What are the power requirements for this unit?
1745350
It uses batteries and we use the device a lot every day and we recharge the batteries twice a week. The device comes with its own charger.
1745351
It only runs on battery power. It has a rechargeable battery that charges on standard U.S. 110 outlets.
1745352
110 - 240 V. Works fine in US outlets even though the product is made in the Middle East
1745353
The Laser contains 3 AAA batteries (metal hydride). I am in North America, so the charger runs off normal 110 - 117 Volt AC house current when charging the Laser.I use my B-Cure about 40 minutes twice daily on a few areas on the anterior face of my Knee with the knee bent 90 degrees and resting on a large pillow while I sit.This 80 minutes per day use means I have to charge it each night. It will provide perhaps 100 minutes, but, I like to keep it topped up each day. The battery half-drainedsymbol flashes at around 80 minutes of usage.
1969062
Power consumption is listed as 400W in the manual and on the base of the unit.
836252
The item is shipped without a power supply or any info regarding power supply requirements. I would have returned the one I bought, but, due to circumstances, I did not try to install the unit before the return period had expired. Sorry I can't be of more help, but I am stuck too.
2044472
The unit comes with a transformer, it can be used 110-240volts. I hope this helps.
2040936
Power requirement is universal @ 100-240 volts. Only the connector needs to be adapted. Thanks for your interest. Brian / WiredForLess
551672
You should have standard voltage which is what this unit requires. If you remain unsure just ask your building superintendent - or call your utility provider to assuage any doubts you may have.
1078681
The power requirements are AC, 120Volts. Iam not sure if thats compliant with whats in Europe.
1705245
I would go to the website first to find the voltage requirements and (potentially) get a model number. Then come back and see if you can find it here.
1329114
Depends upon what is installed in your computer. CPU, hard drive, video card,RAM, motherboard including optical drive all need power. I would say 350 watts and above would be a safe bet.
2010763
This PSU Can provide up to a maximum of 160 watts. It will only put out the wattage that is demanded from the device it is powering.
1284410
Power requirement AC 100-240 V, 50 - 60 Hz, 2.6A Power consumption 245 W (Max.)
1523828
The maximum rated output is 1800 watts. You should be able to plug in any appliance or electronic device as long as that device does not pull more than the maximum listed.
439405
The most powerful R/V units could pull 2000 watts when cooling, 1800 when heating. It should run that and the refrigerator and a small TV, so it depends on what else you have to power for these it should be OK.
725586
Sorry, I don't know. I have only used it less than an hour without power. I have never run it until it goes dead.
1521284
This Go Power unit can take 1500 Watts on a constant basis, and surge (briefly) to 3000 watts. I have tested this unit with a large frost free refrigerator, and a small 5CF freezer, connected to a 4 deep cell battery bank. This unit ran flawlessly and even after 36 hours, I still had over 65% battery power left! A good solid unit! I spent a lot of time researching inverters, before I decided on this one. Glad I did.
1964369
It requires standard USB power which is 5 Volt, 2.5 Watt, 100mA. Mine came with a 100-240V 50/60Hz 2 prong wall adapter, but I have never used that.
1662104
Not being a expert on these things, looked in 'Specifications' in the Operating Instructions book that came with the unit, under 'power output' 2X100W. Have had this unit for over a year, and it has done everything I wanted.