Stupdid question re Canon power adaptor
Aug 7, 2008, 12:13 pm
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Stupdid question re Canon power adaptor
The power adapter for charging Mr. Tb's old digital camera reads:
Input: A.C. 100-240V
50-60 Ha
60VA(100V)-75VA(240V)
Output: D.C. 9.V
[funny little symbol: solid horizontal line over dotted horizontal line]
2.7A
Does this mean that I can use this to charge the camera in France, or must I try to get another adaptor?
Input: A.C. 100-240V
50-60 Ha
60VA(100V)-75VA(240V)
Output: D.C. 9.V
[funny little symbol: solid horizontal line over dotted horizontal line]
2.7A
Does this mean that I can use this to charge the camera in France, or must I try to get another adaptor?
Aug 7, 2008, 1:09 pm
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It'll work fine in France.
The dotted/horizontal line means it is a stabilized power supply. France works on 230V at 50Hz, so it'll be fine. The only thing you'll need is a plug adapter from the US blade prongs, to the European round prongs.
The dotted/horizontal line means it is a stabilized power supply. France works on 230V at 50Hz, so it'll be fine. The only thing you'll need is a plug adapter from the US blade prongs, to the European round prongs.
Aug 7, 2008, 1:37 pm
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Thanks, Scott. I have a couple of plug adapters.