Solved! PS5 Charging Station - Japan to EU?

[Amaii]

I have a Japanese DuelSense charging station for the PlayStation 5 controller.
It comes with a tiny brick that says:
INPUT: 100-240V, 0.4A, 50/60Hz.
OUTPUT: 5.1V, 2.8A 14.3.


There's a cable that comes with it (that has 7A, 125V written on it.), which plugs in the power brick and from there to the wall outlet.


My question is if I can replace that cable (the 7A, 125V one) with a European one, just use any cable? Or does the cable voltage transport itself matter.
Like this one:


Thank you to anyone for answering.

 

[mindless1]

Yes, if the cord fits both ends it will work.

 

[Amaii]

Yes, if the cord fits both ends it will work.

It doesn't matter or will cause any issues that they've both got different A and V written on it?

 

[mindless1]

It doesn't matter. The cord is capable of more current than the input requirement stated on the PSU label, and the PSU has full range input to deal with the voltage.

 

[Amaii]

It doesn't matter. The cord is capable of more current than the input requirement stated on the PSU label, and the PSU has full range input to deal with the voltage.

Awesome, thanks a lot!