DOES CHARGER WORK WITH 115 OR 230 OUTLET
488687
it will be work between 110 to 130 but for 220 -230 i buy transformer from ebay-------------- TRANSFORMER 220V Watt FOR DEWALT CHARGER DW9116 DC9310 Voltage Converter
488688
My charger, same model, only works on 120 v 60hz. I have used this heavily for three weeks with step-down transformer from 250 v 50hz to 125 v with no problems and reliable charging.
488689
The charger that came with my kit is a DCB101 and is listed with an input power rating of 120V AC - 60 Hz and 1.5 Amps. It will charge both 12V and 20V Lithium Ion batteries.
1483644
From what I understand, this unit will work for you 230 volt appliances. The unit has multiple input settings to step up the power.
1646218
I never heard of a 100 outlet but I heard of a 110. It plugs in to a standard 110 outlet.
1591233
Supports 110 and 230 volts. No adapter needed, however you will need an pin converter as 230 volt sockets are different from 110 volt.
928016
I'm not familiar with that charger but I have both the 48-59-1801 and the 48-59-1812 which both work fine.
2196213
No, it has a standard 120 VAC plug. You can't plug it into a 230 VAC outlet.
1296494
I think the answer to this question is best answered by Dell. I find nothing in the handbook which answers it. Dell makes these units for countries with both 115 volt and 230 volt systems and I would think the wattage can also be different depending on where the unit is purchased or where used. My unit has an internal converter which automatically determines the incoming voltage. So it can switch from 115 to 230 volts. But this question remains unanswered.
1949214
Yes, However be careful to get a good adapter. New Zealand works on 230/240 all the time, any 110 devise you plug in will go poof!
1845706
You can charge it with 230 but you'll have to get http://www.amazon.com/Simran-200-Converter-International-Blackberry/dp/B000W9DJ1Q/ref=pd_bxgy_e_text_z reduces it to 110V.
224555
Until I started shopping I wanted to believe it didn't really matter. Then I thought of laptop chargers which are always specific to each brand. I found and article on the net (trustworthieness level = meh) http://lifehacker.com/does-it-matter-which-charger-i-use-922783980 which reinforces that line of thinking. Each device needs different amps, volts, and wattage. Yes, it does seem to matter and yes having the plugs conviently labeled (so I don't have to research each one) just sold this charger for me.
2042602
Yes.**The unit will accept 115v and 230v input. HOWEVER, the included power socket is designed for US/Canada outlets. You WILL need an outlet adapter, but you DO NOT need a conversion transformer.
1377582
I think the only difference in the adaptors is that the more expensive one permits two plugs at once. I am sure your iphone charger will work with either, but, in general, check your device's label to make sure it will work on 230 volts, 50 Hz. Usually they will state 115-230 vac, 50-60 Hz.
905728
Did NOT work on mine as it was really a 130w charger not 150w. Cheap knock off
1256380
It is both 115 or 230. You take the cover off on the end and move a connector to the voltage of choice. It does not come with a cord. You hard wire into the same section with screw terminals.
2045339
It works with many sockets and I think 1155 is one of them. Check the package picture it will show it :)
1422184
The one I purchased worked just fine with the DW9118 charger. I have been very pleased with the replacement for the two I had that went dead.
1062228
Yes, there is a selector switch on the back of the power supply for 115V or 230V.