Standard charger in Australia

[kenweld]

Hey,

Could someone help me out in regards to using a standard alta charger in Australia being 240v not 110v? Could i use the standard one somehow if i use an inverter?
Also would anyone have a rapid charger they would sell? And would this work with 240v?
Thanks

 

[Redwolf]

Hey,

Could someone help me out in regards to using a standard alta charger in Australia being 240v not 110v? Could i use the standard one somehow if i use an inverter?
Also would anyone have a rapid charger they would sell? And would this work with 240v?
Thanks

Either charger will work using 240v, just install the correct plug. It's that simple, no inverter/converter or any other expensive contraptions required.

 

[kenweld]

Either charger will work using 240v, just install the correct plug. It's that simple, no inverter/converter or any other expensive contraptions required.

Hey Redwolf, from what i understand, the standard charger is only rated at 110v. So if you plug it up to 240v youll blow it to pieces?

 

[Judaslefourbe]

from what i understand, the standard charger is only rated at 110v

This is not correct.

 

[Redwolf]

Hey Redwolf, from what i understand, the standard charger is only rated at 110v. So if you plug it up to 240v youll blow it to pieces?

Not true, I have used one on 240v, it does just fine. Here in the states, we just make a conversion plug and go, there aren't even any settings that require changing. These chargers are very flexible for input voltage and frequency.

 

[kenweld]

Ok cool, thanks for your help guys

 

[bluefxstc]

The standard charger is based on the Elcon PFC charger which will do 85-265VAC and 45-65hz. The case is different and they have a CAN bus adaptor inside but the main board is the same.