It can be charged at 220 volts?
579253
I am looking at the charger and it reads input 100-240v 50/60hz 0.3a. So I would say it would charge at 220 volts. I haven't tried it at 220 my self
579254
Yes, I am using this TAB in India with 220V. Its working with wifi but couldnt work with 3G dongle. It shows "authentication failed"
1834172
You would have to get a charger that can be plugged into a 220 volt outlet.
1458195
Don't think so. But it uses a transformer. Perhaps you could replace the transformer so it will accept 220.
15970
It can charge from any wall adapter or computer (slower) with a USB port or micro USB plug. So as long as the source works with 220v you'll be fine.
804982
The battery charges on normal household voltage of 110/120. I don't have 220/240 service so I can't help there.
483898
Written in the charged : 100-240v~50/60hz iam used 220v in home working good .
831871
Yes you can use a 110v. I am not sure why it is not charging however I usually leave mine charging for an hour minimum. But it does hold the charge for a long time.
1198824
In the US you cannot charge this vacuum on 220v. Overseas you might be able to charge it with a converter.
1230967
I don't think so. It came only with attachments for 120v plug and the instructions only mention that charging method. There's a support line listed. It's 1-800-243-3050. Hope this helps you.
350244
Mine plugs right into the standard wall outlet on my kitchen.I don't think it's 220
1248072
no the motor is 120 volt only. If you wanted 220 you would have to change out the motor.
823691
It's not designed for a consistent 220v but if there's a short on your circuit it can handle a peak of a 220 but only for a few minutes. It won't charge on 220v because the outlet on it is only made for a 110-120v
1188851
I don't know that a 220 would be a good idea. However, this jump pack comes with a standard 110v wall charger with a built in line capacitor/transformer pack that will regulate the input voltage for deep cycle charging. We currently have our pack riding around with a driver and he charges it off of a 12 volt port in the sleeper of his Peterbilt. We regularly use this pack to bring zombie trucks back to life when the temperatures dip below freezing.
758384
I use it in the US, at 110 V. I do not think it would work in 220 V. Maybe the manufacturer has a version that can be used in 220 V.
513278
I would not recommend it --- the 220 load would be too high. From what I can see, this is for 120 volt.
683700
No, it uses a regular 120 charger. I would think 220 volt charging is not recommended unless you have an adapter that reduces the voltage.
2037099
The one I got uses 120 V only. The instruction sheet mentions 220 V models so you may be able to order one.