Help!!!! Nikon battery charger ?

Question

I will be flying to England in 20 days and I know I will need a plug converter for my battery charger but will I need a voltage converter as well? it says: Input 100-240v~50/60Hz

0.15A-0.1A

Output 8.4 V ---- .6A

have not a clue what these numbers mean? I just don't really want to take a $1000.00 camera to England and not be able to use it.

please help?

Answer 1

The Europe electrical wall power is different than U.S. and that means you need a converter for any plug-in appliances you bring. You also did not specify make of Nikon (Dx or ?) so the battery will have a different format. Take the battery you have to a photo store and have them check to see what is needed to operate in England.

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Answer 2

You won't need any voltage converter, your battery charger works in 100 (America) and 240 volts (England), But you'll need a plug adapter like this:

http://www.amazon.com/American-Input-Gro...

Answer 3

Don't worry, you won't need a voltage converter, just an adaptor to enable you to plug in your 2 flat prong plug into the UK 3 prong electric socket. You'll be able to pick up a travel adaptor for a few dollars in radio shack, best buy or similar. (Err, assuming you're in the US!)