What is the voltage of the power adapter? It only lists it as 3A, but what about the voltage?
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Had to get out my Fluke meter to answer this question. I did not find on the unit or power supply any specs for Volts or Amps. The supplied instructions only states 3A. Testing with Meter I make it 1.80 volts at the power supply male connector. I did notice when unplugging the power cord from the hub my aux cooling fans slowed down considerably. Since the cooling fans slowed down when I unplugged the power supply and with the lower voltage reading I think they are splitting the needed 5 Volts between the computer and power supply. Generally 5 Volts is the rating for most cell phone charges, USB ports etc. Had to get out my Fluke meter to answer this question. I did not find on the unit or power supply any specs for Volts or Amps. The supplied instructions only states 3A. Testing with Meter I make it 1.80 volts at the power supply male connector. I did notice when unplugging the power cord from the hub my aux cooling fans slowed down considerably. Since the cooling fans slowed down when I unplugged the power supply and with the lower voltage reading I think they are splitting the needed 5 Volts between the computer and power supply. Generally 5 Volts is the rating for most cell phone charges,... » Read More Had to get out my Fluke meter to answer this question. I did not find on the unit or power supply any specs for Volts or Amps. The supplied instructions only states 3A. Testing with Meter I make it 1.80 volts at the power supply male connector. I did notice when unplugging the power cord from the hub my aux cooling fans slowed down considerably. Since the cooling fans slowed down when I unplugged the power supply and with the lower voltage reading I think they are splitting the needed 5 Volts between the computer and power supply. Generally 5 Volts is the rating for most cell phone charges, USB ports etc. « Show Less
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On the DC converter plug, it says: Microsoft Corporation AC Adapter Model 1429. Made in China. Input 100-120V ~ 0.3A, 47-63Hz. Output 12V = 1.08A. Hope that helps.-Eric
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It should be 5v both to the adapters and the plugs, I don't have it with me at the moment but that is what I recall from the rating sticker.
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Had to get out my Fluke meter to answer this question. I did not find on the unit or power supply any specs for Volts or Amps. The supplied instructions only states 3A. Testing with Meter I make it 1.80 volts at the power supply male connector. I did notice when unplugging the power cord from the hub my aux cooling fans slowed down considerably. Since the cooling fans slowed down when I unplugged the power supply and with the lower voltage reading I think they are splitting the needed 5 Volts between the computer and power supply. Generally 5 Volts is the rating for most cell phone charges, USB ports etc.
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I purchased this adapter along with lights over a year ago. The power adapter had a regular USA 110 volt plug on it. They lights and adapter are still working fine after one year. Hope this helps.
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I reviewed the specs on a retailers web site. It mentioned this particular model adapter. See below. Power Supply Optional Adapter (PA-3C/PA-130), or batteries (Six "AA" size, LR6 or Ni-MH rechargable batteries) Power Consumption 8W (with Optional PA-130) Hope this helps.
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I have not looked at the details on the adapter, but I believe it is 12v DC. This is the usual voltage for antenna amps. Good luck. I'll look at the adapter and get back to you if it is NOT 12 VDC
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The adapter on the one I received states that it is only 250mAh. Not sure that is really enough to power anything......
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Most computer laptops have the voltage specs on the AC adapter. So check yours. I found one site that had this info: AC input voltage:100 ~ 240V 50~ 60Hz DC output voltage:19V DC output current:4.74A Power:90W So it looks like 19 volts would be your setting.
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It comes with a AC adapter rated at 24 volts, 300ma. The adapter is about 1/2 the size of my previous systems adapter.
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My AC adapter came with output of 20V and 2A . Specifications of the power bank says any AC adapter voltage between 15V and 24V should be okay. I have tried an old laptop charger with 19V and it was fine.
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The voltage would be correct the only issue would be if the tips match up. I can't be 100% sure , but I don't think this adapter will fit that model.
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I just went and checked mine and the power adapter ranges from 100 - 240 volts input and an output of 18volts DC.
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The output is 5V=2A. Additionally, the input is 100-240VAC, 50/60HZ, 0.5A Max. This adapter also has a bright blue light on the front of the plug that use as a nightlight. I originally plugged this in for my bedroom phone, but had to move it to the kitchen because the light was too bright for sleeping.
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My power supply indicates 110v-240v, and included several adapters. You're probably good.
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I bought one of these, the power adapter operates on 100-240 volts, it is a 'switching' AC adapter with 6 volt output. Depending on your local type of AC outlet, you may need an adapter as it has the U.S. style 2-prong plug only.
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My AC adapter says "INPUT: 100V-240V~". "50/60hz 0.8A Max" "OUTPUT:12V---2A". Hope that helps.
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I am using this on a Sony VAIO. Right above the power (port) on my laptop it says 19.5v. I hope this helps.
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The power adapter states that INPUT voltage is 100-240V (Volts) - 50/60 Hz (Hertz, a measurement of cycles) 1.0A (amps). Further the power adapter states that OUTPUT is 12.0(V) 3000mA (Milliamps - or 3 Amps). Interestingly enough, the user manual states that "for maximum performance, connected devices should not exceed a combined current of 6A".
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Ron H. I checked the adapter after sending my first message. My apologies, as I found out thatit is actually 15VDC. Sorry about the confusion.