Can this be used on the AC Power? Does anyone know?
503416
You *can* keep it plugged in, but it's not good for the battery. It's better to charge it, then let it run on battery. It warns you about 9 days before the battery goes (when you go to take your temp in the morning, you get a "BA09"... the next day "BA08" etc. But it still functions on those days. I think I charge mine overnight about once a month? So, you COULD leave it plugged in, and it would still function, but my understanding is that you'll reduce the longevity of the machine. (When you need to rely on the battery, the battery life might be compromised.)
805480
I'm not certain, although I hope that you understand that the reasoning behind the plug style on the A/C is so that you are only able to plug the A/C in to a 220 volt circuit and NOT in to the standard 110 volt!!!
1804328
It depends on what power source you have for it.i would think off the top of my head that you have DC power if so no it won't work if your using AC plugging it in with a cord then I guess it would work you can wire it to 120 or 220 rev or forward I have other ideas just thinking outside the box
1198061
It works on 110 volt ac and is permanently attached. So far it has worked very well for us.
1181137
Have not tried it myself, but I don't see why not - just hook up the power line to the source which is on all the time.
1096171
We use it with a Dehumidifier and works fine; so if your Air Conditioner is rated for 15A outlets; and it can turn on when plugged in (Some units with digital controls remain off; others return to its last state). Also note some units keep the fan on after the compressor was shut off. If none of this is an issue for you; then it should work.
843052
I bought it for an RV, it's not regulated for AC, 12volt only. Hope this helps
607341
I don't think so. It works with 110v AC. Their tech support people would know, they're knowledgeable.
92822
I would say yes. The papers that came with it said it was to be used with an AC voltage supply. I put it in an RV with 12 v dc supply and it works perfectly. This is a basic thermostat. I would get a programmable unit to put in my home if i were you. My opinion only.
1734231
Can use the A/C adapter instead of batteries. Have not tried to power it with just the USB, but it might work.
2075875
I don't know I hadn't thought of trying that, it has a 2 hour battery according to the instructions. But you can run it on AC also. Sorry I wasn't much help.
2227051
I bought it for my boyfriend, just asked him and he said yes you can use it on a/c power.
50647
Yes. I use mine with line conditioners and remotes. Line conditioners take the power on AC, cut it in half and then double it to maintain a constant voltage to prevent damage from brown out conditions which will destroy DC circuits. I use remotes that have transmitters in line with the power supply that give me control over brightness and lets me add effects. Hard wire your unit but be aware if you do not protect the unit you may want to purchase several.
713360
Looks like you can; the unit itself is marked "AC 100-240V". It has a North American plug (polarized two-prong), though, so you might need an adapter.
625220
Yes, it can, and since it has a switching mode power supply will work fine with AC as well as DC and a range of voltage inputs, I tested it from 10V to 14V and it was just fine.
331673
Can't see why not if you have 110 volt ac power or conversion it works on batteries also
1996380
Yes, that's exactly how it works. You can plug any regular appliance A/C cord into the unit and it will run it as long as the appliance is not too energy hungry (i.e. < 100 watts). This is a great portable unit and I highly recommend it.