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The chargers of home wireless phones are used for 110v however i want to use for 220v so
I checked the pcb and it is complety electronic and i noted an IC with the SEBX labeled in
the body, it has 6 legs- 3 each side. Could somebody tell me what is it so i can try to modify for use with 220v without transformer.
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Better dont play with this, bad things can happen, you risk all your property for less then 1eur, I think that this is not smart.

Better design new adequate PSU if you want to practice or buy one commercialized product. This device should work 24h without any problems.

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Have you checked the label on those chargers? Many AC adapters can take a wide range input voltage like 90-240V AC.

If not, modifying such an adapter is more risk/trouble than worth it - just replace (the adapters, not the phones! :smile: ) with something that works on the available AC voltage.
 

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