Can a Simran dual wattage converter (50W-1875) SM-1875 be used with iPad charger ?
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It converts 220 volt alternating current to 110 volt alternating current (what we have in the US). If you have an ipad charger that is designed to plug in to the wall in the US then yes, it can be used. READ and UNDERSTAND the instructions.
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The 2 Amp output should be sufficient for charging any type of small electronics. My iPad 2 charges in about an hour.
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According to the documentation the USB ports are 2.1 amp. iPads use a 5.1 volt-2.1 amp -10watt charger. So, the product should support directly charging a tablet.
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Printed/etched on the bottom of the charging base station:"Type:3715100-130v AC ~50-60 H2/2W"If that means it is incompatible, are there adapters / power converters you are accustomed to using for appliances without local native compatibilty?
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I assume so, as long as the iPad is plugged into the "A" port. I charge both my iPhone and my iPad at the same time using the "A" port for the iPad and the "NA" port for the phone.
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If the iron has a standard 2-prong U.S. plug, this converter should work for it. I used the converter to recharge my iPad while in India with no problem. I had read on some online sources that electrical currents were sometimes erratic in India, so I also carried a surge protector. I plugged the converter into the wall socket, the surge protector into the convertor, and my device into the surge protector. This might be overkill, but it worked for me. Good luck and have a great time!
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In bright sunlight, usually not a problem. In less ideal conditions, the available wattage may not be enough to "Trip the trigger" of the iPad charging circuit. But that is true of any solar system at some point; there are some days where I can't get my 45watt panel to charge an iPad.
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it depends on the devices you want to charge. my iphone can charge on a 5 watt charger. but my ipad needs a 10 watt charger. the ipad will charge over 5 watts but it takes a lot longer. also, the rating is BETWEEN the two ports, so if you want to charge two iPhones together it will take twice as long over 5 watts. if you are trying to charge two iPads over 5 watts, it will take a LOT longer.
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No way this is going to charge the iPad. Even the 5W iPhone charger (which is more power than standard USB) won't charge iPad.
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my ipad charger says 5.4v - 2.4amp. this unit has two USB's one is 1amp and one is 2.1amp output.
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No, the first two (5 and 10) are Watts, not amps. At 2.1A, this provides about the same power as the 10W iPad charger (multiply by 5V, which is USB standard). I have this outlet and it does seem to charge at full rate.
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It has a 1 amp port and a 2 amp port, I charge my iPhone and iPad at the same time but you can't charge two iPads. Look at the output rating on your plugs.
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Yes,very well. we used both of ours throughout Europe, so we would not harm our 2 iPads in their current. they are great for iPads. full charge will charge a 20% iPad and 20% iPhone at the same time. i used it also on our kindle fire hdx and Nokia phone and worked great too. used Europe current with adapters to recharge, better to lose a 50 dollar charger than a thousand dollar iPad. you'll be pleased.
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No, the solar charger currently does not have constant Voltage supported. It may charge iPads slowly. A new upgrade solar charger will be released in one month, It could charge iPads as a normal AC charger. Hence I suggest you come back after 1 month. If you have further inquiries, feel free to contact our support via support@easyacceu.com
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2.4A. According to http://www.scosche.com/chargers/ipad-usb-car-charger-two-port
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I would say it wouldn't based solely on the units limit of 1500ma output and the ipad uses 1500ma by itself. Look for a unit capable of delivering OVER 2100ma or 2.1 amps and with an ipad 3 and iphone 5, it should work. Most ac units will deliver what they can deliver, but if both are connected at the same time, it may lengthen your charge time, but I doubt it would burn the unit out.
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Don't know, don't have one. I use it to charge Logitech keyboard. Connection does not appear to be iPad anything compatible.