on model# ST-CXR are both receivers plug-in (AC 110V) or is one receiver plug-in and the second receiver battery operated?
1980549
Yes, both receivers are plug in. But similar models do have a "one plug-in" and "one battery operated" options. So read the descriptions from the sellers well. This model is also available with two push-button units and one, two or three receivers.
1130278
I ordered both, they screwed up and sent 2 of the 1.2 volt. Sorry, can't help.
396849
That is a good question. I'm not sure if you can buy adicional receivers, you can ask them when you are ready to place an order. The use regular double A batteries and yes you can use rechargable double a batteries, not include it.
1385989
Only the receiver plugs in to 110V. The transmitter has a 9V battery that last longer than a year and is easy to replace - the unit flips down. I have been using one over a side iron gate for years. I was so pleased with this product I recently purchased another receiver and 2 transmitters. I plan to mount one over my driveway.
2116224
I know you only want the AC/DC output, but have the part right here. The manufacture for the PS is Radio Systems Corporation. PN: 650-229 MOD: AS-A12750-BR PRI: 120V-60Hz @0.15A SEC: 12V ~750maHope this helps!
2092322
Well the power supply for the receiver is switchable. It comes from the factory with EU. UK. And US power adapters. You just clip on the plug that fits the country you are in. The operating voltage range is 110 to 240 volts. I don't see an issue with the voltage as long as the plug fits the plug in. You will need a 1/4 inch instrument cable to plug the receiver into the sound system. The receiver only has the 1/4 inch output it does not have a XLR (mic cable) output so the 1/4 inch instrument cable is required. Other than the cable you shouldn't need any other accessories. Except batteries. But this unit has very good battery time. Well the power supply for the receiver is switchable. It comes from the factory with EU. UK. And US power adapters. You just clip on the plug that fits the country you are in. The operating voltage range is 110 to 240 volts. I don't see an issue with the voltage as long as the plug fits the plug in. You will need a 1/4 inch instrument cable to plug the receiver into the sound system. The receiver only has the 1/4 inch output it does not have a XLR (mic cable) output so the 1/4 inch instrument cable is required. Other than the cable you shouldn't need any other accessories. Except batteries.... » Read More Well the power supply for the receiver is switchable. It comes from the factory with EU. UK. And US power adapters. You just clip on the plug that fits the country you are in. The operating voltage range is 110 to 240 volts. I don't see an issue with the voltage as long as the plug fits the plug in. You will need a 1/4 inch instrument cable to plug the receiver into the sound system. The receiver only has the 1/4 inch output it does not have a XLR (mic cable) output so the 1/4 inch instrument cable is required. Other than the cable you shouldn't need any other accessories. Except batteries. But this unit has very good battery time. « Show Less
1109321
The receivers plug into any household outlets. The ringer has a battery inside of it. Just think of the ringer as a transmitter. When you push the button on the ringer, it transmits a signal to the receivers. The battery in the ringer is very easy to replace.
1138659
Sorry. J Dziak is correct about location of the battery. It is in the receiver unit.
46721
Both of these machines are rated for 220/240 volts ac and 50/60 Hz. The "r" stands for the color red and the "s" stands for the color silver. I hope this helps you.
480561
Hi jody it is powered by both,the ac plug adapter and then the battery for backup.only thing though the battery keeps falling out when moved to fill so I finally just taped it and that holds it in but wasn't happy for the price that is has that flaw.
1290696
Thank you, your explanation is much appreciated. Here in Australia the voltage is rated at 240v as you say double the receivers 120v requirement. I think all power supplies can vary +/- 10v I understand that to be the case in the US where the local supply is rated at 120v.
897682
This is the DX7s 7-Ch DSMX Radio System with AR8000 Receiver; while there is a transmitter battery included there is no receiver battery included. Additionally, servo motors and switch harness are not included.It's a very good Transmitter/Receiver combo.Cheers
172092
110 volt but not s fan. Unit extremely heavy so hand gets tired and bade heats up to where u can't hold it.
1079281
Receiver powered. No external power required. I'm using them for rear surround speakers and they do an awesome job !
955739
The battery cable has two wires with "female clips" that fit on the batteries two male receivers, one positive and one negative. Very simple to figure out and use.
2263353
They both have batteries. My transmitter battery went dead a couple times, but I never had a low battery message, just blank displays. I operate the receiver on a/c so never had dead batteries there. LT
1387760
I don't know if this receiver comes in 220v Check Manufactor. Myself I did not care for this unit. Maybe I just got a bad one. Good luck. Cambridge Audio is UK made their equipment is tops.