How does this unit plug in? I understand that I can run my cooling and humidity devices into it, but what powers the unit?
192097
Standard power cord input (3 prong 110 V.) 2 outlets (standard 3 prong) on side for controled output.
1212829
I currently have one and it works great. It how ever needs to be plugged in to A/C power. I use my unit at the dunes with a little generator powering it up. Hope this helps.
1079297
Its a fan. It circulates the air. Its not a heater, or A/C unit. It moves the room air.
1749136
Power is provided by the same USB power running the cooling fan. No additional power cable is needed.
1064006
You plug it in (it runs on electricity). Had it for two seasons and love it.
900523
It is plug-in. It has been working wonderfully so far, though the top wipe becomes a bit dry. So I pour very little water on the top to give that extra moisture.
955406
There is a small cable that connects the exterior compressor unit with the interior cooling unit. You run it right along with the two Freon lines. Power comes in the side of the exterior compressor. AC power comes into the exterior unit on the same end as the Freon and interconnecting cable. In a typical installation, you would run a flexible conduit to a safety disconnect switch nearby. Since the units draw so little power, #14 wiring to the disconnect is more than adequate.
1054015
I wouldn't buy this unit. The one I bought doesn't heat, cooling works but the fan speed doesn't work.
1625266
If you need to add more humidity run a humidifier. Also a dehumidifier is grate for humid days but AC usually takes out enough with a big enough unit. I recommend split unit but higher plus installation as this unit is a "bad design" as it takes out part of cold or hot air causing a vacuum effect. Running a heat pump you want house sealed up.
887400
It plugs into wall... and does remove very small amounts of water from extremely humid environments (>75% relative humidity). But once humidity gets to 60% or lower it does nothing. I'd have sent mine back but it was too big a hassle. Bottom line, it's little more than a toy.
1039644
Get a smart power strip. Plug the item you want cooled into the control (sensed) outlet. Plug the fan adapter into one of the controlled outlets. These come one when power flow is sensed.
1406415
There is an AC adapter with the unit. That is the only way I can see to power it.
1024011
Not sure exactly what you mean.... it's just like a hub with usb slots in it. It will run anything that needs a slot for a usb...what is different about this one is that it has an a/c plug so it can work without draining from your computer.
1843265
one plug provides power, the other plug is connected to the moisture switch. It turns on and off automatically.
594082
You need to connect the AC power to power this 7 port hub. It come with the unit.
1815732
I'm not an electrician, so I'm afraid this question is too technical for me. However, if it's of any help, the USB end plugs into my laptop and the barrel jack plugs into the chill pad/fan.
1737918
It has to be pluged to a power source continuously which is inconvenient. When a cooler is not pluged in, the content will get to ambient temp very quickly.