2pin charger question,

ali-d1936

I bought a gun in poland and it came with a 2pin charger im wondering what adaptor i need to make it work? I have a shaving charger but its rated at 250v 1amp,

the charger itself has a input of 230v 50hz 100ma. And output of 9.6vDC 300ma.

Will that shaver charger work? Of what adaptor do i need? or can i just stick it in the socket as is :P

sharpy2010

You can buy a european coverter to uk anywhere. Tesco, dunnes supervalu most chemists anywhere they sell travel stuff really

sharpy2010

ali-d1936 wrote: »

I bought a gun in poland and it came with a 2pin charger im wondering what adaptor i need to make it work? I have a shaving charger but its rated at 250v 1amp,

the charger itself has a input of 230v 50hz 100ma. And output of 9.6vDC 300ma.

Will that shaver charger work? Of what adaptor do i need? or can i just stick it in the socket as is :P

You can buy a european coverter to uk anywhere. Tesco, dunnes supervalu most chemists anywhere they sell travel stuff really

Mark#1

I just bought two adapters in a pound-shop in Balbriggan last week - €1.50 each. My son's been using one for his AEG battery all week.

The one Tesco were doing was €7.80.

My understanding is that these adapters don't do anything with the voltage, the only allow different plugs to physically fit.


Mark

traume

I just use a sharp object to press inside the socket to plug in 2 pin plug. If I understand correctly, in Ireland 3rd pin is just a safety feature which when pressed allows you to plug in the other two.

matty1994

traume wrote: »

I just use a sharp object to press inside the socket to plug in 2 pin plug. If I understand correctly, in Ireland 3rd pin is just a safety feature which when pressed allows you to plug in the other two.

Its also an earth in some appliances but yes its also a safety feature