does this charge batteries with a wall charger and car charger for American outlets or does it have EU adapters? Trying to find an American kit...
259936
It uses American plugs. I did use it outside of the US using a power adapter.
259937
I'm not sure I can help you very much but this works for me. I travel a lot (220V - mainly in Europe) and use my iPad USB port all the time. If you haven't already checked, look at the plug on your wall charger and see if it says 110/220. That will work anywhere in the US and Europe. You just need a plug adapter. I'm pretty sure the car charger will work in any car. Good luck
259938
It works with European voltage and hz but the plug configuration is different so you will probably need an adaptor to go from US to European plugs. These are available with voltage converter sets or free standing.
259939
It uses American plugs and works fine. I don't know anything about EU adapters.
1743961
Yes, you can use them for both. The charger has a standard plug built in for use in America. The two rounded prong plug is for use in Europe.
2058485
You will need an adapter and a converter for whichever country you are going to. The charger is "American 2 prong" for 110, but you will need an adapter and converter from 220 for any thing you need to plug in in Europe. I am going to Switzerland in Sept. and got adapter and converter from Amazon.
510950
The one I bought came with a wall charger. I bought a separate charger to charge batteries more quickly. You may want to consider doing this. The charger that came with the car is very slow.
2247559
The one I have does have a separate wall charger, so that should solve your problem. These batteries are very poor quality, so if you are buying this for the batteries, I would suggest you pass and purchase higher quality and a charger.
1493507
Yes it does, I have used it in my car, along with the other accessories, its a great value. I have had this just about a year now, and its still kicking. I have charged AAA, AA, 18350, 18650, 26650 batteries and has not failed me yet. This is the best charger I have used to date, out of 5 other similar chargers I have (doesn't even touch this one), and at a great price, its worth a try, I bought 3, and might by more, need one in the garage.... ;)
215915
Not exactly,you will receive a usb charger in the box it came with so you are good to go with that, the wall mount charger for the usb cable is with an american socket (and maybe more countries) but as i live in europe i just use my usb port on the computer or another usb wall chargher like iphone/samsung. Hope this helps.
5856
Yes, it came with a a foreign wall charger (2 round posts) with a U.S. travel adapter/wall charger, which fit into it, to accommodate U.S. electrical sockets. So, if you wanted to travel abroad with the phone you would need to get a travel adapter for the country you were traveling in, if it required something other than these two capabilities.
1445849
Almost all battery charge at a voltage rate slightly above the Battery voltage. This is necessary in order to ensure that the batteries "accept a charge". As far as Europe is concerned, they use an entirely different Electrical system than that used in the U.S. You will not be able to plug-in your battery charger directly into their outlets without some type of converter acting as an interface
1977628
It comes with the charger for a wall outlet. I don't know if you can purchase an adapter for your car
825913
The charger unit that plugs into the wall socket is good over 100-240 volts AC at either 50 or 60 Hz. That covers most of the world. However, you will need adapters for the prongs so it will fit in each country's standard wall socket. Mine came with the standard USA prongs built into the charger.
1869510
It comes with a universal charger (100V-240V). But you will have to use a pin adapter for European outlet. Should be pretty inexpensive (http://www.amazon.com/Generic-EU-6PK-American-European-Adapter/dp/B0036VJ1OQ/ref=pd_sim_e_2?ie=UTF8&refRID=0R1SGK2YKZSZ3T1NT7J0)
101613
It will not work in europe unless you have a conveter. You can buy them at radio shack. If you are renting a car and have a car charger you can actually take your usb cable and plug it into the side of the charger and put the battery in it and it will charge. i have done this. This is a awesome product
646574
The charger plugs into any generic north american wall port, and the charger itself has several different sized ports to fit any kind of li-po battery or li-Fe battery. no plugs are coming out of the silver component, which is the charger.
1905361
Hello, AndersIt´s just the American Type A wall plug. I don´t think it will work in Europe, unlesss you can get an adapter for it.Good luck.
853406
this charger plugs in wall outlet of American standard, he'll have to buy a small adapter at any radioshack or airport shop or at his hotel, this is the best multi charging device i've tried & i've used many:):) its an excellent value for money & the only compact charger that has 20W of power & it doesn't get hot from usage .. it also comes with two micro USB cables, u can make them a lightening cable by buying the adapter at amazon (micro usb to lightning adapter, tiny one, looks like a nail but its for $15, only buy Amazon Basics or Apple made adapters, other cheap stuff are dangerous).
445365
THE FOLKS WHO ANSWERED YOU ARE WRONG. Read the charger's 'wall wart.' Like most modern chargers, it has a built in converter and it takes input from 100V to 240V. The only 'adapter' you need is a plug that takes the U.S. two prong at one end and has the appropriate male elements on the other end so you can plug it into a Euro or Asian outlet. I go to Europe once or twice a year for extended stays and have done so for many years. I used to cart one of those heavy transfomer/converters around with me. I no longer need to do so, and you don't either. People should do their homework before they give misleading asnwers to inquiries.