Does this receiver run on 13 or 18 volts?
2039105
It's not a receiver... its an LNB which needs to be powered by a receiver. The receiver sends the correct power to the LNB 13v or 18v depending on the polarity.
1290696
Thank you, your explanation is much appreciated. Here in Australia the voltage is rated at 240v as you say double the receivers 120v requirement. I think all power supplies can vary +/- 10v I understand that to be the case in the US where the local supply is rated at 120v.
1464271
No. This unit uses 18 and 20 volts on a multipin connector, you could use a small inverter in front of it to run from 12 volts.
2245200
My kill-a-watt reader reads 7W at 122.5V, which is also in line with what other reviewers have mentioned, so, the 9W designation is correct, 13W is definitely out of line.
1991683
I did a search and all indicates it is 5v, I think some auction listing have a converter for it
1865842
Make sure the input is 5v DC (five volts, direct current) on your receiver.... If yes, it should work...
1626197
The batteries sre included , the two receivers use one CR2032 each and the transmiter uses one 27A 12V . Hope this helps
34391
mmm..lemme c..the receiver has 9 channels and is rated @150 watts per channel..more than enuff power for pretty much all your sources/speakers...you wont be disappointed!!! im amazed with this receiver...even tho its a p i o n e e r...lol mmm..lemme c..the receiver has 9 channels and is rated @150 watts per channel..more than enuff power for pretty much all your sources/speakers...you wont be disappointed!!! im amazed with this receiver...even tho its a p i o n e e r...lol
1302905
The box says it's 18 volt amps. Sorry, that's all the info available, taken off the box. If you need more info, you could look at Model Rectifier's website.
732745
All US models operate on 120v- you'd need to purchase a compatible receiver model from the ONKYO International website- as their models do operate on 220-240v. Any unauthorized modification of he receiver's power supply will directly void the manufacturer's warranty. Although it is not recommended by Onkyo to do so for performance standards; using a voltage converter to provide power to the receiver is an option- but can cause potential and permanent damage of the internal components of the receiver.
2062934
It runs off a switching power supply 100/240 volts in, 13.5 volt out. Power supply is supplied with the unit.
2075216
12 volts, but don't buy it as it does not work. Shameful behaviour from Pioneer
205951
Here is the answer from the company:The voltage this unit(5185) is compatible with is 100-240 volts.
321193
Not dual voltage. 110 vac only. I dont know if there are any Denon receivers that are.
589426
The receiver is powered by a plug in brick that converts 110 volts it to 9v 500ma DC. There's no room in the receiver for a battery. You could probably hook it up to a 9v battery; not sure how long that would last.
547588
I'm not sure what model that receiver is. Is it a newer model or an older model.
2035809
It has an automatic voltage selector that goes from 12v up to 48v. Mine is 36 and works just fine.