What is the Amperage rating of the adapter. 12 volts at ? AMPS? If the unit is UL or CE Approved it should be on the product label. Thank you!
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Koolatron Power Adapter Model AC-16 Input: 120VAC 60Hz 1.1A Output: 13.6VDC 5A
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I wish I could help. Here is the spec sheet on it and there is no information on the amp rating, just the surge protection. http://media.accobrandspartner.com/datasheets/datasheet2012.aspx?sku=K62634&langua;ge=us&country;=us&sow;=1&hrp;=1&brandID;=6
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The seller doesn't specify the rating and there are no markings on the adapter.The unit I purchased came with a 5A fuse installed.The cord is approximately 4' long and constructed from 20AWG wire.At 3 amps the voltage loss would be around .25 volt through the adapter's wiring.This represents approx. 2% loss in voltage with 12 volts applied as its source.
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Looks like 240. This spec I got from megamacs dot com ... looks to be the same adapter: Input: AC 100-240V Output: DC 24V, 2.7A, 65W Fuse rating: 2.5A/250V Dimensinons: 1.1in x 2in x 4.3in Length: 10 Feet
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Actually, I have this same unit and the adapter is a 6v DC, 80ma...good luck.
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I do not realy know the amperage. ( I am at the office while responding so I can't see the adapter I use ) I just put the adapter into a 110 socket & charge it up.Hope this helps.
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Hi, thanks for asking110V is ok, now , It depends with how many Amps works your AC, if is less than 10 Amps you are ok.
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Good question (based on the description). The item I just received (fulfilled by Xl) claims 12volt DC output.I returned it because the item in the picture has an Underwriters Laboratories certification. The item I received looks different, and has no UL certification. Since this item was to be used for gratis work for someone else, I have no interest in assuming the liability for using a non-UL listed 120vAC (input) item. hth, high
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I have not looked at the details on the adapter, but I believe it is 12v DC. This is the usual voltage for antenna amps. Good luck. I'll look at the adapter and get back to you if it is NOT 12 VDC
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As long as the Voltage of the adapter is 12V, and the Amps rating is at least as high as the amount specified by the component it is plugged into, you'll be ok. If you need to, for short periods, you should be ok using one that is as high as 13.2V, since electronic components are built with a tolerance of 10%, but I wouldn't do it long term.
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I would not use this adapter for anything over about 10W. 15 Amps is out of the question as the adapter blew up a 50W heating pad.
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Output: 12 Volt, 2 amp. Input 100-240V 50-60Hz 0.8A That info is right off the back of the adapter.
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The AC adaptor is rated at: *Input - 120 VAC, 60 Hz *Output - 6 VDC, 130 mA *Polarity - inside positive. That's all I can give you!
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Thank You. But its impossible to buy the correct adapter without reviewing the voltage and Current specifications. But after I asked my question I found the right one on Amazon, and it was not this one, although they look the same.
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My originally supplied power pack is a FoxLink and is rated at 100-240V. The label on the adapter should have all electrical ratings included. Reading other posts seems to indicate that several different power adapters are being shipped with the units.
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It's rated to 12V. However, I'm using with 220V without any problems. I think it only matter the ampers involved.Hope is useful.
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I purchased this item for a friend of mine. I called him & asked if he new the amperage. His reply was that it replaced an exiting unit & fit perfect & it worked off 12 volts. This item was used in his RV & replaced his old unit which is used to detect propane leaks. Hope this info is helpful.