On my device I am getting fluctuating values between 105-106v on the 110v setting. Is this roughly what others are experiencing while it's regulating?
918114
It depends on what voltage is coming into the unit. If you are feeding it 120VAC, but have it set on the 110VAC setting, it sees that as high voltage and will Trim it by about 10%... giving you about 108VAC. If your feeding it 118VAC, it still sees that as high voltage on the 110VAC setting and takes 10% off, dropping it to 106VAC.Note that if the Incoming voltage drops to 115VAC, the device will see that as OK for 110 volt setting and stop trimming, so you will get 115VAC out.
918115
Mine has been rock solid at 110v. My source voltage varies between 121v and 128v so correction is always on. Sounds like you may suffer from a low voltage source, which if you're set at 110v the device would not compensate for since that variation is below it's threshold. Have you tried setting to 120v and seen if it brings that voltage up to a stable value? too much load could also be an issue....
918116
I've have only operated at the 120v setting and have only checked it a couple of times and it was stable at 120v. Why operate at 110v? What's it do at the 120v setting? Check the amperage of your load. I would suggest checking with manufacture with your details.
548723
110-120....wish u luck if u buy it. It only worked well for a very short period.
2121484
HI I am not sure what are you asking me, beacuse I am not know too much technical stuff, if you explain to me I will be glad to help you, but, as far as this item, works excellent, sound pretty good, and I am not see any voltage fluctuations.
1807816
The Lables on my unit shows 110 and 240 at 50/60 Hz. However, never travelled with it to confirm
1823975
I had the same problem here in the Emirates, so I got a step down transformer for 220V to 110V about 20 UK pounds, and it works fine.
1981933
My iPhone had no problem. I think most if not all smart phones are made to take either 110 or 220 so they can be sold worldwide without having to change voltage requirement. Same thing for my MacBook Air. Be careful with other appliances such as hair dryers and electric tooth brushes and the like.
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Hi Gary, I am not certain if it is regulating at 60 cycles. I do know that it works wonderful when there is two computers plugged in. They both work without any problems and keep them charged. Hope this helps. Kristine
701214
I had the same question. Lotos tech support told me the machine automatically changes between 110 and 220 depending on the source voltage. I went ahead and installed a 110 plug and it works as advertised on 110.
478271
I've not tested it, but on the device it says "100-240V 50-60 Hz". Also "Overseas" is a big place. I don't know all the laws on WiFi radio transmission.
979098
I agree with the other two, it changes only the plug. But I would check your phone 's handbook or the fine print to see if it will accept higher voltages. Computers certainly do. With them you only have to change the plug and you're fine.
831873
I use 110V to charge mine with no problem. Sounds like yours may have a problem with the charging device.
642638
Equipment uses standard 110 house current. Using 220 volts would fry the delicate electronics.
243231
I wasn't sure myself, so i took a quick look at the power supply itself and it said "85-130 V". So I'm assuming that's it's for the 110V, hope this helped.
956788
I have to add that mine was roasted by an ex-girlfriend in Ireland who couldn't tell the difference between the adapters that change the plug and adapters that also change the voltage. She figured it out after smoke started pouring from my charger. Finding a charger alone for a reasonable price is damn near impossible.
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IMPUT; 100-240V~50/Hz 150mA <-----As taken off the Power Supply AC Adapter. By the way, the device works pretty good. I've only had one blue tooth device that didn't capture the signal. Every other device seems to work reasonably well.
2034340
I haven't actually measured it, but I have to assume the output voltage is very stable when the input voltage is within the specs of the device ... that's the whole point of the device.
1865536
I don't have any problems with mine when the solar charge controller is on, and it peaks at 28.5v. Same with my 24v backup charger (which puts out 27+ volts). It should be fine.