Travelling overseas with your mobility device is becoming more common — especially for users who rely on it daily for independence and convenience.

One of the most common concerns we hear is:

👉 “Can I charge my MOBOT mobility device overseas safely?”
👉 "Is the power supply sufficient or too much for my charger?”

The good news is — For MOBOT chargers, YES, you can charge in most cases!

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🔍 Step 1: Check Your Charger's Input Voltage

Before your trip, take a quick look at your charger.

You can find the Input specification:

• On the charger label
• Or inside the user manual

👉 Look for something like:

If it shows:

• ✅"Input: 100–240V" = Dual-Voltage Great, most countries' power supply is within this range! 
  • Just bring a travel adapter
  • MOBOT chargers  
• ⚠️ A single voltage like "Input: 110V" = Stop!
  • If the power supply does not match your charger's voltage, you need to rent a local charger or a heavy-duty transformer.
    
  • To avoid blowing up the mobility aid, you must ensure the rented charger’s OUTPUT matches your battery voltage:
    • Output Voltage: Must match exactly (e.g., if the battery is 24V, the charger must say Output: 24V).
• ❌ Do not use a travel converter as they are meant for low-power, short-burst devices like hair dryers.
  

 

🧭 Step 2: Check the Country’s Power Supply

Just to be sure, check the Voltage Supply & Plug Type of your destination country.

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👉 For updated list worldwide, you can refer to this global guide:
https://www.worldstandards.eu/electricity/plug-voltage-by-country/

⚠️ Countries Where You Should Double Check

While most countries fall within a compatible 110–240V range, but you should take extra care when travelling to:

• Japan (some regions use ~100V only)
• USA & Canada (~110–120V systems)
• Certain parts of South America
• Older buildings or rural areas with unstable voltage

👉 In these cases, always confirm compatibility before charging.

🌍 Good News: MOBOT Chargers Work in Most Countries

Most MOBOT chargers are designed with dual-voltage input, typically:

• 100V – 240V, or
• 110V – 240V

This means your device can be safely charged in most countries worldwide, without needing a voltage converter.

This reflects MOBOT’s focus on reliable, travel-friendly mobility solutions that support your lifestyle globally

🔌 Step 3: For MOBOT Chargers, You Just Need a Travel Adaptor.

Check the outlet type of your destination country before buying your travel adaptor.

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⚠️ Safe Charging Tips When Overseas

Even when travelling, safe charging is still essential.

🔋 Do Not Overcharge

• Avoid charging overnight
• Do not exceed the recommended charging duration

🔥 Monitor While Charging

• Charge in a visible, ventilated area
• Avoid leaving it unattended for long periods

🛠️ Use the Original Charger Only

• Always bring your correct, original charger
• Avoid third-party or incompatible chargers

👉 This is important, as uncertified chargers may cause overheating or fire risks

🌡️ Charge in a Safe Environment

• Avoid extreme heat or humidity
• Keep away from flammable materials

Travelling with a mobility device should give you more freedom, not more stress.

As long as you:

• Check your destination’s power supply
• Confirm your charger compatibility
• Bring a travel adaptor
• Follow safe charging practices

👉 You can confidently use your device overseas.

✅ Conclusion

MOBOT devices are designed to support your mobility both locally and internationally — safely and reliably.

If you’re planning your next trip, a little preparation goes a long way.

👉 Need more tips for travelling overseas with your mobility device?
Read our full guide here: How To Travel With A PMA

Have a safe and pleasant journey ✈️