Will this work for an item requiring 15v/3a/45w
2046964
I don't have this device but I don't see why it wouldn't meet your needs. It will supply current at 15V and is rated for up to 70 watts, so 45 watts use should be fine.
842039
No,it will not work.Simply you need at least three times strong( 10.000v or over..) converter than device you have.I think 15.000v would be better if you are gonna use commercial purpose 5 hours.But don't forget that there is no plug in type converter after 5000v.You will need electrician for hardwire connection...
996783
It should work. The box it came in and the unit shows it produces 12 votes, 90 watts and 7.5 amps.
916122
Yeah at 120V at 3amps that's a 360watt draw so 300watt won't work -- a 600watt power inverter should work ok. Good luck with that..Paul
1123033
No, it's designed for 120v, and several of them have burned/shorted out even at that lower voltage if you read the customer reviews.
2230898
I don't think it would be, even if it is, I would not recommend using a higher wattage than 45. You'd run the risk of destroying the battery or worse causing an electrical fire or blackout. Hope this was helpful
1806987
Yes as long as you put only 110-120 volts & no more than 15 amps. The output is only 15 amps from the switch.
2234358
Yes. It work for my outlet (ac 110-120volt) in standard us house hold power suply.
94617
This is a 120v, so you would need to have a converter or it wont work or youu will fry it.
468219
It depends on the wattage , you'll have to check the model # or part # on the device .
1590943
I wouldn't. The supplied power supply is 15v, 1A. I don't know how it's regulated inside the box, but it's likely that it goes through a second stage of regulation, dropping the voltage to the 12v range...at least that's how I would design it. If you drop the power supply to 12 volts, it'll mess up that circuitry. Even if you were to use a 15v 3A power supply, it's unlikely it would make any difference. Overall power consumption is minimal and going from a power block with a 15 watt capacity to one with a 45 watt capacity is unlikely to do anything. (And it might even hurt things...running a poorly designed power supply far below rated capacity can sometimes cause the output voltage to increase above spec. That might explain why it worked okay on the 12 volt unit.)
1166821
My instructional sheet says: This unit is designed to operate on 110/120V and will require 15 amps. Hope this helps.
167553
Standard 15A is what mine is plugged into. You can double check the specs to see the power consumption.
1601885
No this will not work, unless you have a special step down voltage adaptor. From 240 to 120 volts .
706376
Yes It will work no problem like what WayneG said just make sure the Power Watts match.
1329131
Sorry, it's only going to work with 110 volts (15 or 20 amp shouldn't matter).
1370675
I really don't know. You may need an adapter for the socket. Then it may work if the voltage doesn't exceed 140 volts.