Thread: Glo Wall charger for the Kobo Glo
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Old 12-28-2013, 10:19 AM   #30
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Originally Posted by robko View Post
As long as the charger is putting out a MINIMUM of 500mA you're good (it will only take what it needs). If less than that you can have a problem. Check your Sony charger and it will LIKELY (not all do, but majority do) say 50-60Hz, 110-220V in which case you should be good with just an adapter to fit the end of the plug into the socket (rather than a transformer which you might need if it says 60Hz, 110V assuming that isn't what the grid you're on is supplying). I have used a variety of different cell phone chargers with no problems on my various Kobo's.

MINE SAYS 50-60 hz 110-240v, so still okay?
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