what voltage do you recharge this unit?
1953391
You should be able to recharge the unit with 110v/220v. I'm currently in the Middle East and the voltage here is 220v. No problem!
1953392
Very well built, I like it. The output is is 12.0 volts. This is good for a jump start, but can't recharge a week battery at 12.0 will need 14+ volts to recharge a week battery.
1953393
The power bank takes in 12V,1A. The package comes with a car charger and a wall charger;Car charger takes in 12V-24V while the wall charger takes in 100-240V.
913421
I don't know what kind of voltage it uses, but I have charged my Ebook, apple mp, and my android phone w/these, works for me
1993101
I actually have the older model which has a different base, so I'm not sure. Don't know voltage for either. The newer base looks much better than mine. The old one was very cheap and cracked easily.
2048490
Hi Susheel,Reading the input voltage listed on the charger it is 120 VAC. I had an earlier base and had to purchase a new one because they had different connectors. As such the same model base's can be different. I couldn't say between models.Stew
406179
There was no voltage adapter in the package . I've had mine for a few months and haven 't had to charge it yet , if that helps.
270233
in the user manual it says 120 V which is usually 110. if you are living in the US you can use it.
1123829
The unit uses 4 AA cells and I have been using rechargeable since I purchased it. I hope this info is helpful.
2044472
The unit comes with a transformer, it can be used 110-240volts. I hope this helps.
624480
One should leave the unit wired onto the batteries constantly. The unit does run on 110 volts. I plug the unit in when dockside and it keeps my batteries* charged automatically. *-I have the two battery model. Just wire it up and plug it in the keep batteries charged. when it is not being used (i.e. plugged into 110 volt) it doesn't allow back feed into charger from battery or other sources.
553036
Marlon,This unit is only a 110V.I hope this information helps!Mark P.iElectronics
250380
Voltage is 110, don't buy this product, it is not a high quality product. Dont' waste your oney on it. I only used it once and never used it again.
1371682
I fully charge first then recharge when they drop below 3.7 volts I read that letting them get to cut off point 3.2v is not really good for them.
1360140
I can't answer as to the voltage, but I can tell you to save your money! The device is useless, produced no results for me except temporary swelling, and ultimately stopped functioning at all. The company never responded to my inquiry about having the unit replaced. TOTAL waste of money!!
1804351
It uses a power adapter. I'm not near the system, so I can't tell you what the voltage is right now.
431551
Not sure in the voltage but a wall AC to DC converter us supplied with the unit. I build furniture professionally and have installed 3 if these units for clients since the fall of 2011 and have never been called back to service them or replace them.
2036656
The unit requires 5 volts . Therefore , you must use a plug in that reduces the voltage from 12 volt to 5 volt . The one they send with the unit does that . I am quite pleased with my unit .
1708887
The one I got was 110v so I bought a converter here in the UK.http://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B000NIYF0K/ref=oh_details_o05_s00_i00?ie=UTF8&p;sc=1