Can I use this directly out of the box or will I need the 9 volt Battery Pack and 8 rechargeable batteries in order to use this?
1319394
Yes, The pump comes with an ac adapter that can be plugged directly into a wall outlet. The cord is not incredibly long, although it reaches across the width of my queen size bed. That's all I needed. The battery pack is sold separately, and is great for pumping when you travel or for pumping in areas with no outlet available. For example, your workplace may have a room for you to pump, but the outlet may be inconveniently placed in proximity to your chair.
1319395
You can use it right out of the box. It comes with the 9 volt cord to plug into the wall. You can buy a 9 volt battery pack and rechargeable batteries if you will be pumping where there us no outlet available.
1319396
You can use the pump right out of the box, the wall plugin is included. I've never had a need to use the pump with batteries...
1319397
It plugs directly to the wall, battery pack is only needed for vehicle/travel use if no outlet is available.
1779160
you need a outlet or you can wire it direct but it has to be 110 120 volts to work. Batteries will not work. hope this helps you. Jack
213724
Correct. The unit does not come with batteries out of the box, but you may use regular or rechargeable batteries.
312664
It can be used with 8D batteries instead of plugging it in. It does come with a car and home outlet plug though.
1013461
That is correct, you cannot use batteries in this unit. Also, it does not come with the DC charger, that is a seperate purchase.
1986053
Mine just came with battery. But looking on the back there is a place for a DC:9V adapter. So I guess you could plug it in if you had that type of power adapter.
1510326
you would need the 36V model, and this would be suitable for maintaining the batteries at full charge during storage, but not for recharging them after using the cart
467116
It's all ready to go straight from the box BUT ... I would recommend buying a separate power adapter or else buy a BUNCH of 9V batteries, because this device drains 9V batteries pretty fast.
1999305
with a little fiddling you can add your own battery that can last many days. All you need is 9V and a battery socket for connection. I use a number of 1.5 V batteries.
875773
I powered it up on my bench with a bench supply. There is no reason that a 12 volt battery pack would not work. Pay attn to + and -. Not sure how long it would last. You would have to look a the current draw of the desplay.
66231
The batteries come with it and I also bought a nine volt adapter that also plugs into it. also watch the demonstration on utube that really helps to do it properly.
939082
Yes, rechargeable NiMH 9V battery can be used. However, the battery consumption of this meter is so low (0.6-0.8mA) it is hardly worth the trouble to use rechargeable battery. Even if you use the meter one hour each day, a disposable 9V battery should last you over one year.
2031234
I believe you have to buy the battery pack separately. They were out of chargers when I bought so I just bought rechargeables to go with.
2248803
It requires a power source. You can use a BEC, or a (4) cell NiMH or NiCad battery (4.8v-6v)
1272768
I bought mine with a rechargable battery pack so I didn't have to buy batteries, sorry.
2090153
There is no battery needed. Alternatively, if you wanted to use a battery pack you probably can, but again, not needed. It comes with a Mini USB Male to Common (A-Type) USB Male Cable. Ive powered this from a laptop and had no issues. I also plugged it into an extra USB Adapter from an old phone and worked great.
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No. Everything action this set does uses Lego pieces. The 9Volt battery you see on the box is actually made out of Lego & is there to make it look like it's giving power. But to answer your question it does not need batteries �