Could this item be used to charge a Japanese PS Vita Console Here in the US since Japanese Voltage is 100v-110 and ours in the USA is 220v-240v
911799
This unit does not convert current/voltage. It only adjusts for different international connectors. If the device will charge on local voltage this will effectively pass it thru.
318556
On the body of the charger, it says "Input: 100V-240V 50/60HZ". I have only used it with 110VAC, so I can't promise it will charge batteries correctly at 240VAC. But Wasabi seems to think it will. By the way, it worked great for me at 110V.
533328
Yes, providing you use an adapter because the charger has two prongs, standard American. The back of the charger says the input AC voltage is 100 to 240 VAC.
340497
Don't Know. I did quick Google Search. Japan has 100 volts as opposed to 110 in U.S. Eastern Japan 50 Hz vs Western Japan 60 Hz.
775627
Judging from the image, they have it plugged into a 110v outlet, so I doubt it. The company is based in the United States, but boasts offices in Asia, so you may have to contact their Asian office to get a more thorough answer, because their home website doesn't say anything either. The company is Jasco, by the way.
2028551
The charger requires 110 VAC (volts alternating current) and may also work on 220 VAC. I don
2074921
Yes, the power supply is rated for 120 - 240 VAC input. You would simply need to use an adapter for the US style plug to the New Zealand style plug.
668747
As this model was sold in the USA it is suited for 110v. Not sure but I think you would have to specifythat you need to use with a 220 power source. Being manufactured in Japan it should be possible to get.
906220
No, it does not convert to 220. 110 is used in the USA and in Japan. 220V is a European standard.
1597742
Yes it can. There are a ton of language options. I live in Sherdan, Wyo and all my games are American. I don't have any complaints about the Japanese import PS Vita. I would have to say in the box, all the paperwork is in Japanese but I'm sure all of the information you need could be found on the Internet, or with technical support through Sony.
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The charger is rated for 120 volts AC,and plugs into the wall.In the United States we have 120 volts AC.The car adapter is for cigarette lighter and is for 12 volts DC...se hoon Yun if your in Japan the 100 volt AC should work,but may take longer to charge
773409
This charger accepts 100-240V AC input using the built-in two-prong plug that works in the U.S./Canada (110) or Japan (220). For other countries, you will need an adapter for the plug but no converter. Note that it also charges via the built-in USB plug, albeit much more slowly.
1939619
Yes. It says on the charger 110 -240v. I've used in in hte USA s well as Japan
2162016
i think you might need converter while you use in China. China is 220v, but USA and Japan are all 110v
452804
yes you can use it on 110v and 240v Source:https://www.ifixit.com/Teardown/PlayStation+4+Teardown/19493
1365614
The electrical information plate on the charger states that it is rated for 110 volt input. I would not recommend using 240V without a step down transformer. The plug on the unit is also a US 110 volt 2 bayonet plug, not rated for 240.
902702
Not for most electronics. Look at your device charger. It will say 100-240v 50-60hrz if it is compatible. Most cellphone and laptop chargers have this but things like curling irons kids toys might not. For those a converter is needed or get a replacement that does work.