What would I need to get to plug this into a european plug? Ireland specifically.. Thanks.
1870665
Yes you would. In fact, the recommendation even to US buyers is to replace the wall brick it comes with.
1870666
Your going to need a AC to AC converter, Ireland uses 230V 50HZ AC but you need something capable of 110V 60HZ if you use the wall wart power supply. If you could find a transformer/adapter that could put out 15V 60HZ directly, that would be the best case scenario.
1029336
Ours came ready for American electrical power. I think in Europe you will need a converter to use this product.
684093
It comes with EUR and US plugs, so you don't need an adaptor unless you need an UK or Aussi plugs adaptors.
596738
You may need an adapter for European electricty. Have two - really great product.
1809887
This adapter will accept any standard US 2-prong or 3-prong electric plug, as well as a European or UK plug. However, this particular adapter is only designed to plug into a UK or Irish outlet.
265373
you use the cord that was in the box, plug one end in to the NT5200 and the other end in to a USB 110V adaptor then plug it in to a outlet. After that push the button and you will see blue lights come on when all the lights are on it is fully charged.Yes you will need a adaptor when in Europe. I am sorry for getting this info to you so late. Tom G.
1551684
The one I have only allows to plug into 110. Not sure about the European plug.
1708468
Hi Michelle...I honestly don't know. I think you may need an adapter for European lighting systems.
944165
I'm using it in the United States. I don't think it would work in a European plug without some type of adaptor.
523271
not safe - buy a converter. also aren't 240v plugs round for European outlets?
1331147
This is your standard plug in, not European. You would have to get an adapter. Does work great too!!
1962799
I would choose another adapter. You have to really jam plugs into this adapter and it doesn't feel sturdy once you start jamming. Plus--we couldn't get this one to stay in the wall outlet in Australia. I don't know how it would be in Ireland.
337212
I would imagine it would be a American plug. You would have to have a adapter for your country. Contact the seller directly by email or phone.
277952
An adapter is definitely needed- the UK plugs are much bigger with a 3 prong configuration. Also, their voltage is 220 so you need more than just an adaptive plug. I purchased an appliance that had a switch from 110 to 220 which made it easier for travel--then carried different plug configurations for travel through Europe.
981973
The one I bought is American. I just checked online, and it does not look like they offer one with a european plug. Would have to use an adapter.
475071
According to info on plug in cord (for charging), you can use with voltage between 100 to 240 volts. You will need a plug adaptor depending on what country in Europe.
464874
Yes. You will need either an adapter or a European plug to use a European outlet, but since it has a battery, a MacBook can handle European voltage. (In fact, I have mine plugged into a European outlet right now.)