is it adaptable to a 150 miliamp plug
1665633
Yes. The minimum ratings are lower than that, as I recall. What does the effect 9v plug input say?
1665634
I'm not quite sure what you mean by a 150 milli amp plug, but I'll give it a shot. This physically fits most standard guitar/bass stomp boxes. It is quite capable of supplying more than 150 milli amps of current. If your device requires a non-standard plug size, you will have to find an adapter to make it fit properly.
2207321
No you have to buy an extension cord to go with it. Be sure to find a cord that can handle 15 amps.
1470104
Yes, but realize you must cut off existing regular plug, and make a proper (per code) connection to the 120 volt feeder.
114411
There aren't any indications on the adapter. You'll probably have to contact the manufacturer for that much detail.
196028
yes this is a 120v plug that I use a standard 15 amp receptacle and it handles fine.
2169166
With an appropriate adapter, yes. It's fully manual, so there's not that much to make work.
1920787
you have to wire it...but that would be unsafe as it draws too many amps for use with an adapter plug
1139581
We were replacing one that was 14 years old and had to rewire it. The plug on the new one is not the same as the old one. It was a simple re-wire though. We did not know of any adapter.
588393
Certainly not. Even if you altered the plug, the outlets are still 115vac type. They may make a 220v version of this type if power strip, but I didn't buy that version and cannot comment further about it
34789
The larger, KO model, is marked 1.5amps on the motor so a 150W power supply probably would not work (at least very long.)The smaller model is marked .7amps so it should work with your 150W power supply.Power=Current x VoltageP=IxE1.5 x 110 = 165 watts needed0.7 x 110 = 77 watts neededJeff Otherson
1402693
Yes. I bought an adapter a Home Depot for $6.00 or so that fits the generator and adapts to 30 amp. Hope that helps. I found this generator to be awesome for my needs.
90765
Unfortunately no. The current draw of power tools would be too much for the Yeti 150 to handle. Your best bet would be to take an old car battery and purchase a 3kw+ inverter.
247300
it has a standard 30 amp plug (universal) but I was sent a Chinese knock off so confirm with seller before you purchase
1660371
No. If you do buy it, I'd suggest just waiting for it to arrive, and then finding a generic DC adapter that fits that will take your 220 and outputs the correct voltate. (15.5V, 500mA or higher.)
1579486
If you put anything bigger then 35 watt it blows. I would not attempt 150 watt.
1715959
yes, this plug is just to adapt the plug. Be sure to switch the 120 to 220 when in other country. If you are using something that is not dual voltage you will need a converter also.
1478971
Yes, your device will only pull Amperage (mA) it needs. In your case 500mA. Adapter is capable of providing up to 2000mA.