Hi there,
Just ordered our first ever cruise on Royal Caribbean for Sept 2011 round the Canary Islands.
My son uses a large Powerchair which uses a 240V charger to charge the 24V battery supply.
Checking the Gills web site I have just found that the Royal Caribbean ships only have 2 pin 110V in the cabins and I know the charger we have does not auto-switch to this.
So I am really stuck.
Any help really appreciated.
However, also check with the company that supplied his Powerchair - you might find that it will still charge up safely but just take longer to do so. The power supply in Cuba is mainly 110V too and I've found that most things will still charge up - though admittedly for smaller appliances than you are needing it for.
SM
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