is suitable your product for my requirement and the voltage which i use?
1949976
Yes works very well only thing i would change is make the mounting brackets for the sensor different size because they are about half inch apart so i had to modify to fit my needs
1949977
What voltage are you using? We use this for our 150 gallon tank with no problems.
1976284
I use a voltage adaptor with mine. It is a great product. It can take a couple of batches to figure it out once you do you will be making your own all the time.
1153991
I don't understand your phrasing, but considering I don't know what you're referring to I'd try to find the answer by searching online, remember always research something before you buy and make sure that when you do chose it, you chose it for what you need, don't spend excess money on something that your PC will not need the extent of its power.
1445043
You can use adapter but make sure that the current and voltage both are good for this device.That means you should check the power output of your adapter which must be same or more than the power (Wattage) of this device.
1231955
I'm not sure on that model. I would match up the electrical voltage output with what you have now.
87300
You can use it. The higher milliamps gives more draw available for your power consumption needs. It's the voltage you need to be concerned with.
1236354
Yes it will work easily. That is one thing about power supplies they are always pretty interchangeable.
1280239
First of all it depends on the country or state 2ndly also voltage being used. you can look at it and determine if its the right plug
407467
I have been asked this before. There is no information on the package regarding voltage.
285073
I am not familiar with this. I guess you would have to look at the "specs" of the "thing" you want to plug in and see what it's power requirements are.
1542729
Hi, thanks for asking110V is ok, now , It depends with how many Amps works your AC, if is less than 10 Amps you are ok.
1533982
yes, just make sure your power supply can handle it. at least 450 or 500 watts
1145387
I would think that it would be satisfactory. I installed the one I purchased for my alarm system. Not sure what you are using it for but it handles 25v versus 20v you are replacing.
37839
I dont know. My guess is if connections match and the voltage is right, it should work.
2080555
Make sure the power supply you are trying to use is the proper voltage and DC output.
562083
The unit would work, however you will need to buy a PSU for local voltage/frequency which has the same connector to the unit and delivers the same DC voltage/ma's. Shouldn't be hard to find however.
1438172
I am told that voltage and current must match. Check camera info and go from there.