The Amazon description is inconsistent. The description: "110v; Prod Info: "power: solar"; Prod Desc: "3 AA batteries". How is this powered?
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Thank you for bringing this to my attention. We hired someone to place our items on Amazon. This information IS MISLEADING It is correct tha this light screws into a 110Volt AC fixture. It requires no batteries
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Its 110 volts. But I want u to know that I paid for bya 10 speed blender and received an 8 speed. False and misleading ad. This is a crying shame and I want a discount. Dont buy
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Electrical; 110. Don't know if you were hoping for battery; it appears that it converts to 12-volt DC for actual operation, so maybe somebody really clever could modify it.
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Error on my earlier reply. This operates on 110 volts; does an outstanding job. Well worth the money.
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I bought from this supplier a couple...good batteries...but there is a clear failure in how this product is listed on the Amazon site. One or two? The only answer can come from Amazon Customer Service.
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Product Description says it "...comes with powerful 550 Watts motor that operates at 110v..."
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Agreed. I bought it assuming the advertisement on Amazon was correct... USB power. To confirm I even looked at the list of what comes in the box. No power supply is listed. Irritating to say the least.
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The listing is wrong and I've sent a note to Amazon about correcting that. It comes with 4 Sony AA batteries (non-rechargeable).
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I've had both electric & battery. Neither is more powerful than the other. How can anything be powerful when it runs off of 3 volts maximum? The battery units (AA or rechargeable) are more convenient because you can use them anywhere. I prefer to use it outdoors, weather permitting. The description says "spins at UP TO 47 rps", but I can't tell any difference between "UP TO" 47 and a real 30 rps.
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i purchased in the states thru amazon. and it is used in the usa. however amazon is worldwide and may cater to your specific country. if ordering here in the states and delivering to a usa address i'm certain it will be 110v and work in the usa.
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The one I bought in June 2013 was, in fact, a 110W power supply (model A1188). The seller was "Value Twist" and it was new. It's been up and running continuously ever since.
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110 volt AC only There are some battery powered ones out there, but you had better have many batteries charged and ready. They will not do as well of a job though.
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What does that do? I thought they bith be an independent sources, solar power is solar power amd doesnt need batterries and vise versa
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The panel does not output 5W like the specs and other reviewers suggest. The integrated *battery pack* outputs 5W, but the panel itself seems to only output in the range of 1W to 1.5W. From the specs directly from the manufacturer, the battery is 2200mah, and it takes the panel 10 hours to charge it. If you work the math out, that means it charges 220mah per hour, which would be 220ma of current @ around 5V (maybe slightly higher?), 5v * .22a = 1.1W Just because the unit has the capability to output at 5W, doesn't mean it can collect power from the sun comparable to a 5W panel.
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It runs directly on AC current, and is not rechargeable, if that is what you were thinking. It is for 110 to 125 volt power only, not 220 volts. At least the USA version sold here... maybe somebody somewhere sells versions for the voltages in other countries.
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It is "NOT" a 220, I plugged it in to my standard 110 (115?) outlet, 3 prong. (left,right and ground)and FYI summer is almost over here in Arkansas and It has worked like a charm, It's quieter than I expectedand has cooled my 550 square foot home very well. I recommend it.JL
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JD - Kindly edit your response, it is .3 of an Amp, not 2.4. Also- I would LOVE to know what kind of a controller you use with the solar panels and batteries.