It states the Voltage selections, but fails to mention the Amps (for DC-output), does anyone know what the Amps are rated at?
787950
I'm guessing that the different voltage selections produce different amps but know where does it state that. I've used this on many different laptops and never had a problem. only thing I didn't like was the same tips came with this one as the 70 watt adapter I brought and they don't fit some of the bigger laptops.
787951
It is a 90 watt power supply. So, for any voltage setting, divide the 90 watts by the voltage and that gives you the amps. The amps aren't important as long as the output is equal or greater than the amps required by your computer. For example: For a setting of 19 volts, 90/19 = 4.7 amps. Even if your computer is rated at 19volts 5 amps, it will just charge a little slower if the power supply only puts out 4.7 amps. Differences in voltage can burn out a computer. Small differences where the power supply will put out slightly fewer amps than the computer is rated at isn't a problem.
1302690
Hi. It would seem it must be rated for high voltage as when i passed 12v through it at 156 amps it tripped out after a 'couple of seconds' (which in itself is cause for concern!)
751971
Interestingly, the amp rating is not listed anywhere on the battery itself, or the documentation that came with the set. Maybe it was printed on the box, but I threw that away.
1362379
I don't remember seeing an amp rating on this switch when I bought it. I was impressed that someone said it was capable of 'switching' at a larger gap than other switches that they had tried---and I've found that to be true--and quite adjustable in that respect. I am feeding it with a 750 DC milliamp transformer and it has not failed my in the last 4 months that it has been in operation.
1119038
As per labeled on the switch, its rated up to 20Amps.....hope this will help you....thx.
1390898
I know they run on 12volts dc and I read back through some of the comments from others that have purchased and it has a 4amp draw. Hope that helps.
1523527
Manufacturers website says 120volts/470watts. No amp info. Sounds perfect for my Semi with 1000watt inverter and limited space. Gotta get me one.
1538085
Slight correction to previous email. The nameplate on the power supply actually shows 100 - 240 volt AC input.
993618
most often these items are rated only in "amps" can you tell us the amp rating on your motor?DanCSH
896098
I wish I could help. Here is the spec sheet on it and there is no information on the amp rating, just the surge protection. http://media.accobrandspartner.com/datasheets/datasheet2012.aspx?sku=K62634&language=us&country=us&sow=1&hrp=1&brandID=6
785400
Sorry I can't help - I threw mine away... I am sure I kept the AC-DC adapter, but I have a big box full of those and no idea what they originally went to!
1933806
I don't have any info on amps - the power supply is 115V/60Hz. I didn't have to purchase any special plug.
403414
I think it says 36V max output, but I use mine to power something at 28V, 0.5 amps from a 12V power supply and it barely even warms up.
2131792
I don't see the wattage written anywhere. On the power supply it says it outputs 6.5 DC at 1.5 amps. Best I can do. Hope it helps.
1665633
Yes. The minimum ratings are lower than that, as I recall. What does the effect 9v plug input say?
441057
This is nothing more than a 12 volt dc power supply. Check the voltage and current demands of your application and if they require 12 volts dc and less than 2.5 Amps than it will work. If it is AC or more than 12 volts dc or if it requires more than 2.5 Amps than it will not work.
1953432
Hi John,The output voltage is 110VAC. And the amps is 80A.Regards,AngelaCS Email Representative