would an ac/dc converter work
1958735
Don't know for sure. Would have to be for correct amp draw. I think it very risky and strong potential for fire/ shock.
1493393
Yes, this converter will work for you. Just make sure wherever you mount this, that you don't ground it out. Mount it on plastic or something non conductive.
1349339
For those who have this question, yes, there is an AC/DC converter shown on the box that is available. But I agree that there are likely cheaper fans, although this one is very thin and could work very well.
832211
I have never tried, but I guess it should work since it is right in the limit of the converter.
900552
I would presume you'd need a simple and inexpensive voltage converter [tranformer].
1866010
Definitely yes, although you may need a small adapter for the plug outside of US (The converter comes with an adapter but it has only 2 pins). I should recommend that this is a good product and works well for heavy wattage equipment (be sure to set to the proper conversion switch, located at the back of the device). Some times when you switch on the device a large vibration occurs for about 1 second, this is normal and is not a sign of malfunction (I guess it happens in quite humid regions).
1073567
I don't know if getting a converter plug will work. I am not sure if the equipment can take that much power but it probably can seeing that when you go to countries using different voltage from the appliance/equipment you take there it usually just requires the converter plug to make it work. Some actually have a little thing where you can switch between currents.
1526539
I don't believe the converter would be sufficient. I got a transformer converter- which is rated for "electronics".It's a bit heavy, but it is a reliable device. I also found it on Amazon, so search for converter/adapter for electronics.
144976
Not exactly. It will work only on 120V ac outlet. Optionally if you have an inverter which converts dc voltage to ac voltage that will do the trick.
505439
I don't know why you would use an A/C motor for a D/C circuit but you could get a power convertor and maybe make it work
331673
Can't see why not if you have 110 volt ac power or conversion it works on batteries also
449282
The voltage converter is integrated, so it is not intended for 12V use. If you search Amazon, you will find that there is available a virtually identical-looking 10 watt unit designed for 12V AC/DC. Therefore I would say that it is not worth it to purchase these with the intent to open them up and modify them for 12V use.
1532591
You need a 120V AC power outlet. The power consumption is kinda low, so I think it should work in combination with a 12V DC to 120V AC converter.
923872
No, standard 15amp 120v couldn't even meet its peak power demand not to mention the size ac/dc converter you would need. Buy a 120v amp you will spend more trying to convert this one.
36701
Yes, but you would need a voltage converter (from 220/240 to 110 volts) and adapter plugs. Amazon has a wide variety of those available.
1007491
This device produces 12 volts of DC electricity. If you need 12 volts of DC and do not exceed the amp rating of the unit, it should work.
1442735
I'm sorry ... NO... I hardwired a ac to dc power supply to make my mine work in my home application, and YES it does work then and might say I've been using mine for a year now and works great. the dc power supply costs very cheap just splice it and wire it up. but to your first question the unit is an dc application and is a dc unit but can be for ac application with a power application.