Is the projector also supports electric barrage of 220 volts?
890473
There is no switch on the unit to convert from 110 to 220. The power cord that comes with the unit is standard USA. The unit does require the download of software from overseas site.
1939893
The short answer is no - but I don't that that is viable with this item. It is glass with an opaque back, and there is glare from ambient light, so it's not likely a projector would be workable.
671365
This is straight from the manual. AC Input Voltage AC: 100 ~ 240VLink to manual http://www.asus.com/Monitors_Projectors/VG27AH/#support_Download_30
577443
Yes... It has a special adapter from the projector but ends in standard VGA cable... Hope it helps!
1041419
I don't know. The seller, who specializes in slide projectors, would be able to answer this question.
1238658
hello- since your projector requires power, you can plug your chromecast power supply in the same outlets as your projector.
1622439
Hi, As long as you buy and ac converter (220 to 110) you will be able to use it. This projector is NTSC and PAL compatible.
1374741
Currently have it running through the USB port on projector. It does come with a plug adapter if USB is not an option.
541120
No. These should be powered by an amp or receiver. The projector would not have the required output.
1020294
The projector comes with an AC power adapter. An "Optional Battery for P300" is available, which is a custom rechargeable battery pack made by AAXA. It is model number KP600-02. It is available from many sources online, including a couple of Amazon Marketplace vendors. The price is about $25. The projector is supposed to operate for over one hour with battery power, but at a reduced light output. I got it as an emergency backup only, if I lose AC power during a presentation.
801327
no it can not.... bewcause the usb cord is to heavy and pulls the projector in weird position.... maybe if you build a cabinet to hold it stiif then yes it would work.... it truly is the worse purchase i have ever made....
1461601
Yes, it uses AC power. Mine plugs into a power strip which goes into the wall. I've never used a projector so I can't comment on that, but we get more than enough volume in our living room. If you like huge bass and massive volume though, you might want to spend a little more and buy a more powerful sound bar. This bar would be what I call an entry level product that improves TV sound substantially for casual listeners, but perhaps not enough for power listeners.
1483744
The projector works perfectly fine both in US (110v) and in India(220v) without the need for any converter. Here is what the spec sheet says: AC input 100-240V, 50-60Hz, auto-switching
2153833
Yes but you need a USB to DC wire for that and make sure the DC connector fit the projector's socket or modify the cable for that. I have an extra DC cable from other old device and hence just solder it with a USB cable. It's working fine with my powerbank USB battery that support 5V 2A.
1563278
No, it most likely does not have the drivers for a projector. It is used for USB flash drives and gaming controllers mostly.
107598
Don't know. Never got it to work long enough to determine. Had to return the projector because of it's unreliable condition.
1877882
Here is the one I purchased and it works great! Elite Screens Spectrum, 84-inch 4:3, 4K Home Theater Electric Motorized Drop Down Projection Projector Screen, ELECTRIC84VIt is electric and comes with both a wired and wireless remote.....really nice screen at a nice price!