Can this be used to replace a 3V DC 200mA output AC Adaptor?
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I would certainly think it could. Here are specs taken from Velleman site: Specifications supply voltage: 100 ~ 230V AC 15% power: 10W efficiency: &gt; 80% output voltages: 3, 4.5, 6, 7.5, 9, 12V DC output current: 800mA (regulated) / 1.5A max. plugs: 2.5mm mono, 3.5mm mono, 1.0x3.0mm, 1.35x3.5mm, 1.7x4.0mm, 2.1x5.0mm, 2.5x5.5mm, 1.5x5.5mm dimensions: 2.6" x 1.1" x 2.9" weight: 3.0 oz Regards, Stan
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I would think so as long as you know polarity and one of the tips fit. DC Voltage must fairly close match. Amps must be below limits because machine only draws what it needs. Since 200mA is below max capacity of 800mA (regulated)/1500mA (max.) ... it should work in your application.
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I think it could, depending on the plugs you need to use. The output is 800mA,so it should work.Regards - Jerry L.
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I would certainly think it could. Here are specs taken from Velleman site:Specifications supply voltage: 100 ~ 230V AC ± 15% power: 10W efficiency: > 80% output voltages: 3, 4.5, 6, 7.5, 9, 12V DC output current: 800mA (regulated) / 1.5A max. plugs: 2.5mm mono, 3.5mm mono, 1.0x3.0mm, 1.35x3.5mm, 1.7x4.0mm, 2.1x5.0mm, 2.5x5.5mm, 1.5x5.5mm dimensions: 2.6" x 1.1" x 2.9" weight: 3.0 ozRegards,Stan
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110vac (actually 120) only. Output is 10vdc at 100ma, so if you can find a substitute small wallwart, you'll be fine. You can just cut off the wiring from the supplied power supply and splice it into your new one. The connector to the driver is, of course, proprietary.
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Well it looks like it. This Premium external power supply is rated at 5v 2 amp(2000 ma) output. You are now using a 5V 700ma output. From reread the info on the Premium external power supply the input voltage matches. As long as the replacement power supply output voltage match (5V) and the current equals or exceeds the power supply you should be OK. Hopes that helps.
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I checked the label on the power unit and it reads:AC/DC adaptorClass 2 power supplyModel: YL35-060080DInput: 120V AC 60Hz 2.5 WOutput: 6V DC 80mAWonder if you Google to help you find a replacement.Hey...I'd send you mine, but I use it too often. :)Renee
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Get a 12vDC adapter. You could use and old adapter from something else, as long as it has enough amps.I do NOT know how many amps this uses, but any adapter 3 amp or more should be fine.Volts = The voltage (output) of the adapter should be 12v, or a little less (lower speed). More volts is like more "electrical pressure", this could start a fire if you had too many volts.Amps = The amps should be 3, or greater (3000ma, or greater). More amps is more available power. This is okay. A 3 amp transformer could supply up to, or under, 3 amp of power.
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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
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I would say it is possible. If it was me I would just cut off the plugs. Strip the wires, then solder and shrink wrap to insulate. Of course the amp rating of the power adapter needs to be a little higher than what the fan needs. (at least) And being DC, polarity needs to be correct. Make sure the adapter has a DC output, not AC. Hope that helps.
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I would say "NO" mainly because the plug that goes into the power source will only fit on a 120 volt socket. Also, the adapter itself will only operate on 120 volts.
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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
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Yes, It should. It says on the back of the device: Input: AC 100V-240V 50/60Hz Output: DC 8.4V == 500mA
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It has a DC inverter, which you could probably replace with a 220v adapter. I don't have the DC specs handy though.
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Yes, though these adapters are low quality and don't last long. I've had better results buying cheap usb to 2.5mm cords that plug into a 5v ac to USB wall wart. Then if the plug end breaks I just replace the usb cord and can keep using the same ac adapter over and over.http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B0087Y6P28/ref=mp_s_a_1_1?qid=1395517890&sr;=8-1π=SX200_QL40
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Input is marked as 100-240v, with an output of 12v, so I think you could. You would just have to use a different adaptor than the one that it comes with. Hope this helps ~ M
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The AC DC adapter says 100/240v... It should work. I use it with a 220v power supply.
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I'm not sure. You'd have to check the specs by the manufactrer, or use a 120v transformer
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the adapter I use is a ketch class 2 transformer input:120 ac, 65mA, output:6v DC 300ma
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You can use adapter but make sure that the current and voltage both are good for this device.That means you should check the power output of your adapter which must be same or more than the power (Wattage) of this device.