with some Nikon chargers or AC adapter is designed for 110 volt use only. A power cord suitable for the local power system should be obtained on arrival, most airport shops and computer suppliers will carry these items which are typically used for laptop computer power supply connections. Be sure that the new cord you buy fits the Nikon adapter you wish to use it with and that it is rated for the voltage in your new location. While not recommended, a simple plug adapter may be used, but caution should be taken as the cord Nikon supplies is not rated for the higher voltage and may heat or fail. Some newer Coolpix have included an AC Adapter, like the EH-68P AC adapter, for plugging directly into a wall outlet without the use of a power cord. As with previous chargers, the correct adapter must be acquired for the country traveled to, and fitted to the Nikon AC adapter to allow proper AC connection to the wall outlet. Three other people there also posted the same question as your's. The only reply from Nikon was the info I copied and pasted above. On one hand they say that the charger's power cord or adapter is designed for 110 V use only. On the other hand they say that a new cord and adapter rated for the higher voltage can be purchased in your new location. Then followed by a caution warning. Their info seems a bit contradictory, thus confusing. Perhaps from a different prespective, you may be able to comprehend a little more info from their post more relevant to your question.
1944042
I used it with a charger in Ireland---I don't know if that helps you or not.
2197281
No, it is only for 110-120V. I am using it in Europe, so I just bought a simple converter.
632488
Yes, though I haven't tried it myself at that voltage.I say so because I pulled the power plug out of the socket and looked at the label. "Input: 100 - 240 v, 50/60 Hz." The 50/60 Hz part suggests to me that they were trying to be compatible with European power.Hope this helps.Richard S (minor in EE)
1542742
Yes, there are adapters that will work with 220v outlet. They only depend on where you purchased the Belkin adapter. If you purchase it within US, it is suitable for 110-120v outlet. If you purchase it in Europe, it should work with 220v outlet.
2198644
I know we can use electronics in Europe with adapters, but this wouldn't work without something to cut the power in half. It is 110V.
1251659
This item is not compatible with Euro outlets. It has the standard US 110v three prong. Compatibility easily solved with an adapter. I bet you could find one in 4 seconds on a large internet retailer. If only I could think if one.
52353
Absolutely, fortunately it wont plug into a 220V outlet. We use this unit in a shop office, works great otherwise.
1234999
Yes you can but remember these are only adaptors and not voltage convertors. Make sure to check the voltage/amperage of the equipment against that of the country you are traveling to. Generally Europe is 220 volts and the US is 120 volts. Here's a handy chart: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mains_electricity_by_country.
146993
I doubt it. The 220v outlets I have at home and at work are completely different from my 110v so I wouldn't even be able to test it. Personally, I'd get a volt converter if you do have 220v outlets that fit a 110v plug.
2063528
This plugs into a normal 110V household outlet and did not come with any adapter plugs so I doubt that it would work in Europe
2140701
Not unless you have a converter/adapter. You can buy a converter/adapter at most any store that sells electronics/hardware. Not expensive and a must have if you take ANY plug in device to Europe.
569278
Yes for the outlets that use the European style plugs, but there are some that are type H only and this wouldn't not work with it. Also remember this is just and adapter and you would still need a transformer if your device is 110v only.
2042601
No. And you mean 220-240 Voltage. This is designed for the American consumer which has 120 Volts only. It does not work in Europe.
1406366
On the bottom of the battery charger here is what is listed for Input: 120V~50-60 Hz / 50/60Hz 240W, so I would say NO it would NOT be usable in Europe with 220V.
1967779
Not at this time. I have queried Philips about this. It seems that USA 120VAC requires too much current for regular outlet and 220VAC would allow normal use in typical European kitchen.
1370730
The power module mine came with is only for 120 volts AC. You might be able to find an adapter which in essence is a 240v to 120v transformer in Europe.
786189
Hi! I checked the power requirements on the unit and it's designed for 110V in the US. You'll need to use a voltage converter to 220V with sufficient wattage to use it effectively in Europe.