does the power charger run on 230 volts too?
452115
Yes it does. Input is 100-240 AC. You just need to have the correct outlet connector.
452116
I'm not quite sure about 230 volts in particular, but I'm from Australia and bought it along with an adaptor so I could plug it into the electrical sockets here, which have a different voltage to the US and it works just fine.
1462595
Yes. The charger is powered by an external AC to DC adapter. Adapter input 100-240 VAC 50/60 Hz, 0.25 A max. Output 12 V, 1 A max. The connector is center positive, approximately 5.5mm OD, 2.5mm ID.
1950447
You need to ask an electrician in Cyprus. Most of us that you ask here will only have knowledge of our system and would only be able to guess as to how your countries electrical systems work. I have my thoughts but there are simply too many variables. You could also contact the company in which you want to purchase a drill from and ask whether they supply a charger with that voltage rating. If it counts for anything, I have never heard of a 230V charger.
2065661
No, it is only 110 volts, which is included. 220 v charger can be find separately.
311054
Thank you for your email. This clipper is not compatible with 230V. ~Cherrybrook
715455
Warning! I am NOT an electrical engineer, however the instructions state that "The power supply charging unit is designed to operate from 100-240 Volts, 50/60 Hz AC mains supply." Also "Check that the voltage marked on the rating plate located on the power adapter is the same as your mainsupply." Here at my place in DC the things work great.
2055615
No. 110 volts only. This charger is very slow and doesn't hold the battery very security. But it cheap & it works. Good luck
968682
Yes, I have 2, 12v in tandum and the charger automaticly goes to 24v chargeing.
1888446
Yes, like most chargers for electronic devices these days, it works on 100 - 240 volts, 50/60 HZ.
1795034
The charger states on it 110v only. I tried a step down transformer from 230 -> 110v and the charger would not work with this. In the end just plugged the charger direct into 230v and it seems to work fine (for around 4 months). I suspect the 110v and the 230v chargers that hitachi offers are exactly the same. Hope this helps.
280784
The charger that came with mine says "Input: 110vac", so I guess that's a "no".
1570711
Most, not all modern chargers and power supplies are designed to run on 120-240 volts. It is important you check the power specs on the device, usually printed near the cord or prongs that go to the wall. This device merely acts as a power strip so you don't need as many plug or prong adapters. You will still need a plug or prong adapter for this device to the wall outlet of the place you are going.
879560
It seems to have an auto switching dc converter. I have used it in Germany (240 volts) with only a plug adapter. I take it you are going to England. While i have not actually used it there, it would be incredible to believe the unit could handle 240 but not 230.
917517
Hi Salomeo, While the power supply isn't "Auto Voltage" it is selectable via a switch at the back and can do 115~230V.
1258920
I suggest that you visit the manufacturer's website and see if there are machines for international voltage requirements. I have not seen anything in the literature that came with mine that suggests that it will run or that there is a model which will run on 230 v. The Bosch people make a similar machine that may have the capacity to run on 230 v.
1959558
NO THIS IS A 2100mA - INPUT(12V-24V) OUTPUT DC 5.0 V +/- 5% - this is the information on the label on the charger - you would have thought that CrazyOnDigital would have had this information - hope this helps.
533328
Yes, providing you use an adapter because the charger has two prongs, standard American. The back of the charger says the input AC voltage is 100 to 240 VAC.