Can I plug this device in to overseas power sources to charge it? Different voltage than US?
259135
I live in italy and have been charging the battery via wall charger for the past 6 months with no issues.
1462077
The charger is rated for international power, so you could use it outside North America with the correct adapter for the country you are visiting.
674568
I doubt it. The outlet should be configured differently, similar to a 220 here in the states. I would also be wary of putting so much juice to a device like this. Nice little player, however. I use mine a lot. Hope this helps.
854429
I got my sister in the UK one of these. The charger is rated 100-240 Volts, you just need the adapters for the different shaped outlets.So the answer to your question is yes
700328
It is stated on the website and the charger itself that it is multi-voltage; thus, you can use it abroad. However, the only thing you may need is an adapter changing the socket from 2-prong to 3 or whatever your country use.
1970169
I use it with my house current, 110. Don't know about abroad or any higher voltage. Hope this helps.
2205678
The question was about power, not about the adapters. Can someone tell whether charged from 220V or 110V only?
1970941
I'm not sure what you're asking, but it uses at 110V outlet, so if you're in a country outside the US you may want to purchase a converter for it.
2262605
Assuming 220 volts in (not watts - that's the draw of the device(s) you plug into it)... USB ports will have the correct voltage - it will be converted Outlets will be at the input voltage (220V), so anything you plug in would have to be able to use or convert that voltage with a US Plug.
1086971
No, it is only 110v. You could use a transformer if you are going overseas.
1112204
The unit itself has a dedicated 110V wall-wart transformer. It won't run on 220V/50HZ without being attached to a converter. If you really wanted to use this unit overseas, you'd need to find a comparable replacement power pack over there... it likely would not be difficult to find... the unit runs on 12VDC & has a very common connector, similar to what many automotive devices use.
339177
Yes. You'll need an adapter so you can plug it into a foreign outlet, but it accepts input from 110 or 220. I've charged batteries many times in foreign countries and when the charger hasn't worked as I expected, it was far more likely to be the hotel's problem than the charger's.
1085749
With the use of an adapter it should be fine. When traveling abroad I always have adapters to convert other countries power source.
1024787
Don't know the answer, we use 110 & would guess that would be all. I am sure you could get an overseas adapter for us it would be worth the investment as we use ours every day.
2281457
Most devices like this that are rated to the higher voltage are intended for use in the US, Asia, and Europe. There shouldn't be any problem.
1087292
Not sure what you mean by that. I have it plugged into a regular outlet here in the US. In the UK the voltage is different so you'd need an adapter.
872645
Yes I'm sure you could use it outside the US. Buy a 240v to 120v travel converter on amazon and plug it in. Good luck.