Will this work for my projector? It is an Epson Powerlite 2000 The powere requirements are Power Supply Voltage: 100 - 240 VAC &plusmn;10% , 50/60 Hz
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looks like the projector uses 280w to 300w while running, call it 3 Amps, 18awg is 10A max, a quick look at the spec sheet show the use of the hp power connector. for normal use, this should let you set the projector up and reach the wall power that has been just out of reach with the short cord provided.
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Since I do not know it, I am not experienced with this projector. I have used it, with a Projector Sny Vpl-90. I wait to have helped yourself. My Englishman excuses, belongs to translator Google.
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This will work for roku, however, I haven't used it for a projector so idk.
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In the spec sheet it says it will work with 240v, you will probably just need the correct power cord or adapter. They also sometimes times have a small switch you might have to move from 120 to 240 http://m.benq.com/product/projector/MX505/specs/
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Yes, that is the projector I have. You will only need to use the short arms, you won't need the extension pieces. The Epson 2030 is pretty awesome, you will not be disappointed!
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The projector is rated for 100 to 240ac volt so 220 should work with the right adapter ( should have to just get a 220 power cord) I live in Europe but I have it plugged in a 110 socket. I will post a picture of the sticker with the power information
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The Epson 5020 includes a power supply that is 50/60 Hz AC, and accepts 200-240 V AC at 1.6 amps (or 100-120 V AC at 3.7 amps. Hope this helps.
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We have the Epson 8100 projector and it worked perfect. Hooked up the PS4 the other day to it and the graphics were great! My teenage boys said they can not tell the difference from the original Epson bulb. Also installed the bulb within minutes.
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Search ebay for the seller dwallen2.He sells Epson OEM lamps for ~27$ each. They are legit and work great in my projector.
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Yes, just purchase a US to European plug adapter. I think they are around 5USD. Then plug your Universal Projector power-cord into that and plug that into the wall. Voila, power from a European Outlet.
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I don't know for sure. The kit has lots of adaptors with few instructions. If your projector has mounting points in the case, it probably will work. If not, send it back.
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Since I live in US and only use the projector here I don't know. Would contact Epson directly
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If the BenQ MS504 video projector runs in 120V and supports three prongs power connector, the Belkin AC Replacement Power Cord will work.
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It would depend on the projector and it's power consumption. However, if it's an outdoor projector system, I really doubt it.
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Yes, you could...but only if you bought an adapter. This projector is a low volt (110 to 120) and I think Australia is mainly high voltage (220 to 240) right?. So it would work if you got an adapter that could transform the power "up" if you will. Australia uses a type 1 adapter.
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I would avoid the best priced bulb in favor of an epson brand bulb from the website (for this projector). I have been using projectors (and replacing bulbs accordingly) for years and an inferior bulb will have a horrible output, which will cause a clear loss of quality and contrast. Also buying from anyone other than the manufacturer could get you a knock off. Sorry I did not source a link for you here, but that is my experienced advice.
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Is this question regarding the power supply or the video? or something else? The power supply is universal 100 to 240VAC. The projector itself uses a standard DELL power plug that takes 19.2VDC. If your video source can provide HDMI 720p or VGA up to 960x720 (it actually can take more, but it scales the image).