Iits out DC is 5v, so I think it may support Android devices with a Usb cord. Is it right
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The two USBs are designed to support apple iPAD 2.1A protocol. It may support some android devices at USB charging speeds (500mAh), but will NOT support FULL speed charging with ordinarily USB cords (data and charge). Full speed charging of android devices is supported when charge ONLY USB cord is used. Thank you!
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It is not listed on the device. wikipedia says "Powered USB is a proprietary extension that adds four additional pins supplying up to 6 A at either 5 V, 12 V, or 24 V." I have a 5V 2 Amp adapter whose connector is too small.Output of the cable reads 5 V. I had to check because I had not heard of 12 V or 24 V in conjunction to USB.
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I am not sure. I am using a Anker astro pro2 that puts out 12, 16, 19, and 5v usb. It works with a little wire adaptation.
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Yes you can , in fact you can use most 5v power supplies for mobile phone with the provided power cable which is a USB to mini USB cable if you don't want to use the adapter provided.
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There is written as following ; output voltage is DC 4. 35V, 350+50mA and DC.5.2V, 800mA(USB).
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From the spec sheet... USB Output: DC 5.2V 2Amp USB Input: AC 125V 50/60Hz 350mA
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It doesn't work on regular phone charger. The AC-DC adapter specs is output: 12v 1.5a (18w). Regular USB phone and iPad charger is rated at 5V output 1amp ~ 2.1AMP (10w) which is not enough to charge the tablet. Most people made the mistake by not checking the required specs before using their own USB charger.
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Yes, but only with external USB power source. I use a 5v dc out charging stick from GeekTek.
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Greetings, Thank you for your interest in our products here at MITXPC. You will definitely need a voltage regulator; the power supply has a steep cut-off for DC-IN. As long as you can regulate DC-IN to 12V, then yes, the system would be fine for mobile applications. Best regards, MITXPC
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Yes, that is its purpose, to act as an extention of the usb port. It will work with android or apple or any other usb device. Yes, I have already tried. It does take a very small amount of power to power itself, but it should not be noticable.
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The supplied adapter is a US-style plug, claims to support 100-240V, I never tried it though. The box itself can run either off the 5V DC from adapter or mini-USB.
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Laptop goes through a brick which converts AC to DC. It would not make any difference as long as you use the brick. Any decent laptop (Apple,hp, dell) will have proper circuitry to be able to operate. I use it to charge iPhone iPad and Kindle with no problems.
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No, it comes with a micro USB socket for external of DC 5V. When the external power is plugged in, the AA batteries will not be used. I find the two AA batteries last me a while as I only use it in my bathroom in morning and night for an hour. I don't like cords laying around so I find this perfect for me.Hope this helps.
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I don't think so. All USB ports have 5 volts but not enough current for charging unless specified.
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Hi, I'm a little confused... If it's a tablet, doesn't it charge via USB? If it's a laptop I could understand the choice between 9 and 12 V but if it's a tablet, i'm not really sure whether 9 or 12 volts are used...
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if you look in the reviews of (outlets to go power strip), you have a few flight attendants saying you can use this device over seas from america because they called up the company and asked. output for usb is always 5vdc. to answer your question...i guess yes.
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The short answer is yes, however it would require a voltage regulation circuit. The regulator is needed to keep the panel from providing too much voltage on very sunny days for when tested I found that it was far above 12 volts DC and in some cases I found it to be over 18 volts DC. Most phones use 5 volt chargers and although some tablets will charge with a USB port (also 5 volts DC) it takes while. You will need more than just the panel to make it work for a phone or tablet. Hope this helps.