Does this switch use a wall wart or is it a stock 110v power cord?
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I never heard the term "wall wart" before. The cord is a conventional 110v power cable in North America.
1965077
Internal transformer, regular 110v 1ph power cord like we all have boxes of.
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Like does it have a 220v plug? Then no the power cord is for a standard 120v outlet.
2275589
Only power cable to wall wart. You will need to supply digital output cable. The good news is you have three options. I lean towards the balanced xlr.
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Its 110v. But I would not buy it again.It is very weak. The jets are only on the bottom of the feet. Nothjng on the side.And even at that. The jets are more like water returns than jets. It doesn't massage anything.But the heating functions works great.
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It is a simple two way (switched live leg, two wire) switch. Usually installed in a 110 v. circuit with live, neutral and ground on the feed side and switched live, neutral return, and ground on the device side. I installed it a long time ago and don't remember if the switch has pigtails or screw terminals.
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Depends what mains adaptor/wallwart comes with it. In Europe and the UK it comes with a 220V-250V wall wart. Other countries may vary.
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110v comes with a standard US two prong power brick. Manufacturer might have different power adapters depending on your country of purchase.
81845
The wall wart is labeled 110-240V 50/60 Hz. The plug is standard US two prong though so you may need and adaptor.
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The radio comes with a wall wart that plugs into the 110v wall socket. The wall wart supplies 12DC to the radio. The radio will operate from a 12 volt automotive system if so disired. I run mine in the house from a 12 volt battery, which is on a small trickle charger. When the power goes off, the radio still works.
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Power wire is suplied with machine with a 220v plug but comes witha 110v wall outlet adapter
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No. Wired using the included wall plug line, it plugs directly into a std 110 volt outlet. When wired to a 110 volt wall switch you use the included, in line dimmer module.
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It uses a standard 120v wall socket with a NEMA 5-15 plug (a "regular" plug, if you're in the US).
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It is an air activated switch It is set up for 120v plugs. Do not know if the switch will carry 220.
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I've looked at the cord and it's a standard power adapter with the 110 plug. But the adapter itself states "Input 110-240 volts and 50/60Hz" that leads me to believe it will work with a simple plug change. The power adapter looks the same as a laptop. There are no switches to move just plug in and it should detect input voltage and give output of "12 volts and 3000mA". I say yes.
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Strictly 120V, I believe (the standard United States wall receptacle output voltage). In looking at the power supply--which is notably external style (i.e. "the brick")--I do not see a switch to toggle between 120 and 240 (as in the case of power supplies built-in). Basically, it appears as though this desktop is very much like a laptop--albeit with a larger case! The step down transformer allows it to operate at 19.5V input.
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Uses a "wall wart" power converter. Just use any generic 9volt DC converter that you have.
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The one I purchased plugs into the 2 prong outlet and has a 110 or 220 slide switch on the back. it runs 110 fine along with 220. you can not plug power strips in it pops the fuse breaker but you can plug in extension cord. I don't think it will do 240- but I have never ran anything on the 220 side. hope I helped .