I live in USA, traveling to Japan. Can I plug this into Japan wall socket and then plug a U.S. extension cord into the adapter to charge my devices?
441746
It will take an extension cord but I believe the best way for you to use this converter is to take along the adapter(s) you now use to plug directly into the 110/120 outlet and plug these into the voltage converter. I used the USB ports on the MOCREO (there are two). All my devices (IPad, IPhone & camera) charged using the USB ports. Use it either way.
441747
Yes, if you are charging DC devices like laptops, cellphones, etc. - probably not if you want to use a hair dryer or clock (Japan has 50 cycle power at only 100 volts so many US clock would not work there and heat producing devices would not be at 100% power). The adapter has two non polarized US type plus that will fit a Japanese socket ok and it fits a U.S. polarized or 3prong plug just fine.
455640
This unit comes with a power converter/adapter which produces the 17 volts necessary to run the unit. The adapter shows an input range from 110-240, but the plug is standard american. So, while I believe it will charge anywhere, you might need a plug adapter if used in a country where the outlet plug is not compatible with a standard american two-prong wall plug. I hope this helps
566336
With an adapter you can plug in anything into a 220v. Most likely a splitter o some sort. The charger itself is an everyday edison socket.
581655
As far as I know you may want to get a universal adaptor to go with your charger. I believe it is only set up for US power, since I did not see a slide swithch on the back for conversion. Have a great trip. Shalom.
1717484
No, you would need an adaptor for whatever country you were in to be able to plug in the USA charger. If you're from the USA, I'd assume that you'd have one for your travels and this shaver should charge fine (although I've not tested it).
352652
For Japan, my understanding is that you may not need an adapter. See http://www.japan-guide.com/e/e2225.html For China, my understanding is that they use 3 different outlets. See http://traveltips.usatoday.com/electric-adapter-tips-advice-travel-china-24527.html
1468068
Yes. The power strip has a USA 3-prong plug on the end. You will need an adapter to plug it into the wall outlets for other countries. I recommend the Ceptics universal adapters. They come in sets of 3 for each country, and accept inputs from just about any country's plugs (same outlets as the adapter itself). You can buy all of these on amazon.
284451
Not a converter. Look at the customer images. Japanese outlets use equal-sized prongs, so you'll need an adapter for that, most likely.
1130980
I bought one on Amazon from seller Photoland NY and I received a charger with a Euro type plug, the charger is rated for 100-240 Volts AC so it's just a matter of the plug not fitting the wall socket, if you are buying from a Japanese seller you will not have this problem, I would suggest you ask what type charger it comes with if dealing with non Japanese sellers.
1130184
Yes you can. The input voltage is 100 - 240 volts 50/60hz. You may need an adaptor to plug into your wall outlet as the charger has US 110-120 volt male plug. At least the one I purchased in the US did. Hope this helps. Good luck.
215915
Not exactly,you will receive a usb charger in the box it came with so you are good to go with that, the wall mount charger for the usb cable is with an american socket (and maybe more countries) but as i live in europe i just use my usb port on the computer or another usb wall chargher like iphone/samsung. Hope this helps.
144414
It charges over a USB cable, not directly into a wall outlet. So as long as your USB adapter works in 220v you should be fine.
1180963
I would say "NO" mainly because the plug that goes into the power source will only fit on a 120 volt socket. Also, the adapter itself will only operate on 120 volts.
340499
The AC voltage in Japan is 100-110V, which is essentially the same as that for the US (110-120V). So you don't need this travel converter/adapter. The iPhone charger is designed to accept 100-240V AC, anyway.
499037
If your outlet plus match North American (USA) standards you're fine, other wise you will need a travel prong adapter.r
798302
This is the standard for the wall outlet in the US. If you are to use this overseas you will need some type of converter.
185457
It depends on the device. This Power strip just has universal ports, it doesn't change the power level at all. So, whatever comes out of the wall is what you get. The USA uses 110V so it might not be enough for your devices. Good thing is that they just won't work if you try. If you go the other way (110V device in a country that uses 240V) you will most likely fry the device.