Can it be used in Africa 220 current? How would you charge cell phone if has plug for wall not a USB ?
1377896
You need to use USB to charge the cell phone. The reason to use this light to charge your cell phone because in any case there is no power. The light can be used for a extra power source.
1377897
Idk the answer to the current question but you can charge your phone through the USB ports. Almost every phone in the US comes with a USB charger
1377898
It has a USB plug. It comes with a cord and multiple USB attachments. You can charge the light with your computer or charge a cell phone from the lamp. You will likely need an adapter for 220. It is set up for US power, but you can always use your computer. Hope that helps.
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The lamp does not operate on mains current. It has a solar cell for charging, which will be great in Africa. The lamp is also delivered with several cables to connect to cell phones. Perhaps one will fit yours. Solar charge takes 18 hours or so. For rapid charging you will need a USB connection to a pc.
1053160
You can plug it in to the wall and the voltage is dual!! 110v - 240v that means you can use it at the states and rest of the world!the battery life after fully charged is around 6hours
343761
Mine came with a wall plug, but I used my phone's adapter (220v) to plug into the micro usb slot.
82912
The power voltages for the wall outlets are different according to wikipedia (120V in United States, 220V in Thailand: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mains_electricity_by_country), so if you purchase this, make sure you get an adapter that would work with your voltage.Thailand 220V, USA 120V...something like this maybe: Seven Star F200 200 Watt 220/240V to 110/120V AC Step Down Travel Convertergood luck!
2124093
That is correct. You plug in a wall charger and the wall charger for portable electronics actually run on 120 volts dc. They immediately convert the ac to dc so the 120 volts dc provided just passes through and works fine.
1168284
In order to charge 220 v outlet You need to do some handy work.(1)Cut wires from wall power supply to charging cradle.(2)Replace wall power supply with the one:INPUT 220V AC 60 Hz;OUTPUT 20V DC 400 mA. Make sure You correctly connected wires the same way as before:positive and negative.It will work.
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.
390638
Look up an "International power transformer". With one of those you can charge this from 220V power.
1650422
This tablet is charged with a USB cable. If you have 220V wall plug with a USB jack it will work fine. You can also plug it into your computer to charge. You will have the best results if your jack can output 5VDC at 2.0A .
2262603
Assuming 220 volts in (not watts - that's the draw of the device(s) you plug into it)...USB ports will have the correct voltage - it will be convertedOutlets will be at the input voltage (220V), so anything you plug in would have to be able to use or convert that voltage with a US Plug.
402640
It uses micro usb to charge, so if you have a 220 USB wall charger, I'm guessing it would work.
906678
yea it comes with a usb cord ..I used my cellphone charger adapter to connect it ,, mine is 100-240v and it charges really well u can find them at any walgreens or store near u if u don't have one.
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It would depend on the USB charger. If the output is Equal to or less than 5V and 1.0A (5 volts and 1 Amp) then it will work. If not, there are converter that have USB ports to charge devices. You can find this information on the USB Wall Adapter where it says output.
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The iPhone and camera chargers will generally work fine because they will accept from 100-220Volts - it says so in very fine print on the charger. You should verify with your camera battery charger. I use a Nikon 7100 and a D50 and they were both fine in South Africa. I would NOT use an american blow drier or hot iron because the 220 volt system will fry the device. The iPhone charger seemed to fit better on the top slots for me, if memory serves.
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I am not very sure. But the other way I would suggest is get an adapter that converts 220V to 110V. It's like a plug. Search it online. I was using this one when I came to US for first time. The mobile charger I carried is 220 V. I bought an adapter that converts from 220 to 110.
1188796
I think the basic wall charger is 110V only, but they have a travel charger accessory for 110/220V if I remember correct.
1768377
I can't give you that information from firsthand experience, but since it performed equally well in Zambia, Botswana and South Africa, I would expect that plug will also work well in Namibia. Worth googling to find out if Namibia and SA have the same plug configuration. Most resorts also feature multiple outlet power strips for visitors from abroad.