can you tell me if the charger that plugs in the wall is rating just for 110 volts 60 hzor if it is rated for 110-220 volts 50-60hz?
2034437
I googled this and found a manual at Home Depot (on line) which says "* Use the charger only in a standard electrical outlet (120V/60Hz)" Does that help?
2034438
In general, most produces with an electric motor can only be used at 110V, 60Hz - or at 220V. But, not both.Most non-motorized products can be used at either voltage.
2034439
I doubt it seeing how that would add to the manufacturing cost. And actually now that I am looking at the cord. It is not rated for that
460567
Unit is not designed to be operated at 220 volts. Charger is for 110 volts only.
2162075
A US plug configuration wall charger was supplied with my phone, this will also run on 230V/50Hz as do most chargers these days.
2028551
The charger requires 110 VAC (volts alternating current) and may also work on 220 VAC. I don
1130980
I bought one on Amazon from seller Photoland NY and I received a charger with a Euro type plug, the charger is rated for 100-240 Volts AC so it's just a matter of the plug not fitting the wall socket, if you are buying from a Japanese seller you will not have this problem, I would suggest you ask what type charger it comes with if dealing with non Japanese sellers.
1130184
Yes you can. The input voltage is 100 - 240 volts 50/60hz. You may need an adaptor to plug into your wall outlet as the charger has US 110-120 volt male plug. At least the one I purchased in the US did. Hope this helps. Good luck.
2021771
Most chargers will operate on either 120 or 220. It is the plug into the wall that varies.
724240
Ignore the "120" responses. Like most electronic chargers, it works with voltages between 100V to 240V (so it works with 120V) and works with 60 Hz (cycle) current like we have in the US, and also with 50 Hz (cycle) found in some foreign countries. The response by Michael Silano is "spot on"!
1780590
yes, the charger is an universal 100-240V 50-60Hz one. the only catch is that it's 2 flat pin used in japan, you might need an adapter
727570
The charger that comes with this light uses a standard wall outlet (110v), not 220v
1748477
I looked on one of the units I have and it is marked "120 V", "60 Hz", a US standard. The plug configuration is standard US.
2179253
The charger says it is rated for 100-240V and 50/60Hz, so you will only need an adapter, not a converter. I have mine connected to a 240v power supply through an adaptor.
1442674
Hello, if I understand you correctly, the output voltage is less than what is required? Maybe a defective battery.. Although, dual voltage rechargeable, 220\50htz, may be the problem. The same with 110/60htz as well. So, it could be the charger. I have had zero issues with mine. Check the component that your using them on too... Hope this helps.
1539176
The charger reads: "100-240 V, 50-80 Hz/200mA; Output:DC 5.0V/890mA." Maybe this helps? Owner.
863769
If you order the unit from Amazon.com, then the charger will only operate on 110VAC. If you order it from Amazon.co.uk, then the charger will only work on 220VAC. I think this is really silly, and is obviously a marketing issue rather than a technical one. The power supply should be a universal one, operating on 110-240V, like the ones used on most electrical equipment these days.
825913
The charger unit that plugs into the wall socket is good over 100-240 volts AC at either 50 or 60 Hz. That covers most of the world. However, you will need adapters for the prongs so it will fit in each country's standard wall socket. Mine came with the standard USA prongs built into the charger.
946662
Yes, the charging unit is labeled 100-240v, 50-60hz. You will need an adapter to convert the 2-prong US plug to mate with whatever your receptacle is. Shouldn't be any problem to find.