Is the motor DC or AC
1313088
It is DC...you can probably download the owners manual from the manufacturers website. It is a good unit. Not as plush as some of the more expensive ones but we enjoy it.
1313089
There are two motors (one for head and one for feet). Both are DC, but it comes with a DC converter and electrical cord that plugs into AC wall outlet. It also has a convenient remote clicker with memory settings for bed adjustments.
1313090
When you plug the power into the wall it goes strait into an ac/dc converter (Power Brick). Then is gets plugged into the system. So the motors must be DC.
1313091
DC very quiet 29v with two 9v batteries inserted in AC/DC converter for power loss to flatten bed.
1313092
I haven't looked up under the bed, but although it plugs into AC for full functionality, it does have battery backup that allows for limited motorized leveling of the bed should your home AC power fail. So I would imagine DC through AC adapter.
358003
It requires 120VAC.The wiring must be removed (easily done) from the old motor you're replacing and connected to this new replacement.It will then plug into an electric outlet (if your old one did).
1349323
It is a DC output ! But I must have read that it had been a AC output, which was what I wanted. Didn't help me at all
93397
As far as I know it is low voltage DC but I am not an electrician. Sorry but I hope this helps.
477638
220V is the single or 3 phase Alternating Current (AC) voltage that is used to power motors. 24 voltage is 24 volts Direct Current (DC), there are no phases or cycles per second. 24 volts comes from a battery, 110 (wall socket) or 220 comes from a wall socket or a generator. The GA4030 4- is a 110 V tool, it plugs into the wall, it does not use a battery.
1882815
this is not a horespower type motor. it dies have a 19 amp motor, which is a powerful electic motor
896692
Not sure, I don't have the instructions in front of me. It works on either 120AC or 12 volt DC. I have it in my toy hauler and love it.
362253
The plate says 12vdc/4amps which is 12vdc/4000ma. Not knowing the specifics of the motor such as peak current. I would say it will drive it as long as peak is less than 4x running load.
193930
I suspect you can use either AC or DC. However if DC is being used then it's polar sensitive. Perhaps it's on the idea of a universal motor which will run on both AC and DC but if DC is connected backwards the motor will run backwards.
599037
Alice: First of all it needs to be plugged into an AC outlet. All the components are internal and I doubt that you can get to the motor or other parts. Hopefully it is under warranty. I understand that it is nearly impossible to contact the manufacturer, so good luck there. Allan
283382
It has a built-in power cord that requires an outlet. The cord is behind a removable slot. There is an on/off switch that turns on the motor when the power cord is plugged in.
2263135
No, this is a fan motor. It Will spin far too fast. You will need a motor with significant gear reduction. It is also 120V AC.
456963
It is electric. BTW - I have this one and like it pretty well. It's a great buy for the money.
360428
None of the other answers are correct. It's 900 Newtons DC, which is equivalent to about 0.8 (a touch better than 3/4 hp) AC motors you're comparing to.
382699
Ok. I can not attest to the motor being powered by AC as opposed to DC because it does not say on the dryer itself but it does say, "ceramic, iconic". Not sure if that will be helpful to you or not. Good luck on your search.
953264
The motor is a typical electric motor, but is attached to the saw blade via a belt. PS You didn't ask but I would highly recommend this saw.
1299575
There are considerations. Note the 1.5A rating. Also when the motor turns off, the stored energy in the motor's inductance needs to go somewheren and there will be an inductive kick... which brings me to "no" because this is not simple. DC or AC application?