“What is the charer electricity ability? 110 only or up to 220?”

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• 110

  Answered by Breezystorm 10 years ago

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• According to indication on package, it's 110 to 220V.

  Answered by FSquare 11 years ago

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• 110

  Answered by heavyuser 8 years ago

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• Says will charge 120-240 volts

  Answered by Photobug 9 years ago

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• 110v/60hz only. non-polarized plug.

  Answered by frog70 11 years ago

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• This charger accepts 100-240V input range so it can be used almost every where in the world.

  Answered by Linh 11 years ago

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• These are made for your standard household plug

  Answered by JoShR 10 years ago

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• 110 only

  Answered by zekesphotos 11 years ago

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• 110 only

  Answered by will45 11 years ago

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• Products designed to fit standard house outlets (110-120V) are designed only to work with those voltages. If you wish to use this product in Europe, or if you only have access to a 220V outlet for some other reason, there are adapters that can be plugged into the available outlets and output standard US 110VAC. If you're just curious, almost any device that's designed to work with both voltages will have a switch on it somewhere, likely around where its plug meets it, that will have one side labeled with one voltage and the other side labeled with the other voltage. One place you can see this is on the back of most desktop computers.

  Answered by COMurray314 11 years ago

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