t68i charger

I plan to travel overseas. The area I travel has t68i but the voltage is
higher (220v). Does anyone know whether my t68i 110v charger will work
under 220v? Is it the same as laptop adapter?

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vic wrote:
>
> I plan to travel overseas. The area I travel has t68i but the voltage is
> higher (220v). Does anyone know whether my t68i 110v charger will work
> under 220v? Is it the same as laptop adapter?

Look on the back of it under the plugs.

It should have the allowable voltages written there.

For my charger for the T610, it says "Input 100-240V AC", "50 - 80 Hz"

There are numerous types of chargers that have come with SE phones, but
I think all of them are multi voltage. Check to be sure!

On Fri, 19 Sep 2003 00:36:45 GMT, "vic" <[email protected]> wrote:

>I plan to travel overseas. The area I travel has t68i but the voltage is
>higher (220v). Does anyone know whether my t68i 110v charger will work
>under 220v? Is it the same as laptop adapter?
>
Read the label on the charger. I think Ericsson has one basic charger
and moulds about 10 different styles of plug on it. I have 3 of them.
They are all rated 100-240VAC input.

"vic" <[email protected]> wrote:

> Does anyone know whether my t68i 110v charger will work
> under 220v?

Yes; you'll need a plug adapter, though. Get a set at any
international airport.

M.

Michael Pronay wrote:
>
> "vic" <[email protected]> wrote:
>
> > Does anyone know whether my t68i 110v charger will work
> > under 220v?
>
> Yes; you'll need a plug adapter, though. Get a set at any
> international airport.
>
> M.

Or for a cheaper price, at your local store that sells travel goods ;-)

(Don't know about too many international airports, but I tend to find
that the more an item is needed by travellers the higher the price found
at your local airport!)

Mal <[email protected]> wrote:

>> > Does anyone know whether my t68i 110v charger will work
>> > under 220v?

>> Yes; you'll need a plug adapter, though. Get a set at any
>> international airport.

> Or for a cheaper price, at your local store that sells travel
> goods ;-)

True, of course. I got mine at the price of ~EUR1.00 in a local
store here in Austria selling electric supply (lamps etc.).

M.