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For a battery to work on a device, does it depend on the volts of the region your in?
So I'm moving from America to another country. Some device's outlets say it uses 120V-220V and the place I'm moving to uses 220V. But, I have a question. Do the batteries depend on 1 type of volt (120) and won't support 220V, even though the outlet says it does?
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- G. WhilikersLv 75 years agoFavorite Answer
The batteries won't care as long as they get the proper low voltage they're designed for. The charger / power supply is responsible for converting the AC power into something your computer can handle. You'll be looking for plug adapters so your 220V-compatible power bricks will work in their new home, and voltage adapters or replacement power supplies for your other equipment. Ask your friends in your new country for specifics.
- spacemissingLv 75 years ago
Batteries and line power have absolutely no connection with each other.
The thing to be concerned about is the Charger.
