Is the AC adapter a voltage converter? Need to use this in Europe, but must work with 220 volts (with plug adapter of course)
264637
If power adaptor is an issue you can get by without using it. It takes the computer's internal 4 pin molex connector which is a day saver.
264638
Other than the power plug's end being US specification, yes, it appears that the power supply can take 110-240.
264639
I don't know but I doubt it. I suspect you will need to use a converter in addition to it.
2131460
Just now got your question. NO, you don't need a converter, but you DO need an adapter so that you can plug it into European wall outlets. (The adapters vary from region to region so make sure you have the right adapter for wherever you are going.) For future information about anything electric, just check the plug area and if it says 120/240, it's international! Hope this is not too late to help you.
223849
your batteries will either melt or the adapter will burn out. this is not going to work. I suggest you either find a similar high voltage batteries in europe to use, or if it is that important, then spend money on an actually worthwhile converter and not this cheap plastic knockoff that's only use is an oversized plug. also, check your adapter. make sure what it says. if it says 120-240 v, then you're gold. if not, then at the very least stay away from this thing.
1431071
The input voltage for this unit is AC 100-240V, 50/60Hz. So I would say yes, no voltage converter needed. But you may need an adapter because Europe commonly uses the Type C two round pin plugs.
1799655
No, this is 120V. Not sure if it would work properly with a converter or an adapter. Would ask the manufacturer.
738543
The charger supports 110V up to 220V... however, in Europe, depending on the country you will be needing a plug adapter...
1445827
just a converter plug. The AC adapter which came with it works on 120 and 240 V.
469883
This is not a voltage converter. It is merely an adapter that allows you to use either the two- or three-pronged plug. Both are used in Italy. You still need a converter to change from 220 volt to 110 volt current. Most computers have a switch on the back that allows you to select either voltage. Then you would need an adapter to change from the US 3-prong plug to the Italian 2- or 3- prong plug.
804584
I can only answer on the unit I have (you will need to check the one you get) The power supply (part of the power plug) has written on it 120-240V 50/60 Hz. That means mine will work from 120 to 240v a/c at 50to 60 cycles per second (Hz) BUT.....The plug is not a UK/European plug and so an adapter will be required.I can say mine will work but you will have to check the power supply you receive with the unit. (You never know they may change the specifications so we have to buy a different power supply to use it overseas. That way we have to pay more.) G.F.H.
1270958
I guess is 110V( we are in USA). 220 is beleive works in Europe. More details you can find on their website.
348275
Actually, I bought the item and checked by myself. The adapter works with both 110 and 220 volt. You just need a basic converter for the outlet.
119396
The adaptor sold in USA is 110 only.In Europe there is a 220v version, but not fould a 110-220v version
1622360
This particular model is for standard 60 Hz / 120 Volt outlets only. You would need a converter to make it work in Europe.
1380379
No. It is a plug adapter/converter only. It does not convert voltage except that it has USB receptacles that are standard. Most computer power adapters are dual voltage so no need to convert. Most modern electronics are this way. However things like hair straighteners or hair dryers will not work unless designed for international travel.
1179734
Dear Customer,This item is only 110v. In order to use it abroad you will need a voltage converter.Thanking you,EWO
1115430
I believe you'd need a converter, but I'm not that familiar with 220v. Is that what is used in Europe?
1496851
It depends on the charger's specifications. The adapter changes only the shape of the plug; it doesn't convert voltage. US voltage is 120; Italy's is 220. Many electronic components automatically switch between 120 and 220 volts; if your charger does that then it's good to go. For instance, I had no trouble whatsoever with my laptop and my smartphone charging, but my sister fried her hair dryer because it was 120 volts only.