Can I use edit in Peru, which has the same prongs as the US but 220V
1873443
I'm no expert but I would bet it can't handle the current. Best email them and ask
879255
It may work fine in Peru as is, or you may need a plug adapter, depending on which type of outlet you encounter in Peru. Peru uses both the 2 parallel blade US-style plugs, as well as the 2 round EU-style plugs in different parts of Peru. However, they run on 220 Volt current rather than the 120 Volt current we have here in the US. Fortunately, the voltage different should be handled nicely by this Yubi charger since it accommodates a range of "AC 110-240V voltage ideal for international travel".
585116
I would use a converter, but not sure. It may depend on which country you go to.
1426305
no. you need a transformer. i use it in Brasilia where the voltage is 220 as well.
1004666
There is no such thing as a "Universal" plug. You need a completely different plug configuration, the prongs are totally different, plus you'll need a voltage converter! Do you not know the voltage for where you live? If you live in America you use 110-120 if you live in Europe you use 220-240...each is very different and even if you had the correct plug type you'll probably burn out the appliance or burn the house down or worse...suffer severe bodily burns. You cannot simply change a plug and have it work! Electricity doesn't work that way! DO NOT listen to these people....they have no idea what they are talking about and Amazon should get their responses off of here before someone gets hurt! There is no such thing as a "Universal" plug. You need a completely different plug configuration, the prongs are totally different, plus you'll need a voltage converter! Do you not know the voltage for where you live? If you live in America you use 110-120 if you live in Europe you use 220-240...each is very different and even if you had the correct plug type you'll probably burn out the appliance or burn the house down or worse...suffer severe bodily burns. You cannot simply change a plug and have it work! Electricity doesn't work that way! DO NOT listen to these people....they... » Read More There is no such thing as a "Universal" plug. You need a completely different plug configuration, the prongs are totally different, plus you'll need a voltage converter! Do you not know the voltage for where you live? If you live in America you use 110-120 if you live in Europe you use 220-240...each is very different and even if you had the correct plug type you'll probably burn out the appliance or burn the house down or worse...suffer severe bodily burns. You cannot simply change a plug and have it work! Electricity doesn't work that way! DO NOT listen to these people....they have no idea what they are talking about and Amazon should get their responses off of here before someone gets hurt! « Show Less
524345
It has a American outlet and Im not sure you could use a converter to bring down to 110volt if using in Europe or elsewhere.Im unimpressed with the quality so I wouldnt buy it again and NOT bring it abroad (read my experience, the blade part isn't very good they had to resend me new ones)
2082956
These only change the method of connection. They will not change the voltage from 220volts to 110 volts. Or vice versa 110v to 220 volts. So no. You need a converter to change voltage.
776614
İ am using same way with 220v and no problem. By the way this is a very good product versus price.
538116
you would need a transformer and an adapter to change from the 220v plug to accomdate the 120v english plug and voltage requirements.
1469545
Yes, but you will need an inexpensive small transformer if that country uses 220 voltage, like mine needs in Argentina.
838136
I bought it and live in Argentina with 220 v. There is no problem, the main unit is powered with a 110 to 220 v adapter, so you can connect directly
2068265
Hello! Yes, you can! they also put an additional adaptor. In my country we also have 220 volt, an i use it without any additional equipment/adaptor.
939168
The adapter itself can handle 120-240VAC but it the actual plug has US style prongs. So you would need something to convert the US style prongs to whatever country you want.
1899351
No, the one in US only works with 110V plug. You need a power adapter to convert from 220V to 110V before using it.
1234999
Yes you can but remember these are only adaptors and not voltage convertors. Make sure to check the voltage/amperage of the equipment against that of the country you are traveling to. Generally Europe is 220 volts and the US is 120 volts. Here's a handy chart: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mains_electricity_by_country.
307950
You havn't stated what country you plan to use it in, or why you don't have a 120VAC source. which makes a difference. You can get what you need from Amazon (search Amazon, get the best price) or go to: www.220converters.com/store/, and select "travel voltage converters". Be sure to get two things or something that combines the two functions: the plug adaptor to be able to plug in, which will depend on your country, plus the voltage converter that converts from the power characteristics you have to 120VAC, 60hz. Other good sources: www.110220volts.com, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/AC_power_plugs_and_sockets, www.worldstandards.eu/electricity.htm
532850
There are two types of electrical outlets in Peru. One accepts two-pronged plugs with flat, parallel blades, while the other takes plugs with two round prongs. Many Peruvian electrical outlets are designed to accept both types. This adapter has both types and should work just fine. http://0.tqn.com/d/goperu/1/W/V/2/-/-/peru-electrical-outlet-plug.jpg