Adapter/converter in UK. Have a 900 lumia

Can't read the back of charger to see if has proper voltage to just use an adapter and not a converter in UK. I have a 900 Lumia. Can anyone help?

Assume that you have AC-16E and just need two pin adapter for UK use:http://www.amazon.co.uk/Shaving-Adaptor-PLug-UK-Standard/dp/B001DULN9S
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