What is the actual capability of this cord for charging? I've came across a lot cord that do not work because they do not support the 5v/2A needed.
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All I can say is that it works great for charging my Kindles.Other more complicated issues I cannot speak to.
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charges my 10 inch tablet, i checked voltage output when i first got it, it was 5 volts, didnt check the amps, even if the amp output is slightly lower than stated, it will still work, just take a little longer to charge.
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Do not quite understand the question you ask. however, the device can be plugged in from another source provided that delivers the voltage and amperage specified charger with the same original plug. The main problem is that it requires 2 amps to work.
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Sorry, no 12 volt cord. That would be a nice addition to their charger. I'm not sure where to buy one. If you find one, please let me know. Thanks
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Ron H. I checked the adapter after sending my first message. My apologies, as I found out thatit is actually 15VDC. Sorry about the confusion.
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Hi,Thank you for your question.It depends on which adapter you will use.If you use adapter which is correspond to 100V - 240V, you will be able to charge it.But if do not, you would not be able to do it.Hope this would be helpful.Thanks.
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I use it to charge everything. You'll find that pretty much everything you need to re-charge will accept any AC voltage up to 250 volts. This does NOT do anything to change the voltage, only to adapt your plug. About the only thing you don't want to plug into the wrong voltage is anything with a motor in it like a hair dryer or electric razor. I plug in my iStuff all of the time in Asia, and Europe to charge them... No problems.
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It says it will charge everything from 7.2 - 18V. I use it for 14.4 volts with no problem. On the bottom it says all 14.4 volts. So it should be good for yours. I'm happy with it.
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We have bought and used two of these with no charging issues. So I'm suspecting that your voltage is different than what's required. I would contact the company. See this link:
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None... However, you must USE a separate power supply for the adapter. You must use at least 5 volts @ 2 Amps or 2000 mili-Amps or higher. It is use to power up what ever device that you going to use. Having a USB to power cord which came with the adapter is NOT good enough. My adapter plugs in deep into my laptop. I have problems with some USB devices because of the thickness of the USB end. It gets in the way of the laptop case. I use an extender to help resolve that problem.
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Dear Randy C.,When you say charging plug for this 12V Booster PAC, do you mean the AC/DC Adaptor Class 2 Power Supply? The adaptor comes with this Booster Pac, but Amazon also sells dozens of these. This adaptor is used to recharge the Booster PAC. When looking for a replacement adaptor, you want to make sure it is the correct one. This adaptor reads: AC/DC Adaptor Class 2 Power Supply. Input: 120V-60 Hz 30W. Output: 18V=500mA. I hope this helps you. Maren
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have not. But, I do have this same charger and it says right on it that it will charge 7.2 to 18V NiCad, NiMH and Li-Ion. What are your circumstances that you would pose such a question?
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In what capacity won't it charge, if you are using a computer it should be fine, if you are using a ac wall charger then it probably isn't the proper AMP rating to charge it.
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Sue, which adaptor cord do you need? The regular power supply or the cord that goes into a USB port? If its the usb port I think I have one that I do not need. Would be happy to send it to you for free.
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Hi, I'm a little confused... If it's a tablet, doesn't it charge via USB? If it's a laptop I could understand the choice between 9 and 12 V but if it's a tablet, i'm not really sure whether 9 or 12 volts are used...
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Thanks a lot for your answers folks. I actually contacted the seller and they are sending me a replacement cord! That should fix the whole problem in itself and save us from the hassle of determining the right specification. Appreciate your answers here.
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I'm actually using a spare one for that function now. HOWEVER, it will only charge items at the USB limit of 500mA per port. Most true chargers are capable of 700mA to 1000mA depending on the device.