May the flashlight be charged with 220 Volts?
1038296
The light is charged with 12V/500mA. The power supply that came with it is only specified for 120V primary, so you would have to get your own power supply that delivers 12V/500mA.
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.
1038298
you would need a 220v to 12v transformer. it only comes with a 120v to 12v transformer.
695175
No. It is 120v. Try lutron at asiasales@lutron.com. This is their Singapore office.
683700
No, it uses a regular 120 charger. I would think 220 volt charging is not recommended unless you have an adapter that reduces the voltage.
391670
Most rechargeable have a voltage of 3.7 to 4.2 volts, unlike the regular lithium batteries that are 3 volts. So potentially, you can burn up the flashlight as 12.6 volts is a lot higher than the 9 volts that the light was designed for. Not recommended...
351521
I am not sure what you mean, but the battery is a 3.7 volt rechargable that could be recharged with any charger that works for 3.7 volt batteries. It is not a standard size battery, but I have 2 different flashlights, and the battery is exactly the same.
1811449
Yes,take the flashlight with you down to RadioShack and pick up a 12V standard plug that goes into any 110amp household plug in.
1908640
Yes, this flashlight uses 3 1.5V AAA batteries. In the original package, 3 non-rechargeable batteries are included. Make sure not to use 1.2V AAA batteries, or the flashlight will not be bright.
2260129
i don't think you can, but purchased it From U.S. Shopping Mall and it didn't work. on the box there was a sticker that said i needed to charge it for 10 hours straight and i believe that's what ruined it. i was promised a replacement but i needed to returned the the none working one i paid $9.64 to returned it and never received my new flashlight. Stay away from these people!
478923
You can buy a Makita charger for your batteries that uses either 110 or 240, but not both, unfortunately. The light of course, only runs off your already charged batteries, so it doesn't take 110 or 240. So the short answer is, 'No', and the long answer is 'Yes, sort of, if you buy one of each of Makita's chargers.'
1198824
In the US you cannot charge this vacuum on 220v. Overseas you might be able to charge it with a converter.
1870703
They do not have any specification on that. This is simply a cheap, made in china, rechargeable flashlight. No frills or fancy claims about the technical whizbangery.
1679932
Yes. Because it is a converter plus adapter, anything can be charged with it. Many things can accept 220 volt input and therefore, don't need a converter. But this device covers it all.
1618508
Yes you would, we use 110 in the US. This is an awesome Stun Gun and really packs a punch, plus I love the flashlight on it. Hopefully you will never need it, but if you do it works great!
220090
The drill and light set has a battery charger that only plugs into a 110 volt receptacle. You will probably need an adapter for 220 voltage outlet.
1410693
To charge internal lantern battery: 120vac and 12vdc with adapters as well as solar and mechanical crank. 220vac??? NO.
2081727
Yes you can, you need a stepp-down transformer from 220V to 110V so you can use the charger that came with the set to charge the 3.7V li-ion battery or a charger 220V to charge the 3.7V li-ion battery.
1559294
Good question. I would suppose you can, as long as the rechargeable battery mets the voltage/current specifications for the light. If you aren't sure, I'd recommend against making the change.