What is the DC+/DC- on the charger controller used for? Can you charge other devices from that port?
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You can pull 12volts power from the load terminal as long as the rated current is smaller than 5Amp as the charge controller can handle.
883395
It's not a charger per se - it is simply a passive adaptor. You could use it as a charger if you connect it to a source.
1039775
It's power station just plugs into any grounded 110v household outlet. As to the voltage output of the charger itself I really don't know, But it does do a fairly rapid recharge. The charge amperage is low I'm sure, but just to be safe I'd never touch my fingers to the charging tabs of the docking station.
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I am using a high-power USB hub to power the charger for both the collar and controller. You would have to find a USB charger for the EU, Asia, ... where ever you are headed. I'm using the 2A port, probably requires less. To answer your original question, no the power adapter that comes with the collar and controller is 110V. You can e-mail me at jjkeebler@gmail.com if you have any other questions.
127916
Use provided 'usb' cable and charge from a computer or similar devise that has a 'usb' port or use charging plug that is built into the handle of the controler. I use the optionally purchased 110 volt charger to charge mine (USA).
581459
This charger had an extra powered usb port, you can charge any device with the proper cable
733806
The USB is output only, not input. You can use that port for charging devices with an already charged battery. For instance, I charged my iPhone during a power outage. Pretty handy, but it doesn't work the other way.
335677
That is an interesting proposal of using a charged battery in the charger to try to charge another device using the attached USB port. I have never tried it. Reviewing the manual, it only talks about using the USB port as a power source from computer to charge the battery in the charger but not the other way round. Do not know the answer. You may call Anker yourself. 1 800 988 7973
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Yes. However, its an old DC charger. The charging port broke in mine, my repair guy couldnt get the part to fix it, so he replaced it. Then it happened 2 more times and Ive only had it for 7 months. These tablets are junk.
633522
Yes, but it is best with this many ports that you have the AC/DC adaptor plugged in as one USB port only has 9.1 volts. The adaptor will allow the appropriate power to go out to other devices such as an external hard drive. You will also need it if you want the USB strip to act as a charger for such things as your phone.
847622
It uses a micro-USB port to charge... so I have been able to use any number of different micro-USB chargers... If you want me to measure the current required post a response.
897646
Yes, the names above the ports are just suggestions. You can charge whatever device you want in any slot. However the higher the number above the slot the faster it charges.
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I believe so. The charge only port works even though no devices are connected to the other ports.
275755
Well, all I can say is that I use it with an Anker battery pack, which says 1.5A input current.As far as I know these new chargers, which output via a USB connector, establish sort of connection with a device being charged. And the device itself will only take whatever it is capable of.So it's not like the charger will shove those 2Amps down the device's USB connector.Your device is supposed to support whatever current is listed on the device. Otherwise it will just use as much as it is capable of.That's what I've been told.Hope this helps.
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This will "work" but not charge at full power because this charger does not have the data pins soldered together the way they are supposed to be for the "dedicated charging port" standard. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/USB#Charging_ports_and_accessory_charging_adapters I have posted a user image showing how I was able to modify the device to correct the issue.
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Shouldn't be a problem with DC current, Better to have a continuos extension without multiple connectors (length not too much of an issue). it's best to check with manufacturer of the charger.
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Yes. Charge controllers, like this one, are specially made to go through different charging cycles to extend battery life span and protect batteries from overcharging.Thank you,AW