I purchased this to use with my Petmate Infinity feeder. Silly me...I know nothing about amps, watts, or voltage. Can you tell me what to use?
859791
Standard house voltage 120. The powerline has several adaptors , just pick the one that fits your device.
859792
If you don't see a marking for Volts DC (direct current) or VDC, and if it uses batteries, take a look at the battery configuration. If it uses a single 9v battery that is your number. If it uses multiple AA or AAA batteries, those are usually additive, and each delivers 1.5 volts. So a three battery appliance is probably operating on 4.5 Volts DC.
1677612
I'm not sure the amp would have anything to do with this item as it doesn't have anything to do with with the voltage. I use it only to protect the plug of the bird bath heater cord where it connects to the plug of the extension cord which in turn connects to the outside electrical outlet on my house.
1107331
It is only 2 amps. Watts = amps x volts, so you will only end up getting 24 watts out of it. It will work, but it won't power it to its potential.
876658
the recommendation is to have a much stronger converter from the device you 're using. Other people say you need twice as strong. You should probably look into spending a little more and get a 2500 or 3000 watts.
1503881
3 amps is about 300 watts. If the rating on your recorder is less than that you should be OK. If your unit has tubes the gradual warmup is a good idea. If it is solid state your wasting your time. Make sure the voltage stays below 120 VAC. 110 to 115 should do it. Continued good luck to you.
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0 Gauge wire should be used!That is what is ran to my Brutus.At the very least a deep cycle battery (fast discharge) should be used!My total system wattage is 5400& I use 0 to each amplifer!The more voltage the better!!!Don't Skimp Out!
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I use an AC adapter with my Petmate feeder. The batteries do NOT act as a backup. When you plug in the AC adapter it disconnects the battery power. The only way to go back to battery power is to physically remove the AC adapter plug. Also, I found the Petmate feeder works better with an adapter rated at 800ma.
387193
My advice ...don t buy it, regardless of watts. Mine quit working properly after 3 weeks. I ordered a replacement...same thing happened after 2 weeks!
935857
Both answers kind of clued you in. You need to find out what the total amps/watts your appliances will need and go from there. There are hundreds of variables to an answer to a somewhat vague question as this.
315002
More info is needed and I can tell you if it will work or not. Exacly what model is the preamp.The device should have stickers on it which tell how many watts it draws as well as the current mA
829691
You can plug the feeder into an electric plug. I just went to Radio Shack to get one. Bring the manual so they know what Volts/Amps you need and the connector type.
1386450
Well first off, you would need a 45 watts ac adapter. I'm not an expert but if it's the recommended watts, then I'd stick with that. Another thing is you'll need to know the amps in order to figure out the watts. The equation is volts x amps = watts. Hope that helps. Best bet is to just call Dell to find out. Good luck
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If you would like to use a power cord, you can order an adjustable one from Amazon (links on this page) that works just fine. Petmate's Customer Service department emailed me with the specifications that must be followed for power converters:"Should you opt to purchase one, make sure of that you adhere to the following information. Otherwise, you may damage your unit and that is not covered under warranty.Input 120v acOutput 4.5 v d/c 600 m/aCenter positiveExterior negativePin size 2.5 mill x 5.5 mill" If you would like to use a power cord, you can order an adjustable one from Amazon (links on this page) that works just fine. Petmate's Customer Service department emailed me with the specifications that must be followed for power converters:"Should you opt to purchase one, make sure of that you adhere to the following information. Otherwise, you may damage your unit and that is not covered under warranty.Input 120v acOutput 4.5 v d/c 600 m/aCenter positiveExterior negativePin size 2.5 mill x 5.5 mill"
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Wish I could help you. Brought it to give as a gift. From what I've heard it works great, but as far as wattage - no clue. Why don't you try googling company & contacting them for technical info. Good luck
785846
Don't know the amps but I have used it with my Honda EU2000i generator with no problem. Might pull up The Poulan website.
533860
Radio Shack should be able to fix you up...the manual should give power specs so they can get you the right amperage and so on
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watts divided by volts will give you amps, however if your input drop below 10v you would need to readjust the blue pot screw same if it goes above 11.3I wouldn't there is a good universal on this site with a voltage select and multiple output adapters