how do you charge this battery? charge by plugging it into an outlet? Do I need a separate converter in order to charge this battery in Europe?
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You charge it by plugging it into an outlet. You might need a converter in Europe. Or you could charge it, by plugging it into a USB port in your computer.
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you use the cord that was in the box, plug one end in to the NT5200 and the other end in to a USB 110V adaptor then plug it in to a outlet. After that push the button and you will see blue lights come on when all the lights are on it is fully charged.Yes you will need a adaptor when in Europe. I am sorry for getting this info to you so late. Tom G.
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there is a USB cable to charge the battery, you can plug it into your computer to charge if you use a wall charger you would need an adapter for Europe
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Hi , I do think is ok to use it in Europe , I just check the charger and it dos say that is ok from 100-240w . Europe is using 220w . So I do think is ok.
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Yes, there is a European adapter that is used with the charging unit. It works with American and European outlets.
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US plug, but then again, I bought it in the US - you can try amazon.uk to see if it comes with a European plug or perhaps a converter that will condition the voltage so you can use it over there -
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110v with US outlet connector. It will not work in Europe unless you have a power convertor and a plug adapter.
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This works great in Europe. I just returned from Italy. There should be an adapter in your box that you will plug your flat Iron into then their funky socket. The other thing is to switch to 220volt (off of 110v). And that's it!! You don't need a converter thanks to it being built in. This was a great purchase.
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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.
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Hello,this battery charger is very good but you would have to use a european energy adapter because it is not included in the box.I hope this resolves your question.
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Excuse my ignorance about which voltage is used where, but the charger works in the states but would require a converter for use in Europe or elsewhere
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The battery charger comes with a charging cord that plugs into a USB outlet. You will need an adapter to plug into a wall outlet but you can charge it with your computer. I have plugged it into the car USB port and it charges fast and well. It is a great battery. I am currently traveling in Italy and have used it everyday.
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I take mine to Europe all the time and plug it in without a power converter. I simply use a plug adapter for the outlet. On the bottom, it is embossed with "110-240V". If yours is similarly-embossed you should be able to use just an adapter. If yours says "110-120 V", you'll definitely need a power adapter as well.
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The charger that comes with it says that its suitable for European voltage. You might want to need a simple fit to size socket adapter depending on the country. Actually the out connection is the standard 5 volt USB which means it can be charged off of a USB socket.
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It only comes with 1 standard US charger, so going to Europe would be difficult unless you have since kind of adapter.
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It comes with a short "wire" that has a mini-size plug that goes into the Moonstone; and a regular size USB on the other. To charge it, you can plug the "mini" side into the unit -- then plug the USB side into either your computer (to charge it from your computer) or into a wall adapter (if you have one of the little cubes that plug into the wall and takes a usb into it). We will be taking ours to Europe with us as well - and either get a USB to european wall "cube" or use our european plug adapter set to plug the regular cube into it.Hope this makes sense.... It comes with a short "wire" that has a mini-size plug that goes into the Moonstone; and a regular size USB on the other. To charge it, you can plug the "mini" side into the unit -- then plug the USB side into either your computer (to charge it from your computer) or into a wall adapter (if you have one of the little cubes that plug into the wall and takes a usb into it). We will be taking ours to Europe with us as well - and either get a USB to european wall "cube" or use our european plug adapter set to plug the regular cube into it.Hope this... » Read More It comes with a short "wire" that has a mini-size plug that goes into the Moonstone; and a regular size USB on the other. To charge it, you can plug the "mini" side into the unit -- then plug the USB side into either your computer (to charge it from your computer) or into a wall adapter (if you have one of the little cubes that plug into the wall and takes a usb into it). We will be taking ours to Europe with us as well - and either get a USB to european wall "cube" or use our european plug adapter set to plug the regular cube into it.Hope this makes sense.... « Show Less
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In theory it can be used without a voltage converter, but we have not tried it yet. My daughter is traveling to the British Isles this summer. It has a US plug, so you will need an adapter end to fit the European outlet.
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I took two of these to the Europe. I do not remember if a travel power converter was necessary, what is no big problem. I do not recommend this frame for another reason - it has to be plugged all the time. If you unplug it, all of your set-up (time, date) is gone, there is no backup battery in it.
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As far as I know, since the charger is a USB plug, if Europe has transformers that would convert to standard (assuming USB power is standardized world wide) it should work from the transformer (like ones used to charge your phone). Alternatively, standardized USB port on the computer should charge it too.