How many watts? Does it include the transformer? You should include a cut sheet.
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To power the ClearMirror a UL Listed 24-volt plug-in transformer is provided which is simply plugged into a switched outlet, i.e. below the vanity sink, in the attic space or in an adjoining closet. We have all that information listed on Amazon, but unfortunately Amazon did not put up all of our information. For any additional information, please call us at 888-870-2008. thank you.
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It needs a 6 volt, 300 mA power supply. The one that came with mine expects 120 volt AC at 60Hz and has the US 2 prong plug. So it probably won't work without a transformer, but you can probably find a replacement with the same output voltage for cheap.
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I bought this one two years ago, and have no idea, what kind of transformer it has, because whatever comes with it we just installed it and that was it, I am really sorry that I am unable to help you any more, thanks ;you
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It deppends on the wattage of the saw and the power output of the transformer expressed in watts.
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It comes with a 110w transformer, so yes you need power, unless there is something that I am not aware of as far as the usb. I do like them though. The 4 position dimmer is a must, othewise you might find it a bit to bright. Hope this helps.. Jeff
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Mine came with a 40 w, which seems pretty unreliable. There is an "upgrade" version of the Penn Flyer that is said to come with an 80 w transformer--look for the one with the searchlight car. I liked this set of cars better, but am disappointed in the transformer.
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The seller emailed me and said it is 25 watts. That helped me know I could get away with using this 200W voltage transformer (for use in the USA), which is much cheaper than higher watt transformers. Not being able to read Japanese, I can't confirm by looking at the natto maker that it is actually 25W, but I have been using it successfully with this transformer for a month. I suspect it wasn't really necessary, but wanted to be safe. With or without the transformer the temp doesn't seem to be accurate anyway, and I keep a thermometer in it to get the right temp. https://smile.amazon.com/gp/product/B00F3WRIW8/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o06_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1
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Hello yes transformer is rated for up to 75 watt six fixture by 11 watt will be 66 watt.Thanks
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Below is a link to their web site. Transformer is 24 volt and is ordered separately. You need a splitter two connect strips together and you can only have two 36" strips per transformer. I run 4 strips so two transformers. http://www.current-usa.com/wp-content/uploads/Pro-Led-Strip-Lights-SW-Sizing-Guide.pdf
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You need to have enough power (Watts) on the device. My wife uses these transformers for dryers (~1600W), and similar appliances, without issues.
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this transformer puts out 12vac, 600 watts. If you LED lights require this voltage... you're all set.
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Hi Jennifer, the panel that came with the kit is a UL SOLAR panel...it is 30 watts 12 volt polycrystalline with the ac plug wire already attched. I tested the unit. Ran down to 20% and attached panel. Recharged in 7 hours.
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This is only a 300 Watt transformer. Depending on what model you have, your food processor probably draws somewhere between 600 and 800 Watts. You'll need a transformer with at least 1.5x that (1000 to 1200W)
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I use 11 watts in mine because I want subdued lighting. However a larger wattage can be used if the base of the bulb fits. The light will be brighter provided you stay within wattage of your transformer, usually 10 watts less than rating.
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No it does not.......there is no transformer....products that are manufactures to run on both 120v and 220v, which many electronic products are, can be plugged into the strip outlet.....this just allows for multiple products to be connected to the same wall outlet
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Transformer for 110V is in the unit. If you need 220V, then you will need extra transformer.
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Correct. You might need an adapter but no cutting. You will need to tap into a line for power