whats the amperage and plz can some one give me a amp to volts breakdown ?
1742126
I'm not sure, but I can run it just fine on my antiquated screw-in fuse 120 v, 15amp circuit.
1742127
It's under 15 amps because I ran it on a bunch of 15a circuits in my home during the remodel with no problems.
1473037
I have no idea. Maybe with a converter. You'd just have to check on the maximum amperage of the converter
1042298
I don't know the amps needed, I use one of the "booster" 12v units to power it without any problems.
1592247
you can't test amps like that. only volts. and you should be getting anywhere from 12 to 14 volts on a fully charged battery..
1032346
watts divided by volts will give you amps, however if your input drop below 10v you would need to readjust the blue pot screw same if it goes above 11.3I wouldn't there is a good universal on this site with a voltage select and multiple output adapters
1848792
there was no voltage or output amps. It did not work. I spent 8 bucks on this, 8 bucks shipping and I'm gonna pay to ship it back? No! I took it apart and found the red wire broke off the circuit board. Does anybody check to see if it works before it is sold? I think not.
616702
Always a problem. Ideas. Goodwill and thrift stores have power adapter area. Compare the amperages. Also try radio shack with adaptable ends. Also ebay might sell the voltage/amperage
1933806
I don't have any info on amps - the power supply is 115V/60Hz. I didn't have to purchase any special plug.
1887429
Actually, I have this same unit and the adapter is a 6v DC, 80ma...good luck.
2230279
I'm not sure what you mean by amperage. It plugs into any outlet in my home. So I guess it's 110? I hope this helps you.
2251016
Sorry I can't help you. My battery went out because the charger was putting out 19 volts.
521419
I looked at mine and it does not state amps used, just has 110v- 60HZ. sorry
1392140
Hi, deeply sorry for replying late. Mine came with a 5 Volt...1000mA (- o +)I don't understand why yours is missing the power adapter, but it shouldn't be expensive. You might find it in amazon or ebay for a cheap price.I hope you find the correct one, you don't want to burn your converter
651722
I would not buy this unit again, mine would not work right and the company would not stand behind it. Check amps you need and buy accordingly
1715761
Get the voltage and polarity right and you should be ok. Just be careful not to fry it.
240531
Found this: http://www.larsonelectronics.com/images/product/specsheet/45291.pdfLooks like 4.7 amps
1602722
He's asking the AMP, CURRENT rating I believe (also what I need to know). Everyone knows it's ~110-125VAC. I have one now that's 3A, and it overheated! So these need to be over 3A.