LED projector with Specs:Voltage100-240VAC (Auto Switching), 50/60Hz (universal) Consumption 235W (typ) / <1W (stand-by mode) Will Cobra work?
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Yes the 3000 watt AC Inverter is more than enough to run the 235 watt projector as long as you have enough battery to run it. I have a dual battery van that this is working on and it runs much heaver equipment than your projector.
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Yes, Cobra CPI-1175/3000W will work just fine. Unknowns: Time-length of a single use. How much battery they have. (2 deep-cycle batteries in-parallel will dbl time. The shorter and thicker the stranded, copper cables are from batt-to-Cobra, the better results for use-duration. The Cobra suggested cable size works great for me. My use is for a sump pump back-up.) Don't use common extension cords for the batt-to-Cobra connection - dangerous to do, could cause a fire from over heating. Recharge slowly, when done using batt/Cobra system. Don't try to charge batt while using system, thinking you'll get more time. This is a big NONO. So, good luck, and project away! Yes, Cobra CPI-1175/3000W will work just fine. Unknowns: Time-length of a single use. How much battery they have. (2 deep-cycle batteries in-parallel will dbl time. The shorter and thicker the stranded, copper cables are from batt-to-Cobra, the better results for use-duration. The Cobra suggested cable size works great for me. My use is for a sump pump back-up.) Don't use common extension cords for the batt-to-Cobra connection - dangerous to do, could cause a fire from over heating. Recharge slowly, when done using batt/Cobra system. Don't try to charge batt while using system, thinking... » Read More Yes, Cobra CPI-1175/3000W will work just fine. Unknowns: Time-length of a single use. How much battery they have. (2 deep-cycle batteries in-parallel will dbl time. The shorter and thicker the stranded, copper cables are from batt-to-Cobra, the better results for use-duration. The Cobra suggested cable size works great for me. My use is for a sump pump back-up.) Don't use common extension cords for the batt-to-Cobra connection - dangerous to do, could cause a fire from over heating. Recharge slowly, when done using batt/Cobra system. Don't try to charge batt while using system, thinking you'll get more time. This is a big NONO. So, good luck, and project away! « Show Less
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This kit comes with Power Supply. Input AC 100-240V, Output DC 24V. You could plug the Power Supply into the switchable outlet or buy a separate Hardware Kit if you want to hard wire the lights (Lightkiwi 40 Watt Dimmable transformer and Lightkiwi LED Wall Dimmer Switch Item#Q3977)
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This is a 120 volt system. You'd need a step down transformer as well as a bulb adapter. If you want LED, buy something designed for it.
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Hello Jordi,I recently bought this projector for India where there is PAL system. I have not tested this with TV signal connected yet. I am using the projector mostly for movies, internet and games. I am guessing the PAL/NTSC should not be any issue. There is no problem with power supply (110/220) or power frequency (50/60 hz).
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All the 5050 leds draw approx 0.2W per LEd, if the strip is 300 leds that's 60W, 60W at 12V is 5A. So if you run them in white at full brightness you will need a 5A 12V supply, If you have less you may have problems with the remote not working correctly and an overloaded supply can burn out and if you get low enough in Voltage the white button will give you red, and there are a host of other strange colors that do not follow the correct button color. In most cases 2A will most likely work at low brightness but at full brightness it wont be enough.
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I've never used it on 240 personally. Both the manual and the projector say it does. I could not find a switch so it must switch automatically. Great little unit though. Good luck.
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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
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None worth wasting time buying this product. These are junk they will not put out 110 volts. Regardless of what COBRAS techs say, hey should take this product off the market or give them away for free.
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Yes, just a standard 12VAC wire-wound transformer, Malibu, etc. will do. It does not have to be specially for LED (diku). Most good old transformers weigh a couple pounds and about twice the size of your hand. (I don't like these new light weight electronic transformers) This should power a couple dozen 1W lamps. For correct sizing compare your transformer with a new one and read the label. It's best to oversize the transformer a little more than just adding up the watts of the lamps. If you are planning a large (many dozen) system, get help.
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Sorry Jeremy, we don't know...our mechanic hooked it up. It is compatible with the Cobra CPI 1575 Inverter, which we connected to an auxilliary battery.
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Yes. Voltage: 100/240 VSpecs: http://www.usa.philips.com/c/light-therapy/coloured-sunrise-simulation-hf3520_60/prd/en/;jsessionid=1FC773A042329CB97E58A7BC0E1311C6.app121-drp1?t=specifications
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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.
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Hey there... 120V AC 50Watts. I use a 100W adaptor for my set and it works well for me in Singapore (same supply values with Australia). When it comes to AC auto-transformers I always use at least double the power needed as manufacturers typically inflate the real output capabilities of these adaptors. Azad
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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.
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Ok, just have the original one under my eyes.brand is EVER GLOW.CLASS 2 TRANSFORMERMODEL NO: DCU130060INPUT: 120VAC 60Hz 15WOUTPUT: 13VDC 600mAPS: I used it in France, forgot it could not support 220/230 volts, and it just burnt, so I have to buy another one, but it works perfectly fine in North America.
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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.
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bottom of projector says input: 6V. The plug says input: 100-240v ~ 50-60Hz 150mA output: 6V - 500mA