What accessories would I need to hook up to a standard 120V plug? Would that allow for adjustment of RPM?
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You wouldn't need any accessories to adjust the RPM through software. It also has a 3 to 4 pin adapter that will basically put in a mode where it adjusts based on the CPU usage. You can also use a fan controller like the NZXT sentry mix 2 and manually adjust it..thats what I do.
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That would be impractical.This is a fan fed by DC so you would need some kind of AC-DC converter to output 12V DC voltage.For RPM you would have to variate your DC voltage in the range of 8-12V or use something that outputs PWM signal similar to one being generated in the motherboard.
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This is a computer fan - not a fan that you would use for, say, cooling a room, so you wouldn't be hooking it up to a standard 120V A/C plug. You would need to hook this to an A/C to D/C converter of some kind (like a computer power supply) that provides between 5V to 13V D/C output.
770783
It's 100-240vAC, 50-60hz. You might need an adaptor for funky foreign plugs though.
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the one that came with mine was only for 120v you would need a converter or a power adapter for that voltage!
1445472
It is doubtful that the plug will be adaptable to the 120 outlet, it will not work. You can buy one at best buy or radio shack that will solve your problem
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If you "Google" "Do I need an electric adaptor, you will find the information you need. Here is the link:
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you need a transormer that will step down the voltage, convert the cycles & fit into your receptacle. i have used a number of times for US items when I was in China & Hong Kong. you can purchase one here on amazon. just search "step down transformer" and you will see a whole bunch pop up. make sure you purchase one that equals or exceeds the amperage draw and make sure you have an adapter for the power cord plug which you can buy here or in the country where you will use. according to online specs, motor is 1/3 hp and at 120 volts it draws 2.5 amps so 120x2.5=300 watts x1.5 so you need a 450 - 500 watt transformer and prices seem to average in the low $30 range. i doubt you will use this sander very ofter so if you have other 120V items that you wish to power, just make sure you choose a transformer that is high enough rated to cover your other items as well.
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Without knowing the specific demand of your tool, it's a bit hard to say. The female plug will accept either a standard 15-amp or 20-amp 220V male plug. The relay itself is rated at 15 amps, however. Personally, I use it with a 2HP 220V dust collector, and I've never had a problem. The device suits my needs because my dust collector is isolated in another room of my shop (for noise control), and this device works through the wall.
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Machine comes factory wired (molded plug) for a standard 220 volt welder outlet. Also included in the box is a 220 volt to 120 volt adapter cable. Use as it comes on 220 or just plug in the adapter cable and connect to a 20 amp 120 volt plug. Your output will be limited to about 20 amps output or so, but it will work. Be sure you have a clean, dry oil free air, and set the machine gauge at 60-70 psi.
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Yes, it puts-out 220 volts along with regular 120. All you need is the correct plug, a 3 prong locking type.
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There's no 120V AC plug. This is strictly DC-to-DC, 12V down to whatever you select. No idea what that notation means in the description; maybe that part should be removed.
98981
It's 100-240vAC, 50-60hz.You might need an adaptor for funky foreign plugs though.
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The MinnKota MK220D is designed to plug into 120 volt power source- any heavy gauge extension cord will work.
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You would have to get an inverter to have that work properly. It comes with an un-grounded, 2 prong plug that is meant for 120
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I do not have an adapter for my car but I believe it would be easy to set up. The fan comes with a 110V transformer, cord and fan plug. All you would need to operate from a car is a cigarette plug for your car (to fit into the car electrical outlet) and enough cord to fit your needs plus a small plug to fit the fan. Purchase a small plug similar to the one on the end of the current 120V cord that will fit the fan and attach it to the cord with the cigarette plug already mentioned. Since the fan operates off 12V it should work fine. Be aware that it will eventually run the car battery down. You will need some basic electrical knowledge to make this cord up. If your basic electrical knowledge is limited suggest you find a friend who could help. Good luck.
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I think not it comes standard with 120Volts.You would probably need a "stepup" transformer adapter
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Well, I googled a picture of a 220V outlet, and it has 3 holes, whereas the plug on this fan is standard 2 prong, so I assume an adaptor would be necessary. Directions included with fan just state it's for use in a standard 120V AC, 60Hz outlet. They recommend against plugging it into any extension cords or surge protectors, to reduce risk of fire hazard. I'd suggest contacting their customer service dept directly at: producthelp@laskoproducts.com
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Nothing to adjust. The attached transformer automatically adjusts between 110 / 220 volts. You do need an adapter for the plug depending on what county you are using it in.