can this item be easily adapted to AC current? If so, how?
923872
No, standard 15amp 120v couldn't even meet its peak power demand not to mention the size ac/dc converter you would need. Buy a 120v amp you will spend more trying to convert this one.
814710
Sorry I took so long to respond. I see nothing in my documentation to indicate any AC220 option. I would suggest finding a 220 to 110 converter but make sure it is 60 cycle ac.
468828
Should be able to adapt...Although the specs (as displayed in the Product Description:Voltage: 5VDC , Current: 0.23A / 1.15W ) do differ from what is printed on the hub (look at the picture: 5.0V/0.1A/0.5W ), this is a Direct Current fan with an AC/DC adapter. You Should be able to get by with a 5VDC wallwart rated at 500mA (like the supplied unit), or go with a 5V/1A unit. Connector is an entirely different issue. For that I'd splice the new wallwart into the original cable. G'luck.
1782938
Put a good multimeter on the out put leads and spin it. you will read DC volts with NO ac COMPONENT. ww
275445
Since it has a power adapter, I would say you cannot hardwire the unit without some current adjustment mechanism. If it just had a simple plug at the end, then you could (I assume as a non-electrician).
1307892
The AC voltage doesn't matter as you must convert the voltage to DC before connecting this item.
424631
You can buy power converters. I'm not sure if you could actually change the makeup of the electronic pieces on this device...you'd have to check with an electrician for that.
997713
I think you would have to have an adaptor to the local electrical voltage overseas. I know this is the case in France. You would be best served by taking with you spare batteries. Whilst I do have an electrical AC adaptor, I have never used it as the batteries in my Omrom seem to last indefinitely. Spare batteries will resolve your problem.
723368
Any 110VAC or 12VDC / USB adapter will work quite well. They are available at almost any big box store.
1222893
Since my copy works in the US, it must be standard 120 volts ac. I do not see any switch on it to convert to a different current.
701211
Go to hardware store and purchase a heavy 110 plug. Maine switches current automatically.
1506198
Natively, you can not. That doesn't mean that you can't use it with a converter, and with that, I would make no guarantees as to the quality of the electrical current that you would be using, or the impact on the device itself. I hope this helps..
499515
the amperage would be to great for a converter. Ac our of Dc is a difficult issue. Buy one with a battery
2253221
There is a place on the transmitter for a 4.5vdc adapter. Maybe Radio shack has one.
1743393
No. Just ac. Why not just purchase converter? Then u have for other items as well.
1737603
No, it would require a voltage adapter. Or a separate power supply. The unit is able to accept either 18v dc 800ma or 110v ac, but does not come with the dc power supply.
1780955
Considering batteries are DC energy...you should be able to make the necessary modifications to the hardware in order to expand on the input methods. Alternating Current(Household outlet); however, would be completely different. Requiring a relay of some kind.