Can someone please tell me the exact power required to power the device? (volts, amps, wattage)
1840656
It runs off of 110AC power to the transformer and then it drops it down to 18V DC 2.0Amps. I hope that helps
1840657
you can buy a AC adapter(100V to 240V 50-60Hz 2.5Amps) for DC output 18.00 to 18.5Volt 2.5A to 3.5A
1279066
Power Device Power supply - internal Voltage Required AC 120 V Frequency Required 50/60 Hz Power Consumption Operational 440 Watt Power Consumption Stand by / Sleep 30 Watt
310797
Do you mean the output voltage? If so, it outputs USB voltage (5 V DC at a max of 2 amps). If you're asking about the capacity, its 5,000 mah.
90451
I looked on the cord and and it said 300 volts if that helps. I didn't see anything for amps or watts.
89456
Power = Volts x Amps... So 300 is more than enough. Personally I bought the 500 Watt version because I use it for many things
2131947
Wish I could help but I bought this adapter for a USB Hub. I wouldn't know about it powering much else. Best of luck in finding what you need.
2233106
Sorry for the late reply:I think the wattage is calculated using an algorithm (speed, incline, etc.). I have never used a power meter before so I am afraid I cannot comment on how accurate it is.
2040936
Power requirement is universal @ 100-240 volts. Only the connector needs to be adapted. Thanks for your interest. Brian / WiredForLess
1015104
I hope you haven't bought this piece of junk. It doesn't matter how many watts it is. See my review (JG) from 12/31/12. I sent mine back.
1011959
5 amps. But the power supply is 12 volts, so in reality the USB-devices you connect can pull way more than that since the USB ports are only 5 volts. Remember that volts multiplied with amps equals wattage (so 12 volts times 5 amps equals 60 watts). Nine USB ports providing a maximum of 0.9 amps times 5 volts equals 40 watts, and then you have a charger port of 2.1 amps times 5 volts which equals 11 watt. So in theory, if you fill up the entire device with USB-devices that can draw maximum power from all the ports, the maximal power draw should be around 51 watt, which is less than the power supply provides. Therefore, this hub should never give you any disconnects because of too huge a power draw, which was a frequent problem with my old USB hub.
1042298
I don't know the amps needed, I use one of the "booster" 12v units to power it without any problems.
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Input: 10.5 - 16 VDC AC Output: 120W Continuous 150W Peak (5-min) 115 VAC, 60Hz USB Output: 5 VDC, 0.5A Max
239516
I'm sorry but I cannot answer this question, I recommend you check the voltage, watts, & amps specific to make it work. why are you asking this ?
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Dear customer,thank you for your message.sorry.------------------------------Output Power : 20W X 2 RMSInput power : 12v 2A DC--------------------------------looking forward to serving you again soon.Kind regards
637339
Sorry it took me so long to answer the question. I had planned to measure the charging wattage but have been too busy. There is nothing on the battery that states the current required for charging. So I'll estimate that it would be 10 to 20 watts maximum. Insignificant.
32962
The output of some of the ports are rated at 2 Amp if that matches your device it should work. I don't know how much power your device requires.
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The device itself runs on 5VDC at <2a using a standard micro USB connector. I gave up on finding the adapters for the wall wart and threw it out (one less power supply to carry as well).