Will use this to connect a monitor to my laptop. Will likely use a lot of energy and need to be plugged in. Need to know if runs on 110 & 220V?
1019926
Yes it will connect a monitor to your laptop. I don't know about the energy usage. I run mine on 110V.
1019927
You're question is wrong on so many levels. 1.) Monitors don't generally use USB, at least I don't know of any external USB video cards. (Maybe you mean an audio monitor? like vocalists use to listen to themselves?)2.) USB operates at 5VDC +/- 10% generally... So, to ask if it runs at 110/220v which is generally used on household AC cuicuits is ... silly to be kind.Can you rephrase your question and be more specific?
1232079
From my father for whom I bought one: "I have not had any problem with electronics. That is our tv and our pc.One note- as I remember - when switched to 220 the 110 output is cut in half. Even if no 220 is being used. That reduces the output to 2200 watts . I try and only use 110 because generators don't like motor loads (high start current)."
1288581
Yes, each monitor requires 120VAC, so two plugs. Then, each monitor has 3 inputs. XLR balance, TRS balanced, and an unbalanced 'RCA'. RCA is the typical I/O on stereo equipment. So, the simplest way to hook up to a laptop is to acquire a cord with the 1/8' stereo plug on one end (laptop) and two 'RCA' plugs (left & right) on the other. There are DAC's (i.e.. MusicStreamer II+) which will convert a higher quality signal from your laptop using the USB port and output that signal via 'RCA' ... hope this helps
1953186
I am not sure - I have it plugged into a 110 V outlet. Not sure if you can get an adapter or if will actually work on a 220 V. My best guess is that it will not.
1895758
It's 110... you'll need an adapter. And we use ours pretty regularly, it's still working fine.
1212004
1. The power plug is for US. (input : 100-240v, 50/60hz, 1.0A)2. I'm not the user of that laptop. I think it's better to ask to the official product homepage than to me. :)
749358
I'm not sure I would hook a laptop up to this inverter. Keep in mind it produces MSW which is basically a stairstep square wave as opposed to a real sine wave. I ruined a dorm fridge trying to run it on MSW. Upgraded to a Pure Sine Wave inverter and the replacement fridge is quite happy, just like running it on house current. Technically I don't know whether you will damage your laptop power supply but I would not take the chance. I would suggest you invest is a power adapter like one you could use to run the laptop off the power outlet (cig lighter socket) in a car.
1516699
Not sure, this uses a USB to your computer and the 220V is a bit excess for something not quite like this. It is mainly used for major appliamces and I believe that this is too much for this.
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Not sure, I bought this for my daughter to use on her laptop (and charge batteries) while she was in England, Scotland and Ireland. To down convert 220/240 to 110. It worked well, she currently has it or I would check the label. If I remember right the converter did not come with directions or instructionsI had bought a few others and only found out later that they were only good for only a 10 or 15 minutes or for a direct plug in. I think most if not all laptop transformers will handle 50 or 60hz voltage Down side was that it is on the heavy side, so if weight in your luggage is an issue. Not sure, I bought this for my daughter to use on her laptop (and charge batteries) while she was in England, Scotland and Ireland. To down convert 220/240 to 110. It worked well, she currently has it or I would check the label. If I remember right the converter did not come with directions or instructionsI had bought a few others and only found out later that they were only good for only a 10 or 15 minutes or for a direct plug in. I think most if not all laptop transformers will handle 50 or 60hz voltage Down side was that it is on the heavy side, so if weight in... » Read More Not sure, I bought this for my daughter to use on her laptop (and charge batteries) while she was in England, Scotland and Ireland. To down convert 220/240 to 110. It worked well, she currently has it or I would check the label. If I remember right the converter did not come with directions or instructionsI had bought a few others and only found out later that they were only good for only a 10 or 15 minutes or for a direct plug in. I think most if not all laptop transformers will handle 50 or 60hz voltage Down side was that it is on the heavy side, so if weight in your luggage is an issue. « Show Less
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Power Voltage is AC 100-240 V(universal) +/- 10% wide rangeConnector Analog 15-pin mini D sub (VGA) Digital DVI - DI don't see a switch to convert the monitor to DC so you may need a converter?
1408380
I live in the US and have 110 so I have no problem you would probably need a power converter.
263582
Plz, owners of this monitor, can somebody look at the back of the transformer, does it say 100-240V or not? I need to know as well. Thanks a lot!
430802
I can't find information on that anywhere on the monitor or instructions manual. So my guess would be that it's only 110V. The customer service number is 1-800-268-6237 if you'd like to call and confirm.
1874665
Yes, see here: http://www.adaptelec.com/index.php?main_page=document_general_info&products_id=170 However, note that they use 220-240 volts. Laptop power adapters can handle that, but other things might not.
55315
Power to the monitor from the power supply is 19VDC. I've tested it down to 11.5VDC, it seems to work fine. Power consumption is about 20W average, but significantly more than that during startup, and 0.1W on standby.
1059443
It is 120V. You would need some sort of adapter plug, but I've heard that sometimes that can fry your electronics.
894219
Yes, no problem; you'll need a plug adaptor, but the power supply will accept 110 to 240v.It's a great thing - well worth it!