Is the charger ok for 110v and 220v? Or just 110v?
1074126
You have to have and adapter from 220V to what ever this takes, or at least a plug adapter...Anyway, after using it for a few weeks, I returned it and bought a corded one...Has much more power, cuts great, you don't have to worry about having it on charger all the time...You just plug it and go!!..The corded one didn't even last enough to slice a loaf of bread!!
1074127
110v (I still have trouble keeping a charge, it never seems ready to cut with)
1074128
Truthfully, we returned it. It was cheaply made and was not strong enough to slice meat well. The blades were wobbly.
1074129
I don't have it no more but to the best of my knowledge it is 110V only, meaning you would need a transformer type adapter including the plug. However, as I have outlined previously, it is pretty much not important as you cannot get replacement batteries no more ... so what are you going to charge? Again, I can only advise NOT to buy this electric knife.
1074130
I have had 2 and both were not very good so I have reverted back to a corded one.. no problem
1074131
It's just a regular USA charger. The battery doesn't charge after a year anyway. Then you can just throw it all away. Waste of money!
1596842
Yes the wall charger is for 220 volt. Anyway it's having a standard micro usb port so you can use any standard charger .
831873
I use 110V to charge mine with no problem. Sounds like yours may have a problem with the charging device.
2050895
No. The charger only works on 110 to 130 volt a/c power. It does not support 220 volt.
35953
Most all chargers (e.g. for cell phone, camera, laptop) can handle 100-240V and only an adapter is needed -converter won't hurt though. If the devices says nothing, chances are good it can't handle 240 V and you have to have a converter. You'll damage the device otherwise. The converter needs to be able to handle the Watts of the device
1894975
The charger says the following:Input: AC 100V - 240V - 50/60Hz Max 150mASo I think it should be alright on 220.
201012
It's 110 volts but I think one can use an adaptor. I used an adabter for a 120 volt camera charger while I was in Europe.
33297
Yes, as with most chargers, they can be used with 110 or 220. I have used the charger in Thailand myself. One thing though, the charger will feel warmer than usual, I would not let it overcharge.
704636
It is 120 Volt. There is no indication in the manual to the capability of 220V. The Charger states: 12 Volt input, and 6Volt output. Which is kind of normal. Sorry.
371434
The charger is built for standard American household voltage, 110-120V. The plug itself is not polarized. You need a step-down transformer for 220V. I am guessing that once the voltage is corrected, you would not have problems, unlike say a hair dryer.
1196072
The charger can handle input voltage from 100 to 240 volts. So, you should be able to use the charger with only an adapter. I have found the charger to be quick in recharging the batteries.
2044720
My charger that I bought through Amazon does not have 220/240V capabilities
3520
The charger supplied is a multi volt charger (100-240V) just need an adapter to fit US plug top. Battery life not great on mine either.
612859
The voltage on the charger indicates 110V to 240V. I used the charger in Japan and the Philippines (which I think uses 220V) and it worked ok.
2002940
Charger is certainly capable with 220V and 50 cycle so that should not be a problem. Your computer should have USB as well.
1866133
it's dual voltage so it will work on a 110v 0r 220v but if you haven't bought yet, i would suggest that you try other brands. i thought at start it was a good buy but after a few months of using, it's just not working anymore and i am not a heavy user of this charger. i hope i was able to help you.
956789
The charger clearly states 110V. I used it with a transformer in Europe. Worked fine.