Does this have circuit protection and can I use the Panasonic unprotected 8650 in ti?
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It has the standard protection for reverse voltage being applied to the Cree LEDs and to keep them from using too much current. Protection when using Lithium batteries is needed inside the battery itself. If too much current is being used or charged a Lithium battery can overheat and explode or burst into flames. Always used Lithium rechargeable batteries having the internal protection built into it.
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You need protected cells in all high-current flashlights such as this one. With batteries in series, it is impossible to protect each cell from one circuit - it has to be in each cell.
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I've installed this at my main service panel and I believe all appliances are protected. I no longer do electrical work as a career, therefore I would contact the manufacturer for exact specifications. You know CYA.
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Not sure. I reccomend calling Panasonic in person. That way you will know for sure. The number should be on the internet. Sorry I couldn't help.
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If you have 120 V/60 Hrtz electricity, I do not see why not. But since it is built for American market, you may want to confirm from Panasonic directly.
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Yes, it works on different circuits, but please be aware, and this may of been an isolated issue with my units, but they fried everything I connected them to (a desktop PC, a network switch and a security camera DVR). I had my power checked and all is well with my power in my house.
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Not familiar with that particular model, but it will work with Panasonic LANC protocol in general. If there is a 1/8" jack input labeled "LANC" then you should be fine.
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It does not give any kind of rating for protection, it just states: built-in fuse; over-load / short circuit / surge protection
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Just like any electronics 1 year manufacturer defects, register with Panasonic (instruction comes with tv) for added in home protection. I would and did spend the 300 for square trade for 5 year in home as well. I did so because that way I font have to worry about it for that long w in home service because I saved more than that buy purchasing it through amazon. Its an amazing tv cnets top reviews ever Google the settings for it and put them in when you get it, you will have to do so for each input DVD, cable, etc.
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Hi ds8944! The one I have is Uniden dect 6.0 and it works very well for our needs. You would have to call Uniden and have them send you a pamphlet on their cordless options. Their probably online somewhere as well. Call your toll free directory assistance for a number to call. You might want to try the same with Panasonic since they have never let me down either. Hope this helps! Pat T (have back lit keys!!!)
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To be sure, visit Panasonic's website and download manual for both. Comparability will be stated in the manuals.
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Thanks Pat T!I will email both uniden & Panasonic & see what they say!God Bless! I appreciate your help!Sincerely,Ds8944
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http://www.cooperindustries.com/content/dam/public/bussmann/Transportation/Circuit%20Protection/resources/datasheets/BUS_Tns_DS_18X_CIRCUITBREAKER.pdf
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Not sure. I wired both normally so both would have surge protection. Would advise contacting Leviton to get best answer.
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no,plus i could not program the other options,plus it had a short in this phone. i could not get any help from the phones tec dept. i`m surprised that panasonic did a poor job on this product. i allways had good things to say about panasonic in the past. this phone is quite cheap but if i was any of you out there i would spend a little more money on another phone.
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Don't know the answer to your question., but you should be able to find the manual and mechanical specs on Panasonic's website.
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I haven't a clue. It would be nice to know. Isn't there a 800 no for Panasonic to call ?
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Thanks!However, I found that the generically obtainable AC-DC converters do not have a tip that will work with the Panasonics.And, although I bought my phone system in the US, as other users have found, the US power supplies (with the dual flat blades) also work with an easy to find US to Euro mains plug adapter (flat blade to pin-type). The power supply apparently has internal sensing circuitry that permists 110-240v AC mains input, and still provides the appropirate DC output, even though it is not so labeled.