Voltage range of battery charger for iMac accessories?

Is the US-sold battery charger (for iMac accessories with two batteries charged at once) working from 110 to 230 volts (with US-plug though)? Thanks.
Pierre

Since the charger is rated at 5 Watts, and you have 5 Watts there that should work.

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