What is the clamping voltage of BE112234-08? Official Belkins website says 330V but amazon's description says 500V
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Reading off of the item in my hand its Stamped "Voltage Protection rating L-N 400V, L-G 500V, N-G 500V Type 3 SPDMy model number on mine says BE11230-08 so there may have been a change.
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The clamping voltage is 160V. Here is the link to the manufacturers website http://www.apc.com/site/support/US/en/product/P11VT3/ so you can see the let through voltage(clamping voltage) is <40, which is where the 160V(120V + 40V = 160V) comes from. Here is a link if you want to do some more reading about the UL 1449 3rd Edition standard: http://static.schneider-electric.us/docs/Electrical%20Distribution/Surge%20Protective%20Devices/9910-0001.pdf
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I just looked over enclosed instructions and box. The only information listed- 7.5 voltage for plug in adapter. Nothing about bivolt. You might want to give Clarity a call for more information-
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Strictly 120V, I believe (the standard United States wall receptacle output voltage). In looking at the power supply--which is notably external style (i.e. "the brick")--I do not see a switch to toggle between 120 and 240 (as in the case of power supplies built-in). Basically, it appears as though this desktop is very much like a laptop--albeit with a larger case! The step down transformer allows it to operate at 19.5V input.
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I think it's what APC calls the "let through voltage". See both:http://www.webopedia.com/TERM/C/clamping_voltage.htmlhttp://www.apc.com/resource/include/techspec_index.cfm?base_sku=P8VT3
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Our TVbox 11 says 5V@ 3 A, Center contact is + !I tried to scan the P.S. but the print is So "fine". Rjp
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don't know for sure specs say power supply 110 to 240 i would double check behringer phone # in usa is 1-425-672-0816
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The belkin power brick says on its side Input 100-440V - 50/60Hz max. 1A Output 12V. 2.2A Hope this helps
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Thank you for responding to my question. Clamping voltage is supposed to be below 400 (lower is better, I guess) and is the threshhold of voltage that trips the surge protector into protection. I just couldn't find any number that corresponded to that description and am hoping someone else knows where to look. This link explains all about surge protectors: http://lifehacker.com/how-to-choose-buy-and-safely-use-a-good-surge-protect-1405568999 It was very helpful in general - just couldn't tell me about this surge protector's specifications.
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It appears to be dual voltage. There is a switch (it looks like) on the bottom handle like you can change from 125 to 250.
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4.2V DC (solid line on top, dashed on bottom) / 600mA / Tip Positive Model: 5003HUG420060PT #97581-405
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I bought a 6 volt, 300mA adapter from Enercell at Radio Shack. On the back it says Cat. No. 273-313. It came with a free tip. You'll need a type "M" tip. Hope this helps. Sorry it took me a bit to track it down for you.
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I would go to the website first to find the voltage requirements and (potentially) get a model number. Then come back and see if you can find it here.
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I went back to my order summary, it is listed at 7.4 volts. I think if you click on the batteries you are considering scroll down a bit I found the voltage near the bottom of the listing
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My ASUS EeePC Netbook power adapter lists an input voltage from 100 - 240V. I also found a dedicated auto adapter for it on ebay, I think it was around $30.
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The belkin power brick says on its sideInput 100-440V - 50/60Hz max. 1AOutput 12V. 2.2AHope this helps
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I have been using 312 batteries for almost four years and they were all 1.45v. I'm sure in the description it was just and omission of a 5.