Does this unit have a built-in voltage regulator? Can it be used to power sensitive electronic equipment (I.e. Computers, home theater systems, etc)?
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Honda has better (lower) THD (Total Harmonic Distortion) on the output than most generators but unless you have purchased a pure sine wave output style generator you could have problems. All that being said, I have repeatedly run my HDTV's, computers and appliances using the generator but eventually I expect to pay a price for this but I accept the risk that I may damage an appliance or other device. If you can you may want to invest in a whole house surge protector for your main panel....I am assuming you are running a transfer box in between your generator and house load center otherwise like Peter W. said purchase some surge protected power strips which may provide some limited protection. Honda has better (lower) THD (Total Harmonic Distortion) on the output than most generators but unless you have purchased a pure sine wave output style generator you could have problems. All that being said, I have repeatedly run my HDTV's, computers and appliances using the generator but eventually I expect to pay a price for this but I accept the risk that I may damage an appliance or other device. If you can you may want to invest in a whole house surge protector for your main panel....I am assuming you are running a transfer box in between your generator and house load center otherwise... » Read More Honda has better (lower) THD (Total Harmonic Distortion) on the output than most generators but unless you have purchased a pure sine wave output style generator you could have problems. All that being said, I have repeatedly run my HDTV's, computers and appliances using the generator but eventually I expect to pay a price for this but I accept the risk that I may damage an appliance or other device. If you can you may want to invest in a whole house surge protector for your main panel....I am assuming you are running a transfer box in between your generator and house load center otherwise like Peter W. said purchase some surge protected power strips which may provide some limited protection. « Show Less
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No more than your hydro we used it with computer an hd tv no problems if you are about concerned i eould plug your electronic equipment into a power bar in case of surges but the Honda works great hope that covers your question
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This unit will not work for you. It is 120 V and has electronic circuitry in it which will not tolerate just a different plug.
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No. This is for low voltage equipment only such as laptops, cell phone chargers, DVD players, etc.
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I'm not that electronic smart, but a amplifier, receiver is needed to run the unit. It has a capacity of 60Hz and uses 120v. I hope this answers your question.
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Yes, it is an electret condenser and they always require an external power supply. It appears to require only about 1 volt, or so, but it functions well on the 12 volt or higher phantom standards most mice get on a professional PA. I hope that this is helpful!
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Yes, the built-in voltage regulator will control the output to the required 36 V from any AC input between 110 and 220 V.
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No, this unit does not do automatic voltage regulation. It is a surge protector and an EMI filter. It does monitor incoming line voltage, however.
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This machine requires a 6V adapter. Sounds like the adapter you are using may be the wrong polarity (center contact POSITIVE, outer contact NEGATIVE) or the excessive voltage may have damaged some of the electronic components. Will it still work on battery power?
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No, it is 120V and a horrible item. I had 2 and they both broke after very few uses.
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Yes. There is a yellow RCA inlet for video and the standard 12V power plug. This is a great product btw. And the customer service is awesome.
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Not advisable for powering sensitive electronics as the unit has significant and damaging AC leakage on the DC output.
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Yes, like every power supply I have seen, there is a voltage switch located in back of unit. This is a good PC, with the exception of Windows 8 O/S...
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I bought this one and it does require a 12vdc input voltage. It then thermostatically controls a 12vdc device you have plugged into it.
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yes it does, thats one of the main reasons I purchased it. it is both 12 volt and 110 house current. I havent used it since the end of camping season but if I remember right it has all kinds of hookups for usb ports mp3 players etc. It played our dvd's where ever we were and had great picture quality. It is a nice addition to our camp trailer
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Hello I believe it is a voltage regulator only,I bought several of these and I did not see any thing more then just to regulate the voltage, and it works good,make sure the voltage regulator and the solar panel are both 12 or 24 volt as i burned my first 12 V reg as I bought and hooked up a 24 V solar panel and cooked it :(John graber
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Yes, and this is a very reliable unit. I even installed one in my new house where I also have a 12 volt system for power outages, very nice.
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I guess so cause the input is 100 to 240 volts, no voltage regulator needed