question wasn't answered yet - how many amps does each dvd player use
2083387
thats info is not anywhere. run off standard 12v line, battery, fuse box, or cigarette adapters. Power Consumption : &lt; 8 W
881390
Many portable DVD players use proprietary 3.5mm cable scheme. So the conventional wiring will often not work.
1453981
You need a bridge rectifier to convert to DVD voltage, radio shack should have then in stock
1980865
I finally found the current requirement for the unit. The barely visible label says 1.8 amps at 120 volts. I hope that this helps.
1042298
I don't know the amps needed, I use one of the "booster" 12v units to power it without any problems.
898508
Don't know the amps, husband does all that. Has seat and low back warmers. High-low-off.
274318
The AC/DC adapter that I bought with the 12 volt says: OUTPUT 9VDC 2000mA. This was the compatable pair for the DVD player. I have found both work very well.
674535
Don't buy it. They are junk. Mine started putting out over 165 volts and burned up a flat screen tv and dvd player after only being used about three times. Customer support is nonexistent.
504838
Thanks for the response but that's ok. I already got an ac adaptor for the dvd. I needed it. So, thanks.
570099
They plug I to a common 15amp electrical receptacle in the home and will run at full volume. Not sure of the true amps but less than 15. I figure less than 10 but can't say for sure
2005991
They are power adaptable. The power specifications will show that they can be used on 110-125volts/60cycle and 220-240 volts/50 cycle. The only difference would be the electric plug will need to used with an appropriate adaptor depending in which country you plan to use the DVD player. The adaptors are easily purchased in most electrical/electronic store.
764006
Can't say for sure - it depends on the rated amperage of the dvd players. The car charger is rated for 10A max. In my car the "auxiliary power socket" circuit has a 15A fuse, so 10A is the controlling number. I use the charger for my radar detector, navigator, cell phone charger, IPAD / IPOD, etc.but it's unlikely I would be using them all at the same time. I might occasionally use it to charge a laptop, but that's 6.5A by itself, so I wouldn't be using any of the other sockets at the same time.
1943392
They are 12 volt lights and we only have them one when we open a compartment in the Motorhome. So I have no Idea how many amp per hour.
2051794
it has 4 channels a total of 1,000 watts. It's also a amp and dvd player. I use it for my guitars
2040548
I think it works if you have other power cable. The power cable is joined. I mean is one power cable for the two dvd players.
1652814
That depends on how many watts they each draw. Figure how many amps the item uses and multiply by the volts, ex. Amps x Volts = the watts Example: If your TV draws 6 Amps, that will be a usage of 720 watts (6Ax120V). Also to note: You need to balance the draw, for example if you are feeding from the 4 prong outlet into your manual transfer box, each HOT lead plus the neutral should be as even as possible. Balance the lighter and heaver as even and best you can. For example if your "pump" draws as much as the "TV and Den Lights" combined, then just have the pump on one leg and the other two on the other leg. I hope I helped you rather than confuse you, let me know either way.
880068
I do not have the answer to the number of amps.. there is nothing to say that. whatever description U see on the add is what U get. So far I have not had to use it - it make a big noise for the taiser..