Is the voltage range quoted on the Amazon site accurate? (95 VAC- 264 VAC) The user guide at pluginnow.com quotes the input voltage at 175-264VAC
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Unfortunately I don't understand the technical side of this product, to be able to answer that question. I can say the product is incredible and does what it needs to do, which is to charge my Volt in 4 hours.
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The user guide is correct about the low end of 175 volts. This is intended for 208/240 (220 has not existed in the US for the better part of a century). I purchased a unit in September 2012 that needed to have an upgrade to work properly with the Leaf. All new units will have this upgrade.
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This is definitely a 220 volt charger. It will not work at 95 vac. You need to have a 220 volt breaker in your box. I use this charger to charge my Volt and it works great. The nice thing is there is another location that I go to regularly over 20 miles from home that has a 220 volt outlet I can plug this unit into as well, so it really improves my range.
657856
I would thing not, it's a 110 plug and says it on back! You could probably plug into a 20 vac transformer! It will have to step it down to 110 vac!
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Hi Susheel,Reading the input voltage listed on the charger it is 120 VAC. I had an earlier base and had to purchase a new one because they had different connectors. As such the same model base's can be different. I couldn't say between models.Stew
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Mine, that looks similar, is 110-240 VAC. Automatic voltage switching. If you are unsure, check with the vendor. The description says 2 pin USA plug so it must handle 110-125VAC.
1968256
with me with a input of 120 it would change from 110 to 120 and then back to 110 ,I needed a study out put of 110 for vacuum tbe HIF equipment, that is why it was returned. I now use a variac.
1005882
On the device label it say 100-240 Vac; 50-60Hz.. I would test it first on a transformer to see if it works.. it does not have a switch to switch the Vac.. you don't want to blow the device..
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The one I bought is 110-120 vac but I don't know if they sell one for 240V. Good Luck!!
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Power Supply allows input voltages 100-240 VAC:http://global.shuttle.com/main/productsSpec?productId=1707
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Power Supply allows input voltages 100-240 VAC: http://global.shuttle.com/main/productsSpec?productId=1707
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Not certain. I'm using 120VAC. There is absolutely no mention of acceptable voltages in the manual - I went looking. However, the unit input is 12v DC which usually means the "brick" can operate on world voltage. I can't find a definitive answer for you however.
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The one I have is Model: SS_WP_120100A.Specs are: Input: 100-220 VAC 50/60HZ Output: 12V 1A.It doesn't look exactly like the one in picture, but I think that was the same picture they showed when I bought it. Hope this helps.
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Well, although other people have said that "any" input voltage between 3.5V-30V is fine (which is true), there are other things to consider when using the device to avoid damage, such as: the voltage ratio should not exceed 3, in example, means you cannot use 3V to go up to 15V, that will be a voltage ratio of 5. Description says it can supply up to 5A but then it clearly says it can operate at 3A with good ventilation, my personal safe threshold for supplying devices is 50% maximum capacity, so I don't ever use it for more than 2A, this rule of thumb always worked fine for me.
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I believe the ratings are for 110-120 vac, standard U.S.A. household voltage.
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I don't know what is what on here, but the sticker says the VAC is 100-240 and the VDC is 12. Another place on the sticker says 250V. Over the hole where the plug goes, it says 12 V DC IN. It did not come with any kind of adapter. Hopefully something in all that helps!
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Mine is 120-130 VAC 60 HZ. Goodness, all the way from the Land Down Under to Memphis, TN USA? Wow. I have no idea what your standard electric power is in Australia. Oh, and one other thing, if it has a 120 to 240 switch on it somewhere, I don't know, but it is 0130HRS (1:30 AM) here right now, so I will have to wait and get back to you tomorrow. The thing is packed up in my shop out back. Later Jude.
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I can't find anything on box or instructions regarding volts, hz. Instructions say "useonly standard electrical outlet (120V/60Hz)."Can say this: vacuum performs modestly well. Not terribly strong but picks up most things. Has rather small cup for debris but for light chores it's easy to carry around.
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The input range printed on the adapters is 100-240 VAC 50/60 Hz 0.5A Max, The output is listed as 5.0 VDC 2A. But really, do yourself a favor and don't buy this if you're looking for something that needs to last longer than 6 months. This system is poorly designed. Monoprice did eventually replace mine after I threatened to leave bad reviews all over the internet but the replacement lasted only 6 months or so before failing again. I just recently replaced the entire system with Redmere HDMI cables and a 1x8 HDMI splitter all bought on Amazon.