I travel in both US and Europe. Will it handle both 110 and 220 volt input? (I know it has US pronged outlet, one would have to use an adapter).
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The device label specifies 120-240 VAC 50-60 Hz. With the proper plug adapter, it should work anywhere in the world.
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I have ordered mine through the US side of amazon.com and they have both an us plug - what make sense.But the plug is made for 120-240 V and 50/60 Hz and with it you can use this internationally. You just need a little adapter for Europe (no converter!) for 2$.I'm commuting and therefor bought a second one because I'm so satisfied with them!
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Yes, this works on 110 and 220 v. And on either 60 hz or 50 hz. So it's good for both the US and Europe. You will need a plug adapter for european sockets.
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Hello Menachem, thank you for your question. The two prong AC adapter will fit into an outlet that services 110 / 220 volt.Kind Regards,RossGadgetsGo
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Well, I haven't used it in Europe (or anywhere outside the US) yet. However, the first line in the description of the product reads "Input Volt Range: 100-240V (Worldwide Compliant)" so my guess is that you can, with the proper adapter.
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I'm sorry, I do not know. I searched for a three prong that said Europe on it. I suggest that you look for an adapter that specifically names where you know you'll be traveling to. You may have to get more than one type.
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Adapter is 110 only. If using in Europe, you will need to get a step-down transformer.
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The adapter handles both 110 and 220 but of course you will need to adapt to the physical configuration of the plug.
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description says "For worldwide travelers, the adapter can handle up to 220-volt input, meaning you can take the light with you on trips outside the US (though you'll need a prong converter for the adapter to fit non-U.S. electrical outlets)."so im gonna say it will work
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Dear Customer,This item will not work in Europe . It is a 110v item.Thanking you,EWO
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It converts the outlet, not the power. The power in Europe is almost entirely 208/220 which the exception of most hotel bathrooms that have a 110 outlet for shavers. That being said, most electronics power supplies these days are auto switching between 110/220 (all laptops are this way for example). In all likelihood, anything you want to plug in will be fine on this but you should check the labels of all power supplies to be safe. If you aren't sure and want to be 100% safe, can spare the space, and need extra outlooks, then you want this: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00F877VES/ref=oh_details_o03_s00_i00?ie=UTF8&psc=1. I took one of each of these two on my trip two weeks ago and both suited me nicely.
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The one I have only allows to plug into 110. Not sure about the European plug.
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Do you mean 110 volt (US)? Or did you mean 220 volt (European)? It actually works with either 110 or 220.
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I'm sorry! I was unable to find out whether it works on 220 or not. It is a good question because I will be doing a month long European trip this summer!
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The device charger says input 100 to 240 V just like a lot of low voltage electronics (laptops, etc) but the prongs are flat (US) so adapter will be needed for European use
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Well, I haven't used mine in Europe yet, but since is says Input: AC 100V-240V 50/60Hz on the plug and comes with a European plug adaptor, I'm assuming its good to go. Just to state the obvious, I wouldn't plug this into 220v US, but 220/240v international should be fine. I have a ton of travel chargers for devices and batteries and everything with the 100V-240V 50/60Hz rating on it has perform flawlessly overseas.
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This item is not compatible with Euro outlets. It has the standard US 110v three prong. Compatibility easily solved with an adapter. I bet you could find one in 4 seconds on a large internet retailer. If only I could think if one.