In Product description it says 1.25 amp and also 0.750 amp so which is it? Is the output cord at bottom like the other model 021-0123? How long is it? Is the plug a 3 prong grounded type? Can anyone send good pictures? Thank you!
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I uploaded two new pictures to Amazon, but it may be some time before the product listing is updated. The charger is 0.75 Amp. The output cord is a quick-disconnect like other Battery Tenders, and is approximately 10.5 feet long. The additional leads that come with the charger (clamps and ring eyelet terminals) are approximately 1.5 feet long. The plug is a direct, 2-prong type. Here are some thumbnails I can provide until the product listing is updated.
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Yes, the one they shipped to me had a grounded 3 prong plug with about a three foot cord. I have two that are still working under occasional use after several months.Good luck.
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On the side of the unit, it says "7-9 Volt", and a diagram for NEGATIVE CENTER. This is important because most wall adapters are positive-center, and using the wrong one might burn out the machine (unless the circuit designers went the extra mile to protect against that, which I'm not going to try to find out).
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It is a three prong unit. It plugs into a standard outlet. Keep the ground and don't use an adapter in my opinion.
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As with the prior response, mine has a "regular" grounded plug on the end of a fairly long cable. Am very pleased with the unit. Hope this helps.
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I'm not Familuar with the model #. Main thing is voltage, amps, & if the plugs are the same. Hope this helps.
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I just looked and it is on the plug end. I used mine a bit different. I have 220 vac going into it with a 220 vac receptacle doe the out. I am feeding in 220 into the 120 plug on a converted extension cord. it works just fine and safely as nobody else gets to touch it.
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if i remember right it was a 3 prong and the cord was about 4 ft long. it lasted about a year. i now have a black and decker also bought from amazon.
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Apparently the power supply has been changed (downgraded actually), My one is BLACK&DECKER CLASS 2 POWER SUPPLY P/N: 90602523-01 Model No: S0100U2300040 INPUT: 120V ~ 60Hz 0.3A OUTPUT: 23V DC 400mA It's really disappointed me as I am in China and I need 220V! I checked the comment and question answers before I purchased it, now it has been downgraded. :-(
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Thank you Ely, I would also like to know what the "Plug size" is, I have a 3 volt adapter but it's plugdoesn't fit and there are so many different sizes, it's difficult to find the right one.
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115vac 3 prong, 2 amps when dumping ice into bin, 1.6 amps while making ice. So far it's working great in my rv. I only checked previous questions and copied this answer here, sorry, I can't lift it to read, but this seems correct. It's a great little unit if a little noisy...Hope this is helpful. Viv
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I have mine plugged in with 3 prong extension cord. I measured and it is just a bit over 3 1/2 feet. It is well worth getting even if to need short extension cord.
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5V, but only 0.5 Ampere in truth!!! This model only delivers a quarter of it's advertised Wattage/Ampere. 2100mA are NOT TRUE!
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The amperage is 3.1A. It comes with two USB ports - one is 2.1A and the other is 1.0A. Thank for your inquiry. - CrazyOnDigital
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I did return this model and bought the previous model with the knob on top. This model did not seem to have an accurate temp reading. (Could have just been that particular heater.) I do love the previous model of this, but the previous model does not have a grounded outlet. I believe they are both UL listed. Unsure of the plug on the item you are inquiring about...
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Sorry, I am not a techie person....I will try to be as precise as possible. According to the box listing...It is a AC/DC adaptor (auto switch). I measured the cord just below the in wall plug....measured 56". Like I said in my original evaluation. The cord is rather cheap as compared to other adaptor cords that I've used on my older dvd models. I always use the cord and not on battery since only use my dvd at home.
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So why in 2 years has no one answered this question? I'm looking for a quiet unit and the DC capability will be cool too. The photos remove the cord; so that's no help to tell. Can anyone answer?