WILL THIS DUMP FROM COLLECTOR TO ANOTHER
2008831
some have posted something about operating the controller at 220v vice 110v...my question is "does this unit plug into the 110 house outlet?
2008832
I don't fully understand your question; this is a controller designed to be used in conjunction with a collector or series of collectors as well as a tank. The thermal probes included with this controller will detect the temperature of your collector in relation to the temperature of your tank, and in default mode, will then turn on your circulation pump (sold separately) when the collector is 8 degrees hotter than the tank, to cycle the heat in your collector into your tank. There are also modes you can set so that it only circulates at certain times of day, or at different temperature settings, or constantly to protect against freezing if you are not using antifreeze, or by a simple on/off switch.
2008833
I don't fully understand your question; this is a controller designed to be used in conjunction with a collector or series of collectors as well as a tank. The thermal probes included with this controller will detect the temperature of your collector in relation to the temperature of your tank, and in default mode, will then turn on your circulation pump (sold separately) when the collector is 8 degrees hotter than the tank, to cycle the heat in your collector into your tank. There are also modes you can set so that it only circulates at certain times of day, or at different temperature settings, or constantly to protect against freezing if you are not using antifreeze, or by a simple on/off switch. I don't fully understand your question; this is a controller designed to be used in conjunction with a collector or series of collectors as well as a tank. The thermal probes included with this controller will detect the temperature of your collector in relation to the temperature of your tank, and in default mode, will then turn on your circulation pump (sold separately) when the collector is 8 degrees hotter than the tank, to cycle the heat in your collector into your tank. There are also modes you can set so that it only circulates at certain times of day, or at different temperature... » Read More I don't fully understand your question; this is a controller designed to be used in conjunction with a collector or series of collectors as well as a tank. The thermal probes included with this controller will detect the temperature of your collector in relation to the temperature of your tank, and in default mode, will then turn on your circulation pump (sold separately) when the collector is 8 degrees hotter than the tank, to cycle the heat in your collector into your tank. There are also modes you can set so that it only circulates at certain times of day, or at different temperature settings, or constantly to protect against freezing if you are not using antifreeze, or by a simple on/off switch. « Show Less
1567055
Not at the same time time (it's a single output supply). But it is a "floating" supply. By connecting the red output to another supply's ground or common , the green output will be "negative" relative to the common connection.
1104661
I can't answer your question. I'm in the process of moving and my tower is in storage.
1239490
I suspect not. But let me remember to measure what I still have left unused. A hint might helpful to you - the device is designed permanently open and when backup happens, the float will be lifted and close. I found during the whole time when there is no backup, which is true for maybe the life of the device, it'll collect all kinds of debris so it can't really close tightly when it needs to. What I did was adding a spring to the top of the shaft connected to the float and make it permanently close. In case you have water on the floor to drain, just push the float down to drain it. But anyway, I'll come back to you about the size. I suspect not. But let me remember to measure what I still have left unused. A hint might helpful to you - the device is designed permanently open and when backup happens, the float will be lifted and close. I found during the whole time when there is no backup, which is true for maybe the life of the device, it'll collect all kinds of debris so it can't really close tightly when it needs to. What I did was adding a spring to the top of the shaft connected to the float and make it permanently close. In case you have water on the floor to drain, just push the float down to drain it. But... » Read More I suspect not. But let me remember to measure what I still have left unused. A hint might helpful to you - the device is designed permanently open and when backup happens, the float will be lifted and close. I found during the whole time when there is no backup, which is true for maybe the life of the device, it'll collect all kinds of debris so it can't really close tightly when it needs to. What I did was adding a spring to the top of the shaft connected to the float and make it permanently close. In case you have water on the floor to drain, just push the float down to drain it. But anyway, I'll come back to you about the size. « Show Less
1934537
It belongs to my husband. He says he does not know but that he does not use the collection box since they don't all fit. He uses the original boxes the games came in. I can tell you he owns about 6 of the games.
160275
Yes and you will be dumping it frequently. It is plastic and has some government mandated safety switches that seem to be less than a precision fit/alignment. And because the unit is so small, you will need to bend over frequently. In other words, it is short, however it does destroy anything you feed it ffor 2 minutes and it takes 30 minutes before you can use it again.an
2106849
No...this is a Recovery device only...You have to recharge the unit. ("Recycling" is not something that's done by field technicians - that is done in rather large facilities that specialize in this process.)
779267
It depends on the size of the hard drive you use. Also, it can overwrite to create endless loop
690711
My unit is in storage until the second week of February becsuse I'm moving so I can't answer now. If your still interested come the middle of February then ask agdin and I'll be glad to answer.
406040
Yes, you can. I did that when I first got this can. However, I ended up really regretting this purchase. The garbage can is just too small, and the customer service folks weren't at all willing to work with me on an exchange.
1972512
Yes, as long as your not transferring more then 230gig to the new drive. As far as transferring all your info they make a bunch of cloning software. BUT! I highly recommend just reinstall everything from scratch and only transferring what you need from your old to new drive. It will make it run a lot smoother and cleaner.
486262
No. The larger part of this product plugs directly into a hard drive. From their you take the data off the old by plugging in the USB end into the new laptop. The second USB is for extra power to the old hard drive.
1292441
No, It actually is garbage does'nt work in any configuration. i threw it out. don't waste your money
1319897
If I understand your question, the answer is yes. It transfers everything on the original exactly as it is. I hope this helps.
1093352
You con put it on future computers, just as long s you uninstall it from your previous computers and transfer the serial the new computer.
1992479
you just hold it over garbage can and push button to dump it. you may have to remove string or thread items from the brushes
556788
Yes. I found out just the other day. You need to format the Target Drive before duplication. I did mine, took forever but, No Errors !