What are the power requirements? I have a .55 Amp wall adapter, for use in office, will it work with it?
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Can not help you on this. The one that I purchase lasted about three months, straps broke and other problems so I toosed it.
36836
I am not sure about the power requirements for that, but it is a high quality item. My initial thought is that it would do that without any issues.
670086
Mine came with a "wall-wart" type USB power supply right in the box. Any 5v DC power supply that puts out 1.8 to 2.0 amps should work fine
1068866
This adapter is rated at .4 amps (400 ma). If your system needs 500 ma, it may work but you may lose features. I would look for an adapter that matches your rating.
1258616
It will work. I googled the plug size and that is the what matters. The power is adequately sized.
1646900
It should work just fine. Provided you have a big enough power supply. I personally use a 500 watt
647544
None... However, you must USE a separate power supply for the adapter. You must use at least 5 volts @ 2 Amps or 2000 mili-Amps or higher. It is use to power up what ever device that you going to use. Having a USB to power cord which came with the adapter is NOT good enough. My adapter plugs in deep into my laptop. I have problems with some USB devices because of the thickness of the USB end. It gets in the way of the laptop case. I use an extender to help resolve that problem.
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Hello Kirpal, From your question it sounds like you want to use it to power a computer. The answer would then be no. This is for powering devices that only use a small amount of power. Make sure that the voltage and current requirements for any device match the output of the adapter. Also, I would not use it to charge or power any devices that are very expensive because there are protective devices in more expensive power supplies that are absent here. Hope this helps.
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It's suitable for both 90-130 & 200-250 voltage bands. 'Conventional' Domestic & Small Office Plug-tops have little to relate them to voltage; could take up to 690 volts, but current is limited; can support 2,500 Watts maximum. I use these in Siam, where the cretins got brainwashed into changing from 220 volts to 230 volt by EEC fraudsters - as if it actually mattered! At 200-250 volts, it can support up to 10-amps. What isn't clear from the pictures, is whether the adaptor is correctly Polarised; the pins do appear to have an enlarged 'Neutral', but we can't see the 3-pin socket on the far side, & can't see whether it supports both 'round' & shield-profile 'Earthing' pins. It's suitable for both 90-130 & 200-250 voltage bands. 'Conventional' Domestic & Small Office Plug-tops have little to relate them to voltage; could take up to 690 volts, but current is limited; can support 2,500 Watts maximum. I use these in Siam, where the cretins got brainwashed into changing from 220 volts to 230 volt by EEC fraudsters - as if it actually mattered! At 200-250 volts, it can support up to 10-amps. What isn't clear from the pictures, is whether the adaptor is correctly Polarised; the pins do appear to have an enlarged 'Neutral', but we can't see the 3-pin socket on the far... » Read More It's suitable for both 90-130 & 200-250 voltage bands. 'Conventional' Domestic & Small Office Plug-tops have little to relate them to voltage; could take up to 690 volts, but current is limited; can support 2,500 Watts maximum. I use these in Siam, where the cretins got brainwashed into changing from 220 volts to 230 volt by EEC fraudsters - as if it actually mattered! At 200-250 volts, it can support up to 10-amps. What isn't clear from the pictures, is whether the adaptor is correctly Polarised; the pins do appear to have an enlarged 'Neutral', but we can't see the 3-pin socket on the far side, & can't see whether it supports both 'round' & shield-profile 'Earthing' pins. « Show Less
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at least 1300 watts, I believe. I just use the standard wall socket in my home (american). not sure what you would need if this was being used overseas.
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you need to add up all of your items in the computer to know what is needed. look at the original setup..it should have listed the power requirements for each item
548414
Nope. It needs 5V 2000mA. TV USB ports are just mean for powering USB sticks. So it will not support the power rating required. Same is true for self powered USB drive of large size (1TB). They do not work on USB port. But you can connect them to a powered USB hub and connect that to TV. That should probably work.
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It will work with the device you want. The device will only draw the necessary amps it needs therefore as long as the adapter has a greater amp rating you are fine. This is NOT true of voltage. Voltage must be exact to work under will not power the device (and perhaps ruin it) and over will defintely damage the device.
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My unit uses 35W and needs AC100-120V which is a regular wall current.you can purchase one that needs more Wattage
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Yes it will work. It comes with a USB adapter the plugs into a wall outlet.
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Read the USB wall pack's voltage input range. If it is ends up being only 110/120VAC 60Hz, then you can use another comparable output USB charger (amperage needs to be equal to or higher than the supplied pack).The USB side of things is not an issue, as 5VDC is the USB standard, so a wall adapter with USB charging ports on it will work just fine, so long as it is able to supply enough current (amps).The wall adapter is relatively inconsequential and equivalent ones made for your power grid are easily found if this one ends up not supporting your power grid.
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Not sure what you're asking. The power supply/ac adapter required 120vac (u.s. wall socket). But as I said in the review, I now have an Asus and am VERY happy with it. Cheers