Can I use the SNAP-14 on 240V AC mains supply? Does it use mains electricity or is it powered by a USB.It is not clear from the answers already given.
839058
I use 110v. I would imagine it would would work with a transformer to take it from 240v to 110v.
839059
Yes, it can be powered from 240 ACT mains, provided you get the appropriate mains plug for your country's power outlet.It can also be powered via the USB connector cable supplied.
839060
It comes with a usb wall charger that plugs into the scanner so it can be used with or without a computer in order to scan.
839061
you can user a 240v universal USB charger as used by other USB cell phones,
1730573
This isn't a plug in product. It attaches to a drill. So long as the drill YOU PROVIDE is compatible with 240V then you are fine.
1929915
My technician used normal electrical house wires for 240V. Only consideration was how many appliances were connected to the same source of power. I had bought 220V. It also comes in 110V. I do not have a hotwayer tank system where it was installed. So I use electric currant to heat water for every use of hot water. You can chose to use room temoerature water without using power. the flow is good, but as you increase the flow the water does not get enough time to heat. but for me, using the hot water as per my likeness, it was hot enough and even hotter with a conformable flow of water.
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MANUFACTURER ANSWER: Thanks for posting your question here, Krishnamoorthy! The switching power that comes with our 7 port hub supports inputs of 100-240V ~ 50/60 Hz 0.5A. Output to the hub is 5V 3A through a Center Positive coaxial barrel connector with OD-3.5mm and ID-1.3mm. So yes, it does support 240V inputs even though it only comes with US plugs. Hope the above information helps! If you need any additional information, please do feel free to shoot us an email at support@plugable.com. We are here to help! Thanks! Regards, Roze Plugable Technologies
2227959
No. Not with this cable. Most generators produce 240V 30 amps when using both sides of the generator(electrical side, not physically). 240V 30amps uses special plug (the L14-30 plug) which plugs directly to your house or RV. This cable splits it to two 120V 15amp. This way you can plug regular appliance/electronics.
974666
I don't think this is really built to handle 240V AC in any meaningful way. The control unit (I believe) is fed directly off of the inbound voltage, so I'd imagine the voltage in would fry the thing. However, as David said, that's probably best to check with the manufacturer (or at least someone who's taken more than 1/2 a Coursera course in basic electronic engineering). They might even make a 240V version.
1589013
There is no indication in the owner's manual or specifications that it will work at 240 volts. Ordinarily, if a power unit could do that, it would not only be mentioned, it would be a selling point. So I would say no, it doesn't work at 240. The design seems to be specifically for the U.S. market, including the style of the power cord (3 prong). A direct connection to a 3 prong grounded outlet IS required for this unit to work correctly. Not doing so voids the attached equipment warranty.
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Keith, my husband does not recommend 240 volts. Ours are plugged into a 120 outlet and they definitely work. We have a Florida winter home and since we've used these the roaches are gone.
1504447
hi francis, it's universal power supply that switches automatically from 100-240 volts depending on your wall. it has a 2 prong american (or mor accurately japanese plug) but you just need a simple us to uk plug (not the more expensive transformer) Alternatively, you could probably get a 5v (1amp) power suppy at dixons in uk or on amazon uk if you don't want the clutter of a us to uk adapter in your outlet. let me know if you have further questions. i've lived in uk for 9yrs so i know all about getting stuff to work!
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My technician used normal electrical house wires for 240V. Only consideration was how many appliances were connected to the same source of power. I had bought 220V. It also comes in 110V. I do not have a hot water tank system where it was installed. So I use electric currant to heat water for every use of hot water. You can chose to use room temperature water without using power. the flow is good, but as you increase the flow the water does not get enough time to heat. but for me, using the hot water as per my likeness, it was hot enough and even hotter with a conformable flow of water. My technician used normal electrical house wires for 240V. Only consideration was how many appliances were connected to the same source of power. I had bought 220V. It also comes in 110V. I do not have a hot water tank system where it was installed. So I use electric currant to heat water for every use of hot water. You can chose to use room temperature water without using power. the flow is good, but as you increase the flow the water does not get enough time to heat. but for me, using the hot water as per my likeness, it was hot enough and even hotter with a conformable flow of water.
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My technician used normal electrical house wires for 240V. Only consideration was how many appliances were connected to the same source of power. I had bought 220V. It also comes in 110V. I do not have a hotwayer tank system where it was installed. So I use electric currant to heat water for every use of hot water. You can chose to use room temoerature water without using power. the flow is good, but as you increase the flow the water does not get enough time to heat. but for me, using the hot water as per my likeness, it was hot enough and even hotter with a conformable flow of water. My technician used normal electrical house wires for 240V. Only consideration was how many appliances were connected to the same source of power. I had bought 220V. It also comes in 110V. I do not have a hotwayer tank system where it was installed. So I use electric currant to heat water for every use of hot water. You can chose to use room temoerature water without using power. the flow is good, but as you increase the flow the water does not get enough time to heat. but for me, using the hot water as per my likeness, it was hot enough and even hotter with a conformable flow of water.
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It draws 14 amps, so it will work from just about any outlet w/o tripping the house breakers. I used my compressor in virtually every room in my house, while installing 3/4" hardwood flooring (very demanding task for any portable compressor) and never had an issue. This has been a great little workhorse for all my DIY projects and have never had an issue, sans a very rare thermal trip breaker on the compressor when I get a little too demanding. It's a safety feature so you don't overheat the motor. It's a cinch to reset though. Hope this helps.
1690807
normally a 24 volt ac power supply is used, 24v dc might work but I wouldn't recommend it. 24 v ac is used on furnace thermostats ect.
2109479
The item uses switching power supplies on both sides. I checked the base and that transformer says it will take a 240v input though prong adapters would be required
1339636
The one I have is a 100 - 240V 50/60Hz switching supply. So far I have only used through 110V step down transformer as have not changed the US plug yet so I can plug in to 240V direct. cheers.
395429
We don't have this kit (have 2 others) so can't say for sure but according to their website: http://www.snapcircuits.net/products/product_details/ac_adapter_for_snap_circuits&reg;=NjE=it will work with all Snap Circuit versions.
1390916
Same answer as the rest of the users. Uses 240v supply to power a 24v t-stat. The t-stat then switches the relay on/off to control your load. Can also be used with a two-wire system; ie. R and W from an existing stat will turn this on/off. Can be mounted in a BB heater, on the side of a deep remodel box with a Nest covering the opening, or remotely in crawl space or attic. How it is ultimately installed depends on your application.