Japanese Apple charger cannot be charged when returned to quarantine hotel in China

The Japanese Apple charger cannot be charged when returned to the quarantine hotel in China. It may be because the voltage of the Japanese charger is different from that in China, or the power plug model is different.

Look at the voltage range on your charger. If it is 100V-240V, it will be fine. Japan is 110V and China is 220V. Today’s digital product chargers are all switching power supplies. The advantage is that they are wide voltage markets. Electrical input can be used whether it is 110 volts in Japan and the United States or 220 volts in China. The only difference is that the power plug type of the charger is different. Generally, you can buy an electric plug strip and plug it in.

The household voltage in Japan is 100V. Japan's voltage is different from domestic voltage. Because of our vast territory and long power supply distance, in order to reduce losses during power transmission, we use 220V AC voltage. Compared with Japan's 100V, it will be more economical and convenient. Compared with Japan, it will be more suitable for long-distance power supply, but the only shortcoming is that it is less safe. Japan has a strict 100V voltage standard. Precision instruments, precision instruments, high-efficiency electrical appliances, etc. must strictly use 100V, otherwise fatal losses will occur.