Does this chip use AC or DC, and is this good enough to power it? Geeetech 150W Boost Converter DC-DC 10-32V to 12-35V Step Up Voltage Charger Module
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I bought the very same setup but had not hooked it up till I saw your question. My 12 volt power supply is only good to 5 amps but the converter boosted the voltage up to 33 volts no problem and the light is blinding at 60+ watts. I didn't have a heat sink on the 100 watt LED so I could only run it a few seconds. THe buck converter has some good heat sinks on it, your biggest issue will be to cool the LED. I have used a CPU cooling fan and run my other 100 watt LED as an adjustable lab bench light maxing out at a de-rated 30 Watts, it works amazingly well. You might want to put a small fan on the boost converter as well since 10 watts of dissipated power does add up. I bought the very same setup but had not hooked it up till I saw your question. My 12 volt power supply is only good to 5 amps but the converter boosted the voltage up to 33 volts no problem and the light is blinding at 60+ watts. I didn't have a heat sink on the 100 watt LED so I could only run it a few seconds. THe buck converter has some good heat sinks on it, your biggest issue will be to cool the LED. I have used a CPU cooling fan and run my other 100 watt LED as an adjustable lab bench light maxing out at a de-rated 30 Watts, it works amazingly well. You might want to put a small fan... » Read More I bought the very same setup but had not hooked it up till I saw your question. My 12 volt power supply is only good to 5 amps but the converter boosted the voltage up to 33 volts no problem and the light is blinding at 60+ watts. I didn't have a heat sink on the 100 watt LED so I could only run it a few seconds. THe buck converter has some good heat sinks on it, your biggest issue will be to cool the LED. I have used a CPU cooling fan and run my other 100 watt LED as an adjustable lab bench light maxing out at a de-rated 30 Watts, it works amazingly well. You might want to put a small fan on the boost converter as well since 10 watts of dissipated power does add up. « Show Less
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DC. Depends on how many amps that converter is rated for and how many volts at your input. At 12 volt input you will needs to pull 8.3 amps.
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Hi, deeply sorry for replying late. Mine came with a 5 Volt...1000mA (- o +)I don't understand why yours is missing the power adapter, but it shouldn't be expensive. You might find it in amazon or ebay for a cheap price.I hope you find the correct one, you don't want to burn your converter
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I checked the label on the power unit and it reads:AC/DC adaptorClass 2 power supplyModel: YL35-060080DInput: 120V AC 60Hz 2.5 WOutput: 6V DC 80mAWonder if you Google to help you find a replacement.Hey...I'd send you mine, but I use it too often. :)Renee
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No, only 12vdc charger. the input to the device is actually 15VDC. You can het a 30vdc to 15vdc (adjustable) converter circuit board from Ebay and perhaps Amazon. Altronix may have a charger card from a Amazon merchant. The output for jump starting is not 24vdc except for the laptop output which is 12-19 vdc.
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Input:100-240V~ 50/60 Hz .2A Output: 5V . 7A I use it at work with an LG Optimus G. It works good. Charging speed is 1%/2min. Which is about 30 sec more than regular charger.
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I do not own a DC adapter for it at all. I have been using solely battery power. Thanks
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The charger that came with mine has a 110VAC to 18VDC, 1100mA converter. I suppose you could swap the converter out for a 220VAC.
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What is the output voltage of the charger? Is it ac or dc. I suspect it is 12vdc, pin + but we have miss placed our charger and would like to get a new one. Thank you.
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It runs off of a 12v... 5.0 amp power supply....you can find them here on amazon for around $6 - $10 .....This link is very similar to the one I bought for thses lights and it works great....Good luckIntocircuit LCD 60W 12V 5A Adapter Charger for Benq LCD Monitors: FP2081,FP450,FP547,FP553,FP557,FP563,FP567,FP581,FP581,FP591,FP731
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No, the output will always be less than the input. If you want an higher voltage, search for 'boost converter'
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I can't find the instructions at the moment, but the charger says, "input: AC120V 60 Hz 2W, output DC2.3V 100 mA". Hope that helps.
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The power supply is good up to 240V. But it requires an adapter, probably, to plug into 220 V socket. It is made for US 110/120 volt socket. It has two prongs with NO ground prong.The specs are input = 100 to 2240 Volt 50-80 HZ. 150 mAoutput = 8 v dc 200mA
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Input: AC120V 60Hz 6W Output: 6.0VDC 300mA C UL US listed 18CR E240776 Hope all that helps! Makes no sense to me but it's whats on the plug of the charger!
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Hiactually Not compatible exactly 100% because the PA-1750 -24 the DC output :3.95A-75W ,,,,Anker Output DC:Output: 3.42A -65W but from my opinion search the exact model you need ,and exact powerbetter than because the electronic component very sensitiveno problem if you want use for some days Best Regards
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No!! The previous reply from 2013 is incorrect. I made my purchase based on this and have just received the package. The charger states it is rated 120v and 50/60Hz 240W. Volts and Watts are VERY different!!! You will still need a step down transformer for AU usage!!!
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Should be GCi technologiesModel No: AM-12800Input: 120Vac 60Hz 15WOutput: 12VDC 800mA
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I used this on a clients setup, so I don't have it here to look at. As far as I remember it was a standard 120V wall wart type of power supply.