Travel adapter, not converter to charge in a 220V country

Will a travel adapter, not converter, be ok to charge my mba in a 220v country?
I noted in the manual it said under 'Magsafe power spec's: Line Voltage 100 to 240 V.
Thx!!

Yes. Mac just needs an adapter, not a converter.
Best.

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