I am not sure which AC adapter to use, would someone please tell me the volts and amps required for this case please?Thank you!
1278802
My case is powered by the USB cable and doesn't require an additional power source.
1278803
You shouldn't need an AC adapter, it has a cord that draws power from the USB port included. If you want to power it with a separate power source, you would need to use one that has a USB plug on it. USB is a standard 5 volt DC, although the milliamps will vary.
1278804
You don't need an AC adapter. Just plug it into your computer via USB and it should work. Not that you still need USB power if you're going to use eSATA.
567177
There is no way to connect an AC adapter to this case, nor should you need to with a 2.5" drive. However, should the need arise, a "Y" cable is included that allows one end to be plugged into a computer (or USB power adapter) for extra power. I would recommend a 5V 1A adapter and USB extension cable should you want to try that.
585862
AC adapter that came with my unit is input 100-240V, 50/60 Hz, 100 mA, output 5V, 150 mA
744378
Hi. Per the manufacturer, the AC adaptor is on a 120V input so we do not suggest using a higher voltage than listed. Thank you.
2222421
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.
232602
Sorry I can not answer this as I have not used the AC adapter with this machine. I take my B/P and write it down. I haven't even used the memory on the machine to see if it works. Sorry Pat
1664308
You do have to buy an AC adapter. Search for a 12v to ac converter and find one with at least 5 amps. I bought a "Wagan 5 Amp AC to 12V DC Power Adapter" and a "BESTEK supply power ac to dc adapter... BT09G1" and both worked.
1230346
I don't have any experience with your keyboard, but usually you'll find a sticker near the plug that tells you what voltage and amperage it needs from its adapter. Also, if there's a little diagram that looks kind of like a "C" wrapped around a dot, pay attention to which one is labelled positive and which is negative. If you can get that info, you can just buy an adapter that matches that description and you're in business. Good hunting!
1607388
Don't waste money on an adapter. Just stick it to any cool place inside the case with velcro & you will be OK.
1542729
Hi, thanks for asking110V is ok, now , It depends with how many Amps works your AC, if is less than 10 Amps you are ok.
2078464
I'm presuming any 12dc 1 amp adapter would work. Just make sure of the polarity. Go to a local electronics store with the old adapter and say you need a new one of these. They should be able to match it up. Does it work with the DC adapter for the accessory plug? Make sure it's not the monitor that's bad
940434
Finding an adapter for this hasn't been an easy for me at all. I tried some of the standard ones you find and they're all "switched" or SMPS which is resulting in the fan running for a second, then shutting down for a second, and so on and so on. Now on a wild goose chase for a "linear" or "unregulated" power supply to see if that will solve the issue but overall it's really been a headache. Just find something else unless you really know a thing or two about electronics.
1933806
I don't have any info on amps - the power supply is 115V/60Hz. I didn't have to purchase any special plug.
1247490
The best and safest way to determine if this AC adapter will work in your computer is to match up the output of this adapter with the output of your old adapter. The output of your adapter is listed right on your old adapter. This adapter's output is listed as DC-Output: 19.5V-3.34A-65W. Good Luck
68274
According to the manual, the AC/DC adapter should be 4.5 V, 150 mA, center pin negative. Be careful of what power supply you buy. Some do not hold a constant voltage or current.
622440
I didn't have any issues with the size of the AC adapter so it worked fine for me. I can see how it might be a bit cumbersome though, if this needed to be installed in a smaller area. Unfortunately, I do not have any recommendations on a different adapter, but in theory, a different one might be able to be used at your own risk. For reference, the one that came with mine says this for the output: 12 V 1.5 A 18 W
616480
Hi,Thanks for asking! If you have a "System 4 or 5" the AC adapter requires the use of a standard 230 V AC source.
1881835
Yes it is perfectly safe to use the adapter as you are using only 2.7 amps. I would groung the plug to be safe but everything would be ok.