I see that the Output currency 400mA. What about the output voltage? My cameras require 10-12 V. Will it work with that? Thanks for the answer.
199433
I use it on cameras that require 12V and it works just fine. No problems whatsoever! Definitely worth the purchase if you install multiple cameras.
199434
yes it will work u may need to make different adapters to run the power feed to the camera from the spot monitor. but other than that it I would highly recommend it. and yes it puts out 12 to 14 volts and battery last a good while
199435
si funciona pero con camaras de necesitan 1 amp no funciona pero de 0,5 amp si funciona
2076663
It works ok in my Nikon camera which is a 7 volt battery. It can't be much different or it would not work. I haven't tested it with a meter, but as I say it hasn't hert my camera. I am not sure of the current capability as I haven't tested it. If it was much over 7 volts it would tear my camera up. Hope this helps some.
1076527
not quite clear about your question. the camera power wire has two parts, adaptor, and wire together with camera. there is a connector to connect them. This allow you to use any long wire adaptor but must be able to work with the connector, this is key. adaptor is 12V or 15V (don't remember) built-in. Do you mean that you will use different adaptor? aparantly not. see these help you or not
2134002
1) Yes Input: AC 100V~240V Output: DC 7.6v / 3.0A2) It connects to camera, so it will only charge the battery if there's one in the camera. It is intended as an alternate power source for long videos, etc.
1344352
I did not notice that either... my best educated guess would be that it can charge up to 8.4v, but will also be able to handle the 7.2v by automatically charging at a lower voltage... i could be completely wrong though... i bought this kit a few months ago for a sony handycam that i bought to record my engagement. the charge on the batteries lasts a long time! even if the charge hasn't been topped off recently. i charged both batteries when i first bought this and really only used and recharged 1 so far. i decided to pull the 2nd one out of my bag pocket and it still had full charge. it had only been like 2 months since it was charged last, but it was still fully charged... hope this helps.
847267
While I am not an expert on the power requirements in Europe, this is from the manufacturer's website "A/C Power6V 1A DC adaptor, 110V-240V input (compatible to be used in ALL countries)" I do know that the same adapter is used for both the camera(s) and the monitor itself.
10106
What are the volts and amperage listed on your power adapter? Did you order it for this camera or just using a generic 12 volt adapter?
540139
Veronica, when I traveled to South Africa (they use 240v), I just used an adapter. That worked just fine. As for connecting the camera to the computer, that was absolutely no problem at all. You connect the camera to the computer via the USB port...the voltage doesn't seem to matter. I hope this helps.
797244
Prior to answering, I carefully reread the instructions. No where is this question answered or addressed. I simply don't know. Technical info from instructions:" Power requirements: DC Adapter: 9vcd, 500 mA. Sorry!
1946123
Amperage doesnt matter. As long as Voltage is same, the camera device will pull the amperage it needs. For a camera, a 12V supply with 2amp output should work fine.
1745951
Mine is 110v, but im sure you can get an adapter as it has the micro usb insert on the camera side
1962875
HI Suriya,I am sorry to say that I don't know for sure. I am in the USA so I don't use that voltage. If you can get it to work it is a great value though. Good Luck
538609
The power supply is a small 110v AC to 8volt DC converter. The plug that goes to the camera line is a very small barrel connector with positive on the inner core and negative on the outer. The power supply is labeled as 200 mA output at 8VDC. I hope this helps answer your question.
829161
It works from 120-240 volts - not sure if that is what you were looking for. There was no directions or anything with it, I just ordered the package that went with the camera I had by typing in the model number and luckily everything worked out in the package.
2146213
If you're asking whether the high voltage could possibly destroy/damage your camera, why take the risk using a non-oem $9 battery in a $900+ camera, just to save $40?Is it really much of an issue? No, 0.2/0.4VDC is going to be negligible.
779579
Hi. In the product description said that the camera coming with a charger BC-45W Battery Charger, I have the same model of charger, it works from 100-240V and 50-60Hz. Just dont forget to buy the plug adapter, it was very difficult for me to find here, and also the only ones that I found was very expensive. Check the kind of system that the country that you are visit used or just buy something like this http://www.amazon.com/Insten-Universal-Travel-Charger-Adapter/dp/B000YN01X4/ref=sr_1_10?s=electronics&ie=UTF8&qid=1362604730&sr=1-10&keywords=adapter+plug+us+to+europe.
1509108
1) Did you check to make sure you did not accidentally reverse the power/ground wires? 2) You said 18 channels - some cameras can consume a lot of power; Is your power supply adequately sized (plus some margin) to deliver power to all your cameras? To check this, I would unplug all cameras except for one. Then add in more cameras one by one. 3) Using a volt meter (and measuring resistance), did you check to make sure you do not accidentally have a short circuit somewhere? If your DVM shows 0, or something close to it, you might* have a short.