Will it work for overseas travel? Is its input voltage automatically adjusting at 110-240 VAC, similar to that of the iPhone charger?
911443
Yes the voltage does adjust, however after owning mine for 2 years it now fails to hold a charge. It worked great before that however.
911444
It worked for me. All You'll need is a plug adapter (NOT a converter) for the country you will be visiting. It charges right up. I've taken it to 4 different countries in Europe now without problem.
957998
It should. This is just a plug adaptor. There are no electronics involved. It will enable your US two or three-prong plug to fit in a European or English socket. The voltage adaptor/transformer is part of your charging system. I have taken an iPhone to England and successfully used it there with this adaptor. However to be really sure, look at the specs on your charger. It should say 120/240v. If it just says 120v, this will not be sufficient.
408770
The label on the charger reads "INPUT: AC 100-240V - 50/60Hz", so it should work on a 220-240V setting according to the manufactures. The batteries are not affected by AC voltage, all they care is about the DC output.
160545
You'll have to get an adapter for the plug, but the charger itself has on it "100-240V"
1659366
Check your chargers - should say on if it is rated for "100-240 V" (example only could be 110-220 V) - most are - but it must say on the charger that it is and it must match the country you are visiting - the adapter only "adapts" the plug and not the electricity....
1670645
The charger is working for 110 and 240V, but you need an traveladapter for traveling abroad
906679
I use my cell phone charger 100-240v. It works well with it. It also tells you what they recommend. I am still loving it!
560536
This item uses a charging cradle that it sits in to charge that has an AC plug. It does not contain a converter that would be used for travel in a foreign country. I hope this helps.
759485
I did not use it outside US. But based on the description on the back of the power adapter it should support 100-240V input.
299105
"Specifications:Input range: 8~23vOutput voltage:5V "I doubt it will do a good job with lower input voltage than specs promise.Btw, I am not very happy with the phone charging performance when input is 12.5 volts.I have mounted two of these inside the 12V light fixtures above the table in my 19ft camping trailer
528111
It comes with a "travel adapter"-type charger, Model MCS-01WT, with the following specs:Input: 100-240V ~ 50/60Hz 0.2AOutput: 5.0V, 1.2ASo, basically, you can plug it in wherever you go. It also comes with an additional plug adapter, but I don't have it on hand right now to verify its type, though I might wildly guess it's for European plugs.
1475018
I've used the charger in Asia and Europe, it is rated for 240. Cord is detachable, has a triangular AC input, so not a standard type input plug. I've found that most hotels in Asia, Europe have AC outlets that also accept the US double blade - or adapters are readily in-country to accept the 2-blade US plug.
383930
The iPhone and camera chargers will generally work fine because they will accept from 100-220Volts - it says so in very fine print on the charger. You should verify with your camera battery charger. I use a Nikon 7100 and a D50 and they were both fine in South Africa. I would NOT use an american blow drier or hot iron because the 220 volt system will fry the device. The iPhone charger seemed to fit better on the top slots for me, if memory serves.
1495124
The charger states that its for an input range from 100-240 50/60 hz but it has 110 vac plug on it so it would need something to adapt it to a 220 plug
864853
sorry, don't understand the question. My external charger is plugged into an 110 volt outlet here in N. America and it works OK.
979130
It has input at 25v and output at 25v. Not sure if that is what you are looking for. I use this charger for my phone every time I travel. It has been a lifeline for me when my flight got cancelled. Bought my daughter one too.
82430
Hello, I never actually looked closely at the charger specs before---but I have just looked and here's what it says. Ac input 100-240 volts output 4.5 vdc. Charger only uses 13w while charging. I don't know about your traveling situation---but this thing holds a charge really long---I charge it 2x a year only because I want to----not much hair !!! 13 watts isn't much -I'm thinking a car lighter charger much like you would use for a phone that has an output of 4.5 vdc . Radio Shack or another electronics store could help in that regard. Good Luck and Happy Trails !