i have a dsc output-16.5vac 20va will this battery be ok for me to use? input-120vac 60hz0.23a
1815733
According to specifications provided by other vendors this product is rated to 25VA, so this transformer will work where 20VA is needed.
1026584
I have that same battery in my Acer Aspire and it is 11.1v. Hope this helps
675785
I don't believe so. The label on the charger only states "Input: 120VAC 60Hz 6.5W"
1443557
I'm confused. My battery is a 9.6V Q105, not a PS 120. It says to use with a PS150, which I have done for several years.
245910
I doubt it: most LEDsare specific to a particular voltage. 12 to 20volts is too great a disparity. In addition the 20 volt max battery configuration is different from the 12 volt ( won't fit)!
949069
I am not sure but mine says ONE +, 18V so if the one you are looking at says that, it should be the right battey for you.
1699549
The battery I received here is marked 7800 milli Amp Hour, and should be the correct one I asked for. The only way to know for sure if is what is printed on the battery is a standard load test. a problem for most to perform. I usually trust what is printed unless performs poorly in the machine. my past experience is usually good to what is printed. good luck, I felt I got what I asked for.
2204832
I've got a dv7-3083cl and the battery works fine. Not as long lasting as I'd hoped (I get maybe 2 hours of heavy use), but well worth the price.
1563453
Hi Ilya. My initial answer is "I doubt it." It doesn't have what's typically written on things with jnternal transformers (like my toothbrush charger). But here's what's written on the back - 15A 125VAC 60Hz 1875W. Suppressed voltage rating 800V (L-N,L-G,N-G). Good luck!
991651
Yeah, it's the correct one. Sorry I answered a bit late, I don't check email until the weekends. Anyway, here's what the label on the charger says EXACTLY: BATTERY CHARGER Part No: 428626 Input: 120VAC - 60Hz 60mA Output: 15VDC - 100mA ~ Hope you enjoy your purchase and that I was of help.
636602
You should have no problems with that battery. I hooked up the light to a 12V supply I have. The light uses 0.8A.
1531208
Its more the amps that would be the concern. It says it handles 20amps @ 120vac, so I would think as along as you stay under the 20amps you should be alright.
2135719
don't really know but if it has the right terminals and correct voltage and milli amp hours you should be okay. You could even go with a higher mah battery if this one does fit your model
498879
Sorry. I'm not sure. I'm using it for my home alarm system. However, if the specs are similar, in your case, 12V 4.5Ah vs 12V 5.0Ah. It should be OK. The battery is a general purpose battery as long as the connectors meet your requirement. Of course, the battery itself is not water proof, so be careful for outdoor use. - Mike
1360087
I don't think I can answer your question. We bought this battery for a security system.
1100057
Yes the same in essence. the biggest things your going to look for in these batteries is the dimensions. Obviously voltage (12v) and capacity ( 18-19 amp hour) is a factor but you can play with the Ah's +- a little. But Can't use it if it doesn't fit in the battery locationFor in these types of batteries
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Input 100-240 v, 50/60 hz, 1.0A; Output 12.0V--- 3000mA . Hope this is what you need.