charge voltage can be 120v or 220v both?
1098819
On the website it says 100-240v. Maybe because people want to take it on their vacation? So it should work worldwide with an adapter for the socket.
57879
Both 110 and 220/240V. If you're travelling, one of those universal power adapters would suffice.
1546843
Thank you for contacting us. As we just checked, the charger you referred can handle 220V.Please rest assured to use it. Please keep us updated and be assured we are always here to assist you.
960552
Probably need a different charger for 220v .. The one that came with it was 120v only.
1091229
Yes you can. I recently took my Philips electric tooth brush to Israel which uses 220v and has the same charger as this product. You can see on the charger itself it is printed 100-230v approx.
1711924
Here in the states the charger works on 120 volts. I think you can by adapters to make it work with other voltages.
1834172
You would have to get a charger that can be plugged into a 220 volt outlet.
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 .
363034
I just checked my charger and it has the input at 120V NOT 120V-220V. So I would say no, unless you use a transformer.
79556
Both, 110 and 220, it depends on power adapter, now it is internationale for both
1114350
The charger only has a input voltage of 120v. This unit does not have a selectable 110/220 switch. So the answer is no.
1951645
I don't live in Europe but my understanding is that the charger can work on 220v as well.
579253
I am looking at the charger and it reads input 100-240v 50/60hz 0.3a. So I would say it would charge at 220 volts. I haven't tried it at 220 my self
642496
It can be used between 100v to 240v as indicated on the adapter. So both 110v and 220v should be fine. Nowadays many appliances can be used at both voltages.
916502
In theory, yes because the label on the back of this charger states, "Input: 100-240V, 50-60Hz, 0.15A." I have not used this charger in countries with 220-240V so cannot confirm. However, I've used other 100-240V chargers (cell phones, electric shavers, laptops, etc.) where the wall voltage is 220-240V without a transformer/converter without issues.
1831635
No, the charger input is 120v, 60Hz. As long as you have a AA NiMH charger that is, you're good to go.
962148
It *may* work, but I wouldn't count on it -- the manufacturer states "Electrical Rating: 120V, 15Amps, 1800 Watts." May be okay at 220V, but it'd be beyond what it is rated for. Some reviewers state that the Belkin equivalent (http://www.amazon.com/Belkin-3-Outlet-Charger-Protector-Charging/dp/B0015DYMVO/) works at 220V.