Will it work with a printer? (epson l800 photo printer)
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If the printer, or it's adapter, run on 110V, it will work. BTW, mine's still working after 11 months.
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i am going to say yes. this works in sockets in Europe and also in Africa. plug it into the wall socket and then your plug on your printer(which should be a usa plug) and it just converts the 2 different plugs . I used mine in Ireland for charging my cell phone and camera, and I had no problem what so ever.
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I never tried it on a printer. I took it to Italy last year. It burned out on the first day. I left it in a trash can in Umbria.
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That particular 220 vac - 120 vac converter should NOT be used under any circumstances at any time: Several fires have already been reported by previous converter users here at Amazon and on other sites. In general, a good consumer-safe, non-burning 220 vac/120 vac converter will change the AC voltages from a Euro-standard down to US common ac voltages, but will NOT change the frequency. Your printer will usually work fine once it is plugged in to a 120 VAC source. Look on the back of the printer near the power cord hook-in to verify: My Epson printer, for example, is rated for BOTH 120 vac AND 220 VAC and for ALL frequencies between 50 Hz and 60 Hz. CHECK YOUR OWN PRINTER. Yours may be different. That particular 220 vac - 120 vac converter should NOT be used under any circumstances at any time: Several fires have already been reported by previous converter users here at Amazon and on other sites. In general, a good consumer-safe, non-burning 220 vac/120 vac converter will change the AC voltages from a Euro-standard down to US common ac voltages, but will NOT change the frequency. Your printer will usually work fine once it is plugged in to a 120 VAC source. Look on the back of the printer near the power cord hook-in to verify: My Epson printer, for example, is rated for... » Read More That particular 220 vac - 120 vac converter should NOT be used under any circumstances at any time: Several fires have already been reported by previous converter users here at Amazon and on other sites. In general, a good consumer-safe, non-burning 220 vac/120 vac converter will change the AC voltages from a Euro-standard down to US common ac voltages, but will NOT change the frequency. Your printer will usually work fine once it is plugged in to a 120 VAC source. Look on the back of the printer near the power cord hook-in to verify: My Epson printer, for example, is rated for BOTH 120 vac AND 220 VAC and for ALL frequencies between 50 Hz and 60 Hz. CHECK YOUR OWN PRINTER. Yours may be different. « Show Less
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Not sure if compatible. Check the manual that came with the printer or check Epson's web site.
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No, the printer will NOT. Your computer, assuming the printer is hooked up to one, will do the work.
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I don't know. I use windows. I would hope that the Epson link would give you an answer.
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Depends on what kind of printer you have. If it has a USB cable, then it should work.
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The Epson 4880 has a print-bed of 17" wide, I believe, so I don't see any reason why this paper wouldn't work great with that printer. I personally love the paper so I'm sure it would work flawlessly with the 4880 as well.
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Check the Epson website for Windows 8 drivers, that will give you a definite answer, but I'm quite sure it would be compatible.
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I don't know if it does or not but i have used several receipt printers and it should work. I don't have any doubt why it shouldn't. Fyi, i used different pos. And it is connected as regular printer and that is why it will work.
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Yes it will. It uses a standard USB printer cable, WHICH does not come included with the printer. You can find one at Wal-Mart or any office supply store.
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I have a Epson Printer and the cable did not work. So I don't know if it will work for you.
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Not a direct answer, but I have an Epson WF-3540 and it works perfectly. No issue at all. Frankly, I decided the price was worth the risk - and it was for me.
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I use it in my Epson R2880 and love it. You could try it but be aware that your results will be different than those of us using Epson printers.
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Yes. I used it in my Epson wireless printer. No problems at all. Totally compatible
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Yes. The printer will read it like a thumb/jump drive. You should be able to print any picture on there.
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It should work with pretty much any printer out there. I used it on a color laser and a color HP inkjet...no problems on either.
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As far as I can tell It should work according to the specs on the printer it is Bluetooth compatible with a adapter like this one.
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Sorry, I bought the cable only to use with a very basic, inexpensive printer for document printing. Some of the documents do have photos or images, and they do print out but at a poor quality. I don't see why it wouldn't work with a photo printer, but I cannot say for certain.