What is the maximun output for each port when all 4 ports are used? Is it equally devided between all ports e.g. each port will have 2.1/4 = 0.5A?
1460996
I do not know the specific answer but I know that my unit died in less than a month. Smells like something burned inside.
1460997
Correct. The TOTAL output current is limited to 2.1A max. That means you can draw 2.1A from one port only, if all other ports are not in use. Or you can draw 1A each from two ports, and so on. If you exceed the current limit (for example, 3A total), the converter will still run for a short while. But eventually it will overheat and burn out.
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Along these same lines does anyone know will the ports work independently at 3.0 if the added peripherals are 3.0 but the computer port is 2.0? Meaning can i transfer from port 1 to port 2 device at 3.0 even though the power i am getting from the motherboard port is only 2.0?
1933648
7 db for each port. This is a very good device. It's possible to amplifier with a good signal up to 8 tv.
433707
The manufacture recommends not to exceed a combined current of 5A. 1.5+2.1=3.6 leaves just 1.4 for the remaining ports. Divide that by 5 and u get less than 300ma.
1778987
Correct... I haven't tested to see which port(s) would be 'ramped down', but the effect would be that one or more devices would charge a bit more slowly. Chances are good they will all charge, and pretty fast (you're only "missing" 200mA), but it won't be all three devices at full speed.
88872
I'm sorry I don't know what clamping voltage is. I can say that I have all 7 plugs in use with a tv, sound bar, sub woofer, uverse box, a modem and a few other things. I haven't had any problems. all my important electronics is on the surge
1070366
The new version called Limefuel provides max 2.4A each port, pls read the product specifications printed on the package. Cheers.
1931401
Yes, that is correct. You can use all 4 equipments at the same time. And actually you have to multiply by 1.25, not 1.5. Hope this helps!
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I believe all 4 ports work at once. The reason I say that is: My card always tries to enumerate all 4, and, because only the 2 eSATA are in use, I get a 30 second delay every boot.
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4.8 Amps total. 2.4 Amps per port. 2.4 Amps per port x 2 ports = 4.8 Amps.12W x 2 = 24W24W / 5V = 4.8AThis unit is called reVOLT 12W + 12W by Scosche. So 24 Watts, not 12.
618341
beau. this one here has two ports. one @ 2.1a and another @ 1a. i dont think this combines both porta for a total of 3.1a.
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On the back says: 1x5.0V =2.1A max 2x5.0V =1.05A max 3x5.0V =0.7A max 4x5.0V=0.53A max Model ACD-4XR INPUT 100-240V-50/60Hz 0.35A I hope it helps you. We have two and we like them.
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Doesn't say anywhere directly BUT it lists the 2 Vf ( 3.0 - 3.2 ) Which usually implies the minimum Vf to max Vf. In this case @ a Vf of 3.0 its 20mA , @ a Vf of 3.2 , its 30mA. Hope that helps.
947311
I would read the manual. I used to do this for a living and frankly I can count on one hand the number of multi channel amps that I installed that had to have all 4 inputs used. Typically there's a set that you can use as two channel inputs that will provide input to all four channels if you don't have anything plugged into those. And typically these amps that required all four channel inputs were very high end like Zapco, MacIntosh, stuff like that.
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I use it with 2 at that setting with no issues to work or game play, I don't see a problem with it. I looked at the paperwork that came with it, it claims to support 4 displays. The ports are one displayport 1.2, one hdmi, one DVI-I, and one DVI-D.
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On the back says:1x5.0V =2.1A max2x5.0V =1.05A max3x5.0V =0.7A max4x5.0V=0.53A maxModel ACD-4XRINPUT 100-240V-50/60Hz 0.35A I hope it helps you. We have two and we like them.
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I know it says "input" on 2 and "output" on 1 connector. But, you can really use it either way. 1 input to 2 outputs or 2 inputs to 1 output. It's possible that there is some signal degradation, but I've used it successfully to switch between two outputs. Most of the time you wouldn't need to do that, as a splitter provides 2 outputs for 1 input. In the past, I had to use this switch instead of the splitter, because I wanted to have a bit of isolation. It worked fine.