Does this charger convert 220 current for use by 110 devices?
1804628
I was in Europe about two months ago and used an adapter and it worked fine on my iPhone5.
363035
This charger will work only if you have a 220 converter which is actually a step down transformer. I've seen them sold at an airport
1268649
Yes, it converts the voltage. I used it to recharge my US electric toothbrush, which uses 110V, and had no problems.
200090
Nooo, the charger acepts 110V, if you have 220V you must use a converter from 220 to 110 hope this helps!
1361498
I haven't tried yet but the charger does indicate that input voltage is 110-240V.
1321414
The plug which came locked on to the charger is the 240 plug. If you remove that plug it will operate on 110.
864454
The charger is labeled for use at 120vac, 60hz, 2A. There is no indication that it would work at 220vac without an adapter.
902702
Not for most electronics. Look at your device charger. It will say 100-240v 50-60hrz if it is compatible. Most cellphone and laptop chargers have this but things like curling irons kids toys might not. For those a converter is needed or get a replacement that does work.
2105943
can be plugged into a standard 110 outlet, assuming the voltage of the charger to be 110
466115
I don't know. I just have it plugged into a regular 110 outlet and it works fine.
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.
727570
The charger that comes with this light uses a standard wall outlet (110v), not 220v
371433
no--220 voltage is to high.110-120 voltage in the american standard for this charger.
2250608
The charger just plugs into a regular 110 outlet. Does not require 220. This isn't a range or a dryer... :-)
33297
Yes, as with most chargers, they can be used with 110 or 220. I have used the charger in Thailand myself. One thing though, the charger will feel warmer than usual, I would not let it overcharge.
363034
I just checked my charger and it has the input at 120V NOT 120V-220V. So I would say no, unless you use a transformer.
1653115
I think you'd need an adapter to use it on 220 volts. Electricity is not my area of expertise, but I plug mine into the U.S. standard 120 V outlet; I know that when I travel to countries that have 220 V, I have to use an adapter on typical appliances. I would assume it's the same with this charger. Update: I just looked on the part you plug into the wall, and it states "Input: 120--240V" --so perhaps this device will handle 220V! Good luck!!