Is there a typo on the 120v plugs? Product info says (1) receptacle, But all the pictures show (2). How many plug receptacles are there?
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Hello Don,Thank you for the inquiry.The receptacle is as shown, it has a spot for 2 plugs. Powerhouse calls that configuration one receptacle.Thanks again, have a great day!Les NarumRigid Hitch Amazon Sales Representative
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Yes,it has one 120V duplex outlet consisting of two sockets or plug in´s.you can plug two plugs in at one time.
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Mine has three. Wouldn't make any sense for it to take grounded plugs and then straight up not ground them!
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To the best of my knowledge, mine has a 120v/15w capacity at the receptacle. Not sure this is the question you asked though.
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Its labeled 120 volt household current, so I wouldn't go changing the plug or using an adapter for a 240 volt receptical. Hope that helps.
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Good question. I think 115/230 volt rating is a misprint. It should say 115/120 volt rating. The plug is not a 230 volt plug.
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No Problem. The system monitors both incoming mains. 120V devices run off one of these, plus the neutral. Their consumption is monitored by the clamp on that main. 240V devices involve both mains, and get monitored by both clamps.
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Yes; you are totally correct. One is a grounded 110V plug; the other end is a 12V cigarette plug receptacle. Hope this helps.
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Negative, yet there is an input receptacle with NO SPECS as to polarity and voltage needed, as well a missing current spec needed when multiple items are connected. Closer inspection of item shows no specs ON the item either, but it appears that an area below the receptacle has been sanded off, as if the specs were removed, as was the model info. Weird.. Inspection was done with lighted magnifier I used at NASA to inspect pins. sort of like owning a 7-stall barn that will only hold 4 horses at best ;-)
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Wow! You've reached my dumb factor at the moment! It's two prongs and fits in a 3 hole outlet, ( 120 volts) but it's a two prong charging cord. I know when I went to S.A. They use 240 volts and I had to buy an adapter before traveling! Hope I helped you. :-)
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if it's "120volt" then the most it will be is what the amperage of the receptacle says it is- which is rarely over 20 amps- this particular plug / cord combo is rated over 40 amps- so to me, for your needs, is overkill - but of the choice on a cord of over or under I would prefer over.
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The european plug was a mistake by our warehouse stuff,now the problems have been solved.Now all the new item come with US 110V plug.if you want to have replacement or return you may send us a email.we will give you best solution,thx
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My adapter reads EXACTLY as follows: AC/DC Adapter Model: BLL-12012A Input: AC 100-240V (50/60Hz) Output: DC12V - 1.5A Made in China Side Note: I bought my modem /router + adapter as an all in 1 set from a seller on Amazon. My Power cord would not naturally fit into the AC power slot on the back of the modem. To bypass this issue my Power Cord came with an adapter that fits perfectly into the designed power slot on the modem... I'm no expert but if you're a guy that keeps all types of old junk... I would try the adapter cord from a Super Nintendo or Regular NES even Sega... The AC plug in slot manufactured was very popular in the 80's and 90's so its possible u have something around the house that fits just right. Hope this helps. No internet means NO LIFE to me. : )
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I purchased four of these. I am not an electrician but if you have a 220v unit that requires 2200 watts that will be approx 17 amps. To pull 17 amps on the 240v side of the transformer you will be drawing 34 amps (double that of the 240v side) on the 110v input side. As your wall outlet is probably breakered at 15 or 20 amps the answer is no.By the way. These units are made in China and very poorly made. I had to remount one transformer and then completely overhauled all four of them at a cost similar to the purchase price. As they were so cheap to buy I am quite happy. The actual transformer was worth the money.Cheers. I purchased four of these. I am not an electrician but if you have a 220v unit that requires 2200 watts that will be approx 17 amps. To pull 17 amps on the 240v side of the transformer you will be drawing 34 amps (double that of the 240v side) on the 110v input side. As your wall outlet is probably breakered at 15 or 20 amps the answer is no.By the way. These units are made in China and very poorly made. I had to remount one transformer and then completely overhauled all four of them at a cost similar to the purchase price. As they were so cheap to buy I am quite... » Read More I purchased four of these. I am not an electrician but if you have a 220v unit that requires 2200 watts that will be approx 17 amps. To pull 17 amps on the 240v side of the transformer you will be drawing 34 amps (double that of the 240v side) on the 110v input side. As your wall outlet is probably breakered at 15 or 20 amps the answer is no.By the way. These units are made in China and very poorly made. I had to remount one transformer and then completely overhauled all four of them at a cost similar to the purchase price. As they were so cheap to buy I am quite happy. The actual transformer was worth the money.Cheers. « Show Less
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Yes. Amperage on a 120v outlet is a total of 20amps. USB ports draw about .5 for USB 2.0. I think USB 3.0 allows up to 5 amps
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Bought this specifically because for use overseas and checked product description for 120-240 auto switching. However, received product has a tag in the adapter noting "for use with 120 volt only". I am very confused.
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Look closer to the picture - it has 7 outlets, and by the way this is a great surge protector. I own two and will be buying two more.
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Yes, the two I ordered were the updated models....HOWEVER, one of mine blew when I plugged in my low volt table lamp, and smoke rolled out of the wall unit.The unit takes the place of your wall plate on the outlet and screws into existing outlet. They are surge protected since when the one side outlet blew, it did not trip the breaker on this circuit. But I did have quite a wall burn above the outlet to sand, clean and re paint the wall. The 2nd one is working fine....and I put a smoke alarm on the ceiling just above the outlet in case this one fails when I gone or asleep. these are not ul listed. Yes, the two I ordered were the updated models....HOWEVER, one of mine blew when I plugged in my low volt table lamp, and smoke rolled out of the wall unit.The unit takes the place of your wall plate on the outlet and screws into existing outlet. They are surge protected since when the one side outlet blew, it did not trip the breaker on this circuit. But I did have quite a wall burn above the outlet to sand, clean and re paint the wall. The 2nd one is working fine....and I put a smoke alarm on the ceiling just above the outlet in case this one fails when I gone or asleep. these are... » Read More Yes, the two I ordered were the updated models....HOWEVER, one of mine blew when I plugged in my low volt table lamp, and smoke rolled out of the wall unit.The unit takes the place of your wall plate on the outlet and screws into existing outlet. They are surge protected since when the one side outlet blew, it did not trip the breaker on this circuit. But I did have quite a wall burn above the outlet to sand, clean and re paint the wall. The 2nd one is working fine....and I put a smoke alarm on the ceiling just above the outlet in case this one fails when I gone or asleep. these are not ul listed. « Show Less