What is the amperage of this amplifier (AR1500M)? I'll plug it in a electrical plug, i need to adapt a charge.
2010778
Hello. The current draw of this amplifier is 30 amps. I'm not exactly sure what you plan to do with this amplifier, but keep in mind this amp required +12v DC. It will not work when connected to an 110 volt AC electrical outlet. You will need a 30 amp power supply to provide +12v to this amplifier to work inside a building.
1958127
I bought this for my refrigerator. It's plugged into a regular wall socket. Couldn't tell you the amps.
968894
I have the owner's manual, buy I can't find it right now. The amps can't be that much - the attached cord is only 14AWG.
1033113
Not enough information is provided to answer your question. As a properly licensed radio amateur who has studied electronics, you will know to compare the current draw of your radio at full power to the amperage available from the power supply you wish to use.
484761
I took out my 30 amp plug and replaced it with this 15 amp. My set up is a 6x12 box trailer. "Not a RV" I hook my Honda 2000 generator to it all the time. Only power is a microwave and a coffee pot. Maybe the occasional PowerTool or light. I mostly did this so I wouldn't have to have an adapter. The trailer originally came with a 30 amp locking plug.
1283049
Sorry 15 should be 15AMPs and 123 watts should be 145 watts.My typing stinks
2120317
5.5 mm x 2.1 mm works. I ordered two with plugs sizes that were close and the 5.5mmx2.1mm fits perfectly. You can find a supply here on Amazon. I got one rated for 1000mA (1A) for less than $8, the extra current capacity doesn't matter.
1163244
I cannot answer your question without knowing the output of your amplifier. You need to be more concerned with the output of your amp than the watts of your speaker.
181392
Use a flat screwdriver for the resistor you pointed out. I cranked mine up to 13v with no issues. I use about 15 amps for a ham radio transceiver.
32588
Hang on while I go look. There is a tag on the bottom that states 120V A. C., 60 Hz., 1.5 A. I would have guessed it would have a higher amperage need. Additionally, there is no mention of voltage or amperage requirements in the Owner's Guide.
719656
I do not know where to look for the amp number, did you look at the spec info on the products page?
162272
I wanted to post a picture of the adapter as I didn't want to worry about typos... so here it goes... let me know if I missed anything... Power Supply Model: DYS404-120300W Speaker Model: B0514 Input: 100-240V-50/60Hz 1.0A Output: 12.0V=3.0A I hope that is the info you were after.
1532510
It won't power your device. With amperage, you need to EXCEED the rating, not fall short. In other words, if your device needed 1000mA to run, you could use this universal adapter which pushes 300mA more than 1000mA. But your device apparently needs 1500mA, and 1300mA won't power it.
1650639
Both voltage and current should match. Unlike other consumer electronic, amps have very specific voltage and current requirements. Look at the power input on your amp and make sure it is 14V 3A. Else find another adapter or power supply.
1129157
Be sure the adaptor you bought is 6volts DC (not AC) and that the center conductor of the plug that goes into you radio is the negative conductor (this is a bit unusual)
569647
I don't have one, sorry. Look in your manual, all you have to do is match the voltage and amps. I don't have my original one either.
1523527
Manufacturers website says 120volts/470watts. No amp info. Sounds perfect for my Semi with 1000watt inverter and limited space. Gotta get me one.