Will this unit provide power as well as charge a device while pluged in to a 110 wall plugin?
927914
If you are talking the standard 110-120 (different sized prongs) that is common today, it works flawlessly. It sounds like you might be trying to use it in a pre-wwii home, in which case your outlets will have the same sized prongs.Even at straight 110 you'll be able to charge multiple devices off this USB hub. Each usb channel is only going to be 5.00±0.25 V (pre-3.0) or if you have newer devices 5.00+0.25-0.55 V (USB 3.0). Even if you filled the hub, it's highly unlikely you'd run into any power issues.
2087816
Absolutely not. Both the device and the laptop receive their power through cords connected to a power strip.
1581761
Yes, you will need to connect it to an electrical outlet. It connects to the power box that comes with it that turns it on and off, and that is what needs to be plugged into the 110. Hope this helps.
1712771
I am not an electrician, but my unit plugs into a standard wall power socket...which is 110V...this unit is very efficient!
685899
The device uses an external power supply. If you have needs other than 110V, you'll have to supply you own.
738132
Yes, the unit requires a 110 outlet for the CPU board. The draw is minute about one - two amps.
1554831
I don't believe it does. It only delivers power when something is plugged into one of the ports.
29355
I do not believe so, the adapter/charger that plugs into the wall is a 110/120v plug end.
727826
Absolutely. The power bank will only draw 1A of current from the AC adapter while charging.
727568
I would say No. The charger which is a separate unit in which the battery is placed is wired for 110.
1039775
It's power station just plugs into any grounded 110v household outlet. As to the voltage output of the charger itself I really don't know, But it does do a fairly rapid recharge. The charge amperage is low I'm sure, but just to be safe I'd never touch my fingers to the charging tabs of the docking station.
2124093
That is correct. You plug in a wall charger and the wall charger for portable electronics actually run on 120 volts dc. They immediately convert the ac to dc so the 120 volts dc provided just passes through and works fine.
1510650
Yes it will power, it's a great unit , also look at the inputs on unit, should be able to connect to virtually anything
144414
It charges over a USB cable, not directly into a wall outlet. So as long as your USB adapter works in 220v you should be fine.
1826438
Yes, if you attach a converter which willreduce the amperage consistent with 110 volts
1791335
Most probably no. Check the power consumed by your device in question before plugging it in. This particular model holds 200 W at most, but there are others available, up to 3 kW - they will hold almost anything.
1293397
Yes. Just power it with the usb connection. If you want to plug it into the wall you will need something like this. http://www.voltage-converter-transformers.com/product_info.php?category_id=10016467&products_id=10061337