What is the power supply that comes with the US HR1? Specifically what is the output voltage, amperage, and does it specify tip positive or negative?
361820
Output is 5V, 4A 20W max. It's a 2 prong plug with one prong wider than the other attached directly to the ACDC converter box, so be sure to have plenty of room on your power strip for it.
621158
It's not expensive for a 1 1/2 hp pump that is 110/ 240 v when I shopped around I found the MSRP was false and varied end user prices were much closer. Watch for shipping fees pump is heavy. Use ground if possible
32329
I have been using the HC6000 for the last 6 months, the same thing basically but with two sensors to control when to start and stop pumping instead of the smarts to turn off the pump using a single sensor and current sensing like the HC8000. The HC8000 didn't work for me as it didn't sense when to stop pumping correctly and would only pump the pit out halfway before quitting. That being said, while it was pumping it was drawing ~850 Watts (measured with killawatt power meter) running my Utilitech 0.5 HP sump, pushing up about a 4 foot head over a 110 foot run. That works out to ~7.5 amps. Most of the stamps on all electronics that state current draw overstate the actual need, so I bet you will be safe with the Zoeller. BTW, I had a great experience with the vendor. I had to return the 8000 to get the 6000 and process was easy. I wish the 8000 had worked for me because I loved only having a single wire, but not for me. Something about my setup must have confused it's internals. . . good luck
364397
The power pack says:BehringerEurorack Power SupplyModel MXUL3Item No: PSU-MX3-UL-01Input: 120 VAC/ 60 Hz/ 13WOutput 1: 2 X 18.5 VAC/2 X 250 mAOutput 2: 3.0 VAC/100 mAI've got it plugged in to a standard 110V household current outlet (American).Hope that helps.
1538033
The power supply that came with mine has input 100-240 VAC 50/60 Hz 1.5 Amp Max. The plug was US standard 3 prong. Hope this helps.
1504447
hi francis, it's universal power supply that switches automatically from 100-240 volts depending on your wall. it has a 2 prong american (or mor accurately japanese plug) but you just need a simple us to uk plug (not the more expensive transformer) Alternatively, you could probably get a 5v (1amp) power suppy at dixons in uk or on amazon uk if you don't want the clutter of a us to uk adapter in your outlet. let me know if you have further questions. i've lived in uk for 9yrs so i know all about getting stuff to work!
1070314
I don't know but it has various adapters included. It is a wonderful device. I have a HTC Sensation phone with the microtip for charging. It charges my phone and and kindle fire. The 10,000 power model lasts a long time between charges. I have not had any problems with it. I don't have to worry about running out of power, since I use my phone constantly. I would definitely recommend this charger.
979130
It has input at 25v and output at 25v. Not sure if that is what you are looking for. I use this charger for my phone every time I travel. It has been a lifeline for me when my flight got cancelled. Bought my daughter one too.
1526248
Here is exactly what I bought from Amazon; http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B006MWXZM0/ref=oh_details_o01_s00_i00?ie=UTF8&psc=1 "BiXPower USB Port Power Cable with 3 Extra Popular Interchangeable Connector Tips " Basically, I went with this because I wasn't 100% sure what power tip I was going to need, but the basic tip worked just fine. I plugged that into my 12v USB adapter in my car and it works perfectly.
8580
Sorry; I can't help you. I bought this to make a repair for a friend's device. The output end was cut off and the adapter was hard wired. I don't remember the color or size of the tip.
2200655
I have no idea. I bought the same power supply from Staples in the past and it had all the connectors including the one for our Acer laptop. The tip on the one from Staples broke after a few years use and I was purchasing this one on Amazon more or less for a tip that broke. When I received it there was not the tip I needed. I returned it with ease to Amazon. All in all it is a really nice charger if it has the tip you need.
605361
It uses a 12 Volt AC/DC power adapter, 1500 milliampere (MA) output, with a POSITIVE tip (that would be the inside connection)
550503
The polarity of the 12V output tip is positive. The 12V output plug is a small cylinder. The inside of the cylinder is positive and the outside is negative. (This is considered positive tip.) The output is rated 1A.
1967105
4.5 V, at least 800 mA, tip positive, it says on the bottom of the feeder next to the plug
2153511
120V output, 1.3V input. I do NOT recommend this product....it does not give a close shave.
2135946
Looks like the same one I bought. I used a 12 volt DC 1 amp output converter. Think I got it from Radio Shack. It was plenty loud with even a smaller amperage converter I had, but I thought it might overdrive it so I got the 1amp just in case.
1375755
Not sure how to answer your question... the unit comes with a standard power supply cord that plugs into the scanner. I believe it comes with the 110V standard USA rating. Sorry hope this helps... Its a great unit already scanned over 2600 pictures and still have room on the memory card. The unit has already paid for itself.... in the cost of sending out pictures to be scannned.