is this 100/240 Volts unit?
1809283
In America we have 110 and 220. This is 110 volt heater with 2 prongs. No ground .
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.
2274034
this is NOT a converter. if you highlight the right side of the first picture of the device, it plainly states it is not a converter. it an ADAPTER that lets you plug in your 100-240 volt devices. it WILL NOT convert power.
1555985
Honestly the best I could find that's close to your question is on the outlet that says "Output 100-240 V, Input 100 V", hope this helps.
2013850
Well, we have 110 and you have 240, I think the unit will use the electricity it needs, so that won't matter. I am not an electrician or anything, but pretty sure that makes no difference at all. J
2235156
Yes 100-240 volts (output 4.2 volts). It works fine on our household current here in Oregon.
814198
Sorry, I don't know. By the time I found out that it needed 240v to work, it was past the window to return it. I thought it was a battery operated item. since they would take it back, I threw it away.
743010
Short answer is yes. The web site indicates that it handles international voltages and the plug is stamped with 100-240.
1263618
It does work, indeed, it says 100-240 Voltes. Hope this helps and u can enjoy.
1802397
No, it is not, and this inverter will not put out more than 100 volts under the best of conditions, it is JUNK.
1526197
Yes, the power supply lists the input voltage as 100 to 240 VACoutput is 5V 2A
2137502
Yes, the power supply that comes with the device works from 100 to 240 Volts
103265
Just checked the adapter that came with mine. Input is 100-240V so, to answer your question I would say yes it is dual voltage.
491702
I'm not an electrician but I'm pretty sure ti would be fine. Mine doesn't have a 240 volt receptacle but the unit is set up for it.
210540
No. It's set for 110~120 VAC. You would need a voltage converter in order to use 240 VAC.
1549033
I guess so cause the input is 100 to 240 volts, no voltage regulator needed
1119468
The transformer (charger) for this unit is multi voltage 100 -240V and everywhere in between.