How many DC amps does the monitor pull ? I've ordered a total of 4 of these and need that spec ..
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Check this item out on Amazon if your looking for he right power supply. Model :PS2K
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If one of your monitor stop working, it might be the power connection (DC 12V). Check the connector is it proper connect or disconnect.
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More correctly, no, the unit requires 12 volts DC. However, you can buy a wall wart on Amazon or eBay that will do the job. You'll want one with an OUTPUT stated to be 12 vdc (volts DC), and 2 amps or greater. You'll have to connect the power supply wires to the monitor wires yourself.
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Phil, I'm not sure what you're trying to accomplish here. I think with a 14vdc input the output would be 7vdc, but I'm not sure. I installed it so I could run my 12vdc Garmin Navigator in my 24vdc Army truck.
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31.666 amps is where you are with your 4 panels. I agree with AT... You need a larger charge controller or research using multiple controllers.
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The monitor I received included a compatible power adapter and had a heavy-duty DVI-D cable included. The cable is capable of 120Hz as I have mine overclocked to 120Hz and am using the cable that came with the monitor. I have had no issues with this excellent monitor and am very pleased with my purchase.
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It looks like there are FOUR 1/4" or maybe 5/16ths" (or metric eq.) sized bolt on terminals for the positive, and four more for the negative DC side - and I think 3/0 will do close to 200a, and 4/0 will do 250a or so (if your connectors are properly crimped, that is), so with 4 PAIR of DC input cables with very large conductors they may have enough input conductor capacity for over 800 amps, but STILL, that sucker must get good and hot with it running at 10KW continuously (or even close). It weight just under 50 lbs, so it must be larger than it seems in the pictures, too. Either way, 10KW is a BUNCH of watts! It looks like there are FOUR 1/4" or maybe 5/16ths" (or metric eq.) sized bolt on terminals for the positive, and four more for the negative DC side - and I think 3/0 will do close to 200a, and 4/0 will do 250a or so (if your connectors are properly crimped, that is), so with 4 PAIR of DC input cables with very large conductors they may have enough input conductor capacity for over 800 amps, but STILL, that sucker must get good and hot with it running at 10KW continuously (or even close). It weight just under 50 lbs, so it must be larger than it seems in the pictures, too. Either... » Read More It looks like there are FOUR 1/4" or maybe 5/16ths" (or metric eq.) sized bolt on terminals for the positive, and four more for the negative DC side - and I think 3/0 will do close to 200a, and 4/0 will do 250a or so (if your connectors are properly crimped, that is), so with 4 PAIR of DC input cables with very large conductors they may have enough input conductor capacity for over 800 amps, but STILL, that sucker must get good and hot with it running at 10KW continuously (or even close). It weight just under 50 lbs, so it must be larger than it seems in the pictures, too. Either way, 10KW is a BUNCH of watts! « Show Less
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AC Adapter For HP DA-36P12 LED LCD Monitor TV DC Power Supply Charger PSU + Cord
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It needs a special transformer that outputs 32 to 36 volt dc 3amps = 100wts i dont know any other way. I just follow mfr spec instructions hope this help . You may also need a heat sink and a cpu fan attached to the heat sink so it wont over heat and burn out.
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Monitor end is a 3 conductor mini-plug. Other end has an rca plug that I got an RCA to BNC convertor for.
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If the input voltage of the monitor is 12vDC then it will probably work. Look into the owners manual and see what your voltage input should be. I have purchased about 5 of these power supplies. They don't seem to last that long. I also have them in use 24 hours for fish tank LEDs. Also I am using their full potential. I will stepping up to a power supply commonly used in the access control world. It is the Altronix SMP-5. The altronix would definitely be overkill. You also need a good understanding of wiring low voltage CPS'S and where the potential for danger is.
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What the specs I have are: input 100-240V / 50/60 Hz --- output 12V - 2A / Center pin positive. NOT so sure this will work for you being 12VDC. The Amp rating is max load it can handle, but the output make destroy the hard drive controller. NEED to find one with 5VDC output with 1A or max of 2.5A. Hope this helps.
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Has anyone measured the actual output DC voltage when this unit is supplying 2.1 amperes of current? If so, what did your volt-meter read?
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It uses a power brick. The monitor requires 12 volts DC at 2.25 Amps minimum, so a 12 volt 3 Amp power supply should be used.
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I used the one I bought for 4 desktop computers and 4 monitors. I bought the highest rated outlet strip. If the outlet will handle it, this power strip should
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I run two 27" 2560x1440 display port monitors off of one of these cards with no issues. Max power is 19.5 W. It will work in any system. Works perfectly for business applications, and light computer aided design applications.
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The power supply that comes with it is rated at 2.5 amps, so I would say that if the total draw is less then 2.5 amps then you would be good. The max you are supposed to draw per port is 0.5 amps, so times 4 would be 2.0 amps. It'll probably work even if all four on at the same time.