Hey I am thinking of taking this power bank to Nepal where the voltage is 220-240V. Do you think the charger of this power bank will work there?
1844981
Hey! There I am from nepal as well . Bought this product for here not for nepal tho... I believe it should work in nepal as well bcoz the voltage you mention above is a regular voltage. Good luck
1844982
there is a European style plug included with the unit and it is rated for 240 volts
1844983
Yes, it should. Printed on the back of the charger: "INPUT: AC 100-240V 50/60Hz 0.3A MAX"
284335
I'll try to answer your question two-fold. The battery charger says that the input is only 120V ~60Hz, 0.100A and output 0.330A. I would be very careful to plug it in the international power adapter, because there is no safe switch between 120V and 220V (like in computers or similar electronics), plus you might not get the appropriate amperage input. So the bottom line is, I would probably use the European version of this product.
1186867
It uses a standard US 110v charger (included). Yes, it will work just fine.
1049278
Absolutely not!!! Look at the plug. You'll blow up the battery and melt the charger if you try 220v
1301954
Thank you for the inquiry. I checked with my tool salesman and he said that charger is not compatible with 220 volts. - Advantage Contractor Supply
1087895
Oh, one thing more........... charger can be plugged into any voltage between 100 VAC and 240 VAC so it can be used anywhere in the world where that voltage range is available. Just make sure you take outlet adapters with you on overseas trips.
1622440
Yes. It will work for sure. user manual says voltage range from 110 to 240. I bought it only after confirming this. I plan to use it in India on 240 V
1026
Yes, the charging adapter (PA5096U-1ACA) that comes with the laptop that I bought works on 110 and 220 (I have used it in India that works on 220). The PA5096U-1ACA states input 100V-240V
1805980
The charger works 100-240 volts. I have used it without problems in Argentina.
1578249
No, this unit is designed for 110-120. for 220-240 you need different outlets on the back. Not to mention this thing is a huge waste of money to begin with. Buy a decent battery backup with pure sine wave tech. APC, CyberPower, all good brands. Not this though. It's pretty useless.
193714
No, the charger is for 110/120 volt power. In order to use in a 240 volt environment, you will need to use a proper voltage converter.
2107720
Yes, it'll work on 220 v. Just be sure not to have it plugged in wall for a long period of time. You'll be able to charge your battery.
2043835
Hello Jin, The charger is rated for 100-240V 50/60 Hz but it only has the standard US (2) prong connection. So depending on where you are going, you still may need a converter.
1068524
If you buy it from the US Amazon it will be 120V. I just checked the label on my machine and it only works on 120V. You could buy a converter that is at least 150W and you should be good to go. Something like this should do the job: Simran SMF-200 Deluxe 200 Watts Step Down Voltage Converter for International Travel to 220V Countries Ideal for Laptops, Cameras, Phones, iPads etc
2229689
Short answer: Yes. The charger works off of a plug in transformer (labeled as a Switching Adapter) to produce an output of 12V at 2000 mA. The input of the transformer is labeled as accepting 100-240V at 50/60 Hz 0.6A. The one I have has a US plug but you could easily use an adapter to match other plug configurations. The transformer states it is made by Shenzhen Fujia Appliance Co. and is model #FJ-SW1202000U. Hope this helps.
2088450
Yes you can. I used it in India. All you need is a Universal adaptor. Here is the way you connect. Buy World Traveler Universal adaptor. This has wall connector for any country in the world. Connect this first to the wall. Connect your batter charger to the universal adaptor. You do not need to worry about 240V or 120V etc. The batter chargers takes any input. Does this help?
1649690
not a matter as you will need extra charger of 5v and 1A output and 220V or 110v is the charger input matter not the power bank but please be informed that the mentioned power banck is not 20000mA it's actual 6000mA and it's not as described and 20000mA is false I don't recommend this product to you.