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All power adapters provided with XO laptops (or XO-1.5/1.75) are rated for operation at between 90 and 240 VAC, at line frequencies of 50 or 60 Hz. They are electrically compatible with AC power anywhere in the world. |
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The standard G1G1 OLPC power adapter is rated for 240 Volts AC, so electrically it is perfect, |
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but physically it will not work in many places outside North America. |
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A number of different adapters have been built, as the physical plug design varies from country to country. Newer adapters use a brick design w. a standard [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/IEC_60320#C7.2FC8_coupler unpolarized C8 input], allowing for quick adaptation to local conditions without retooling the power adapter or using an adapter. |
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==Outlet Adapters== |
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Latest revision as of 02:46, 19 September 2011
All power adapters provided with XO laptops (or XO-1.5/1.75) are rated for operation at between 90 and 240 VAC, at line frequencies of 50 or 60 Hz. They are electrically compatible with AC power anywhere in the world.
A number of different adapters have been built, as the physical plug design varies from country to country. Newer adapters use a brick design w. a standard unpolarized C8 input, allowing for quick adaptation to local conditions without retooling the power adapter or using an adapter.
Outlet Adapters
This is a photo of the adapter showing the physical plug which would be required to allow charging the XO in Great Britain and other countries.
