Can the battery be charged in UK?
1308586
You will need the appropriate battery charger. Canon chargers accept 240 and 110 V.
1308587
You will need the appropriate battery charger. Canon chargers accept240 and 110 V.
830996
I have no experience with UK products and I am unsure if they use the same batteries. I would assume they do. But to be safe, I recommend that you contact Wasabi - they have excellent customer service and I am sure they would be happy to help you. Sorry I could not offer more info.
2229676
You will need a USB adapter that is 220 compatible (most are). As long as it is a USB Charger, it will charge the battery.
2044413
Yes, you can. This item has UK plug, and has 1A USB output, it's suitable to charge your smart phone.
69355
If an xtra battery charged at all times seems impractical to you, the answer is no. This is a no brainer for me.
1701688
Yes. You just have to keep it charged. Make sure wherever you are you have any necessary converters.
1227303
The pack itself is charged by way of a mini-US socket. (Note that this is not a micro-USB socket, but a mini-USB socket.) I normally use a wall-tap adapter.
842430
I would think so, but I'd recommend you check with the battery manufacturer to confirm it can be charged by a conventional charger.
1038297
You can charge this in the UK at 220-240v but need to buy a proper step down USA to UK converter which you can pick up in Maplin etc for about a tenner and plug the supplied 110V charger into it. I tried using a UK charger that matched the US charger output specs but it did not work. Once I purchased the step down converter and used the 110v charger that came with this lamp, it charged fine.
1704711
The battery pack uses a micro USB cable to charge. If you have a 220 USB power adapter, then you can charge this battery.
1278645
Not unless you want to. You can charge this battery by plugging it into an outlet.
1205402
Yes as far I know you can. I have charged both batteries with it and have had no problems.
1481338
You can use the same batteries and charger. It would be cheapest to buy just the adapter that adapts the US wall plug and voltage to what you use in the UK. I have done this on trips out of our country when I was in the Marine Corps. They run around $20.00 USD for a decent one.
1185560
I'm sure you can as the U.S. standard voltage is 110 or 115v and the charging plug is a two pronge universal plug. The only thing I would say to do differently is to cut the charge time in half as it is twice the voltage and you wouldn't want to overcharge it. Overcharging can shorten battery life. I hope this helps you.
644328
I comes with an international 2 pin charger and an adapter for the region you are. i have an american adapter but i think you will receive the uk version
140765
I'd suggest you go to the BT website http://batterytender.com/?gclid=CIjahqLdt7sCFSho7Aod4QoAcg and check to see if there are any FAQs for your question. If not, you might call BT customer service....they're very helpful and friendly.
1632490
Yes. It can be charged by a DC source in your car or by the AC adapter provided with the device.