Hello: 1- Can I charge the unit from a 220 Volts power source? 2- Can the unit can supply power to 220 Volts appliances?
1418024
No. It stores power in a 12V lead-acid deep cycle battery, and exports it as 12V, 5V (USB) or through a built-in 120V inverter. It will not run 220V appliances.
1418025
No you can't charge it with 220... see their websitehttp://www.goalzero.com/p/164/goal-zero-yeti-150-solar-generator
995546
I have the main unit plugged into one of my kitchen outlets which is 110 volts. I wouldn't think it could handle 220. But to be on the super safe side and prevent a fire hazard, my sincere advice is to search the company online and ask their customer service department.
910939
Using 220V should be no problem if you simply get 220V power supplies that put out the DC volts that these units operate on. If a unit works on some low DC voltage, the unit doesn't know how you got the DC voltage, neither does it care -- whether from batteries or whatever.
976132
Me personal charged the item with with 220v but probably you also can charge it with 110v, that should work too. If you plug it in, in any power plug, it should charge without any difficulties, the item charges pretty fast and easy. Thank you for asking.
621686
Hello Paul, no the unit does not run off of a 220 volt power supply. It is a standard 120 volts.
1569533
Dear sir or madam, For the adapter, convert wall outlet from 100~240V. So it can be used to 220V source. Thanks. Best regards. EasyAcc Support Team
15970
It can charge from any wall adapter or computer (slower) with a USB port or micro USB plug. So as long as the source works with 220v you'll be fine.
2136596
110 volt. I don't believe there are many appliance like this available in 220 volt. Surely you know there step down transformers available if you need to connect 110 volt appliances to a 220 volt source?
1980509
The information that, I have is the power source can take 100 to 240 vac. Which means (volts) (Alternating) (Current). So this unit should take both. I hope this answer is helpful to you. AMN1
1008273
110 VAC is what I use. It may also be capable of 220 VAC but I didn't have a chance to look on the charger.
1953391
You should be able to recharge the unit with 110v/220v. I'm currently in the Middle East and the voltage here is 220v. No problem!
2192537
The item can be charged with 110 - 220V; however, the charging cord is a standard US two prong plug. Thank you.
1295616
You just need a USB charger to power the unit. The power supply voltage is immaterial.
1023840
I'm pretty sure it's 110 volts. It's an American appliance and we use 110 volts. You'd probably need a converter
668928
sure, you can. But you will have to purchase an adapter. I purchased this in US, and the plug point was a 110/120, but I believe in the UK, you have 220/240. Very rudimentary, just search on Amazon for 110 to 220 voltage converter.
1662481
No, It can only be charged by a 110-120 v power source. If all you have is 220-240 v then you would needed a step down transformer or power converter as used by some of the American Military families serving over seas. I think they can be purchased on the economy in some countries (England for sure) Hope this helps.
1112204
The unit itself has a dedicated 110V wall-wart transformer. It won't run on 220V/50HZ without being attached to a converter. If you really wanted to use this unit overseas, you'd need to find a comparable replacement power pack over there... it likely would not be difficult to find... the unit runs on 12VDC & has a very common connector, similar to what many automotive devices use.