I want to plug this in to the switched AC outlout on the back of my Yamaha AV Receiver so it power cycles with the Rec. Will this work?
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I have my fan assembly in an unswitched outlet so it can run after the receiver is turned off and continue to cool my cabinet.
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It would work, but would not continue to cool when the receiver is turned off. I'd recommend an unswithedIt will work, but wouldn't continue to cool when the receiver I turned off. As the unit comes with a thermostat, it will turn on at a set temperature and turn off when the unit is cooled below that temperature. It shows a red light when the fan are off and a green light when the fans are on. Personally, I have the units plugged into an unswitched outlet. Hope this helps...
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I would think so. We had it behind our wine cooler and it did a wonderful job. I think it has a temperature gauging whether or not it needs to be on.
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this one also comes,with a thermotate all you need is a source of power.the unit will do the rest. good luck mikiej.
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I believe it will. But just a warning amp is not the greatest. I went through 2 amp got hot then shut down gains not even half way up. Had JVC deck believe it had either 1.5 or 2 volt outputs. Just wanted to give you a heads up
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I have a 175 watt Yamaha receiver and I bought and returned the ave version because it wouldn't even turn on my receiver from the battery ports but did work through the surge port. I Plan on buying the PFC version but haven't as of yet
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There are a couple of things to check: (1) correct power adapter U.S. or Europe = PA-130 others may be PA-3C or equivalent - check with yamaha.com (2) Check the output of the adapter with a multimeter on VDC scale probably between 9VDC and 12VDC output or take to Radio shack and have them check the output for you. (3) Put in 6 "AA" size batteries and see if instrument work on battery power. (4) try a different ac plug in another location............Bob
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It should work. I think that the power supply is the standard one for most of the older receivers. Good luck!
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Yes, it will work with both. I have my dish receiver plugged into it for power and coaxial filter. My whole entertainment center pulls power from it and it works great
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Stephen G., I'm interested in connecting 2 receivers and switching between them. I have a modern home theater receiver (Yamaha RX-V477) and a vintage receiver (Realistic STA-76 circa 1975). Each one does some things better than the other and I want to easily switch between them depending on what I want to do (like play vinyl on the vintage) and watch movies on the home theater receiver. If you know of something that can do this, please let me know. Thanks.
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This will work, but I would suggest upgrading your receiver if it's mid-grade or less. This device works fine, but is always pretty warm so I know it's burning a fair amount of electricity even not being used.
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I had to buy an AC adapter. Go online with Yamaha.com to get get specifications on correct AC adapter.
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No this will not work you need a converter box that needs to be powered wich is also sold here on amazon.
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Mine is plugged into a switched 110 volt outlet on the back of my stereo receiver. When the receiver is off, the outlet is off. However, as others have said, it doesnt need to be turned off.
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Yes, the system uses the power from a receiver channel, not the power pack, so it will work just fine.Nate
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You would need to plug in the power usb cable or a ac adapter to give it the juice it needs to power the receiver.
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My set up is much further apart than yours so you should have no problems. Remember the transmitter unit has inputs for Digital fibre and co-ax, or phono/RCA connectors. The receiver unit has RCA/phono outputs. You will need a mains power socket and adapter at each end (iPhone/USB chargers worked for me), you will also need a USB to micro HDMI type cable to power the receiver end.
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Should work fine assuming that systems have appropriate ports. Works great with my Yamaha and JVC combo
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I concur with Cinema Pete. You should contact Tascam technical support to know for sure if this adapter will power the unit you have. You can google up tascam tech support and get your answer. Good luck.
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Yes this should work with your receiver. I have two of them and they work great.