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I am talking about what comes out of your wall connectors, your charger is like a transformer.
It changes the 120 volts AC to 10 volts DC at 2 amps,your new should do the same or whats in the correct range. wish you luck.
Hi Ritchie,
The design of the connectors are different,but electric voltage types are also different,so make sure all of this is correct including the amps before you use it.The U.S. uses 110 to 125 on one power leg single phase, so you have 240 volts between them ,two hot wire and a ground. Europe uses twice this much theirs at 220 volts on single phase with one leg. European appliances are 220 volts to 440.As ours or 120 to 240.
What model Nikon?