whichwhat voltage this monitor work 12 volts or 6 volts?
1991682
This is a fine little monitor. It will work on 9 volts (best), but not on 6 volts. It will probably work from a 12 volt adapter - but the higher voltage may shorten its useful life. (If finding a 9 volt switching adapter is a problem, you can buy them from Amazon and/or EBay - they're very inexpensive.)
1991683
I did a search and all indicates it is 5v, I think some auction listing have a converter for it
1991684
I hadn't a professional look at mine and like people hadn't said before., it doesn't work at all no matter however you hook it up. A piece of junk. I hit the trash with it. Made 2 points.
38664
6v, 12v, 24v doesnt really matter. The faster it spines the higher the volts. That is after you add a rectifier. The wires coming out of the unit is AC 3phase.
611537
Sorry to inform u that these monitors are not 220volts capatiable only 120v
1039748
yes to the computer question......don't know about the 12 volts maybe with a inverter.
1819351
Just plug the monitor to a 9V battery that you can buy from the Dollar Tree. Red wire to the positive and black wire to the negative. Use one of those "TV GAMES" joysticks with the built-in games to test it. I tried it yesterday and it worked great!
469395
It is very close to 12 volts, and varies very little.The voltage is also not adjustable.Mine measured 12.08V.
4359
If you knew it was a monitor why did you ask for TV voltage as I do not know the answer. They have adapters to regulate voltage in different countries.
2199603
I have purchased three of these. two for one house and one for another house. I use a 6A power supply. I would not use a power supply less than 1.5A. I have had one monitor go bad a few months ago. But it was the monitor not the power supply.
469389
It is very close to 12 volts, and varies very little. The voltage is also not adjustable. Mine measured 12.08V.
1433493
More correctly, no, the unit requires 12 volts DC. However, you can buy a wall wart on Amazon or eBay that will do the job. You'll want one with an OUTPUT stated to be 12 vdc (volts DC), and 2 amps or greater. You'll have to connect the power supply wires to the monitor wires yourself.
1760215
Hi,I think it is 6 volts. For exact electrical specs contact Chamberlain at chamberlain.comKevin
53955
According to Dahua website the power consumption is 6W. Therefore 6W/12V=0.5A.
796340
Nope, dual 6 volt battery setup= 12 volts. I think I saw this panel available in 12 volts though. I have purchased six of these and love them so I hope you can make it work!
2158843
I haven't tested it, but I don't see why not. It's just a remote on/off switch. As far as I know, a switch that does 12v will also do 6v. Quote from the Internet: "The switch doesn't care (generally) what the voltage is (within reason)." - Danny in CO
186241
Reading from the "Wall Wart" that came with the enclosure:Input 100-240v. 50-60Hz. 0.6AOutPut 12v 2.0A
1757339
You will need a 12VDC power supply, the one I am using is rated at 300mA. This one should work fine: B006GEPUYA. You will have to cut the end off of the power supply and connect it to the two power wires on the monitor.
162609
Here is a number you can call 800-621-5485 7am - 5 pm Central time Mon-Friday. I ready don't know both use 15 amps 6v & 12 v. If you try the manual on a 12v, I would think it would only charge 6 volts.