WIll my laptop that is labeled 110v-240v work in Nepal where the voltage is 220v?

Component AC adapter


Manufacturer Lite On


Model PA-1650-02G1


Nominal voltage 19 Volts (V)


Input voltage range 100 to 240 VAC Nominal


Rated frequency 47 to 63 Hz


Input current 1.6 Ampere (A) maximum at 90 VAC


Rated output voltage 19 volts nominal 3.42 amps maximum


Operating temperature 0 to 40° C


Storage temperature -30 to 85° C


Operating humidity 5% to 95%


Storage humidity 5% to 95%


Dimensions 106 × 47 × 28 mm


Weight 290 grams





These are the specs. I need to make sure that I can plug this into a 220 socket without blowing it up. Thanks for your answers.

WIll my laptop that is labeled 110v-240v work in Nepal where the voltage is 220v?
Nepal is almost like my local market because it's so close. You can fearlessly use aforesaid adapter in nepal also.
Reply:yup... it means your laptop will work from 110v up to 240v
Reply:yes because it is within the range 110v-240v. Just make sure you have the right adapter.
Reply:Yes, though you do have to buy a voltage - plug adapter. Most electronic store should sell them. It's a device that fits international plugs and transforms the electricity. They might be separate items or a single device, since I've never left the contiguous 48 i am not sure. I know this from comedy movies that I have seen. .
Reply:Yup - be sure you have the right plug for the sockets there, and you might think about bringing along a surge protector. Heavy - but current in many places is notoriously unreliable, and can surge and drop and an extra layer of protection can often mean the difference between working computer and doorstop.
Reply:surely no


but u can use a converter which can convert 110v to 220v
Reply:Yes it will, your maximum is 240 mine is 220 and I always plug it in 110 and I have the same performance.
Reply:It will work. i have been to nepal many times. just use the original adapter unit. if your laptop says 110-24- that means it will work !!!