Battery charger - would charging the battery in Europe be a problem due to different sockets and electricity voltage there?
1286235
I think you would need one of those connectors that will fit with the outlet in Europe. Sorry, not really sure.
1286236
No cause it's both 110 and 220 volts. I use it here in Peru here abd it is 220 volts.
595950
Wouldn't hurt a thing. Battery fuses are rated for much higher current. The charger would have a different (Lower) current rating.
446885
The charger that came with my Airfloss works with voltages between 100 and 230 Volts. So no problem, the only thing you would need is the respective adapterplug for the country you are travelling to.
1619521
Yes, as long as your battery charger is compatible with either the 110V output or the 220V output. Remember to set the transformer on the rated voltage of the charger you plan to connect to the transformer.
1829581
Depending on where you travel (and more importantly, where you stay), the wall sockets may have adaptable plugs that will accept US-standard prongs; if so, this charger will work fine. It worked well for me in Budapest at the Four Seasons. This unit does NOT include the longer Euro-style prongs in the box, and I think that's what another respondent meant when he said "no". As the question was voltage-related, not physical prong compatibility, the answer is a qualified yes.
738543
The charger supports 110V up to 220V... however, in Europe, depending on the country you will be needing a plug adapter...
1426744
The charger input is 100-240V. I used it in Europe and it worked fine. You'll just need a UK plug adapter.
1303902
Yes. The charger is on USA voltage and is marked 110-130 volts. This will not work on European voltage.
449602
The supplied charger is only for 120V. However, having taken similar products to Europe, if you supply a 220V adapter that has a 12V DC output around 300-500 mA, you should be okay.
1649691
This is 5vdc usb in put. you have use the charger from 110v to 240 input and the usb output to charge this battery than you can use it in Europe any where.
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
1708533
The brush itself is not made for any specific voltage. You can use an old charger or buy the international charger (or use a friend's charger that lives in Europe when traveling) and it will charge fine.
2065256
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.
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.
818172
The electrical voltage in Europe is not the same as USA.....as you know......I can not remember the correct adapter, so Radio Shack or Best Buys will have the correct adapter.Best Regards
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.
1406366
On the bottom of the battery charger here is what is listed for Input: 120V~50-60 Hz / 50/60Hz 240W, so I would say NO it would NOT be usable in Europe with 220V.