Physically-Challenged Tourists from USA required to use Powered Mobility Devices

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How would I be able to (electrically) charge/recharge my 4-wheel heavy-duty mobility device's batteries with my American charging unit WHILE vacationing in/touring around Eire ?
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Hi Patti,

Many thanks for the question!

As you know, here on the island of Ireland we use different plugs and our power is 230V~ I would suggest that you contact the manufacturer of the scooter charging device or their agent to see if they have such a power convertor device or one that they would recommend.

It is possible to buy one from well-known online shopping outlets. You would just need to check that it is capable of use with your scooter charger due to any heavy-duty requirements.

Have you already made plans to come and visit us?


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