what power supplied to the plugs?

[doug0673]

Am I going to need a power converter for my camera battery charger?

What is the voltage at the plugs

Thanks for the help

[snappysammy]

regular 110

most of the time

[Michael]

Originally Posted by doug0673

Am I going to need a power converter for my camera battery charger?

What is the voltage at the plugs

Thanks for the help

..and if you go to someplace else that would require a converter don't use it on a battery charger. They don't normally work on things like that. Unless your goal is to simply destroy the battery.

[Susie Q Roo]

If you have more than one thing to charge or plug in on a regular basis, you might want to bring a small power strip as outlets are usually few and far between. Wouldn't hurt to have the surge protection that goes with it, either.

[wolfpf]

Originally Posted by Susie Q Roo

If you have more than one thing to charge or plug in on a regular basis, you might want to bring a small power strip as outlets are usually few and far between. Wouldn't hurt to have the surge protection that goes with it, either.

Thanks for the tip. Hadn't thought about a lack of plug-ins.

[himynameisjan]

You can get power strips at Walmart or Mega pretty inexpensively if you don't want to pack them.

[rob mackay]

Originally Posted by wolfpf

Thanks for the tip. Hadn't thought about a lack of plug-ins.

BE WARNED however, that most of the newer power bars have a 3 prong plug, most of the older hotels only have the fixtures for a 2 prong plug,,,,keep that in mind, best to get a plug that fits into the 2 pronged outlet, with a few extra plug ins that will accomodate 3 prongs....i carry them all the time i go.....now that i think about it i needed it for my toaster oven 1 year.....