Just us a pur sin wave chargeer . like a Samlex SEC-2415UL 24V, 15A AC Battery Charger runs off 120 volts will work with out back I have one
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Yes I use it as a battery charger to charge my phone & other stuff at the camp.
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You will need an invertor and a charge controller and make sure it is a pure sine wave inverter even if it's a cheap version just make sure it says pure sine wave.
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Try a local Black &Decker; dealer or call 1-800-544-6986. Your model number is VEC157BD You need a UL Listed Class 2 ,12 volt DC Charger
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My charger, same model, only works on 120 v 60hz. I have used this heavily for three weeks with step-down transformer from 250 v 50hz to 125 v with no problems and reliable charging.
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Not this model. Refer to the bottom of this page. It has a table of which of their chargers are "100 to 240 VAC, 50/60 Hz". You will still need a plug adapter. You should call their technical support to double-check. Battery Tender 021-0127 Battery Tender Junior 6V 750mA Battery Charger
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No. A regular rechargeable battery charger will have an output just over 1.5V per cell. These are 3.2V. Unfortunately your charger will either read them as fully charged way too soon, or refuse to charge them at all.There very well could be super-smart-chargers that would somehow recognize these and charge appropriately, but a regular one for 1.2V NiMH or NiCad batteries will not work.
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Assuming your referring to the battery charger for this saw, a 150 watt, 110v down converter should keep up with the demands under most conditions. Remember duty cycles of batteries change under temperature conditions. Your limited by temperature. Heating of the batteries might slow your cycle rate, buy additional batteries, or a bigger saw.
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this one is run by DC 18V battery no AC power the charger is 120 V not 220V
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Ignore the "120" responses. Like most electronic chargers, it works with voltages between 100V to 240V (so it works with 120V) and works with 60 Hz (cycle) current like we have in the US, and also with 50 Hz (cycle) found in some foreign countries. The response by Michael Silano is "spot on"!
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8 to 12 amps isn't much this cord is much heavier than that. I'm sure it would work the way you asking just make sure the hot wires are the same from the breaker box to the charger. Are you sure a volt charger is 120v. You will need a 50amp plug wired up for 120v. The male plug on the end will not plug into a standard 120v outlet.
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I use a West Marine 15amp portable charger:120vAC, 60hz, 15amp max (2-10-15amp settings) and I use 2amp setting so sounds like you're all set!
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I would just buy a inexpensive battery charger one that you could on a car i assume you have a 12VDC battery or check the amphere ( current) on the current battery and buy a battery with the samw specificationa but you still need a charger
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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
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Here in the states the charger works on 120 volts. I think you can by adapters to make it work with other voltages.
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I'm not positive but I believe the one I bought put out AC voltage. I don't think that would work on charging a battery.
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The charger that came with mine has a 110VAC to 18VDC, 1100mA converter. I suppose you could swap the converter out for a 220VAC.
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Either use a transformer with the charger that came with it or get a charger that has a 220 volt input with a I believe it's a 8.5 volt output. Not sure on the output voltage. Check specs on charger.