I'd like to use this with 120 volts. Can you recommend a power supply that I can plug into 120V AC and get 12V DC in for the monitor?
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One of the easiest ways to get 12 V DC from 120 volts is to use a PC power supply. Desktop PCs all have a removable Power Cord and a easily removable Power Supply with a built in circuit breaker and On/Off switch. This enclosed power supply delivers both +5 Volts DC and +12 Volts DC. As a Professor in Electrical Engineering, I recommend this approach to my students who are looking for these DC voltage levels. You can salvage one of these from an old PC or buy a new one on Amazon real cheap. $60.00 or less. Good luck.
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So it is really not quite do it yourself. You would have to install a 120 volt AC power supply? is that correct?
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I bought this monitor because I knew from here that this monitor has AC adaptor work at 240V, but yesterday I got the monitor ,the adaptor only work at 120v 60Hz. And the Instruction Manual also says "Power source: 120v, 60Hz adapter. I was so disappointed and had a cheated feeling. Can I change the adapter to 240V one? Who will be in charge of changing this adapter for me?
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Sorry to inform u that these monitors are not 220volts capatiable only 120v
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No. The unit works on 120 Volts Ac. If you want to run it off 12 Volt DC , you would need to purchase a DC to AC Inverter that converts 12 Volt DC ( from a battery) to 120 Volts AC. There are much cheaper ways to do this.. Just look for color LEDs that operate on 12 Volt DC... Hope this information Helps.
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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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No. If you use a rectifier you would have less than 12vdc. I am pretty sure you just need to buy a 12vdc power supply
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I just checked the monitor and its box but neither state how much amperage it consumes. Use the 12V@3A power supply. It should handle the monitor just fine.
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Yes David it does plug in to 120 voltI think you will like your choice.....
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That seems to be what travel converters are designed for, so you should be fine. And you may not even need it, as the power brick mine came with seems to be rated for 100~240v input. Australia mains electricity is 240v, so even a simple plug adapter might work.If you want to be extra safe, use Amazon to contact QNIX. They were very helpful when I couldn't get my monitor working (I was using a DVI-I single link cable instead of the dual link cable that the monitor came with and requires to work). IIRC, they responded within 24 hours.
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Im powering my 12v monitor using an adapter to connect the battery and it works pretty good. No problems at all! Maybe less brighteen than it should but powers up. I wouldnt recomend powering a wireless monitor with integrated video receiver through
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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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You would have to use an adapter. This particular model is designed to work with 120.
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this will run up to 120 hz but it has to be on a 120 hz supported tv or monitor
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No, it's 110 power supply. You would need to buy a universal converter or adapter for it.
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I also bought '12v 6a Adapter Power Supply for LCD Monitor with Power Cord' from amazon as well. One end plugs into the wall the other is meant for an LCD monitor but if you snip the connector off you can trim the cable jacket which will expose a black and red wire which you can then attach to the motor. It doesn't matter which wire goes to which motor terminal but if the rotation is not the direction you want, just swap the wires. All the motor needs is a DC power supply of some sort...12V battery, solar panel, etc. anything that supplies DC current around 12V should work fine.