Does it need an extra voltage regulator?
1693757
I actually purchased this for my husband and he says, no, it charges 12V batteries without an extra regulator.
1693758
I'm using it without a regulater to charge a 12 volt battery that powers an automatic gate. It's been working great for 6 months now.
1693759
No regulator needed, I use mine to keep battery charged up on my ATV, it has enough solar power to keep my 12 volt battery charged an ready to go. Hope this helps.
1693760
Not sure if this answers your question but it comes with a set of alligator clips that hook on to your battery terminals and a 12v plug to go into a vehicles cigarette lighter. I have mine clipped onto my boats battery and it's keeps it charged up just fine.
1693761
If you're just hooking up one 6W panel to a 12V automotive battery, you shouldn't need a regulator, as the panel won't over-charge the battery. You shouldn't need a regulator unless you move up to a larger panel.
1693762
Don't think so, it trickle charges it. I had it for a while now & never had a high voltage concern. I use it for my generator. I hope this was useful
947836
It is not a voltage converter. just a power strip, will pass whatever the source voltage it gets. So you should get an additional converter.
1498741
It needs 12VDC, center-positive. The spec sheet says it draws 7W, so get a 1A wall-wart and you should be A-OK.
1590943
I wouldn't. The supplied power supply is 15v, 1A. I don't know how it's regulated inside the box, but it's likely that it goes through a second stage of regulation, dropping the voltage to the 12v range...at least that's how I would design it. If you drop the power supply to 12 volts, it'll mess up that circuitry. Even if you were to use a 15v 3A power supply, it's unlikely it would make any difference. Overall power consumption is minimal and going from a power block with a 15 watt capacity to one with a 45 watt capacity is unlikely to do anything. (And it might even hurt things...running a poorly designed power supply far below rated capacity can sometimes cause the output voltage to increase above spec. That might explain why it worked okay on the 12 volt unit.)
863276
I don't believe it supports that voltage. If that's what you require, you'll have to run it through a converter.
257871
A simple answer, no. Sorry, but if your savvy you can tap off an acceptable lower voltage and run the device perfectly fine.Just my opinion.
480243
Nope. I am using it without adapter or voltage converter now and it works fine. May be little loose though... But still working fine at home, at gym, everywhere...
580820
I recommend you stick with same output V as the original equipment. I don't know what you are powering up, but some circuit board items might not be able to handle the added volts.
1398179
No, I do not. I bought it for a friend and will try to find out. I think that I actually ended up with a similar but more powerful power supply.
1832623
I believe that it is... I did not have to add a regulator/rectifier to my system. I did, however add much heavier wiring to the battery from the alternator, and to the accessory panel. They have write- ups on this on goldwingdocs.com
1914483
Good news, it doesn't require any extra power. Bad news, since it doesn't require extra power, don't expect too much performence from it.
87365
No, it does not. Page 4 of the instructions state: "power adapter is not included, please use your own....5v 1A adapter is recommended."
505955
Yes it does. The power supply can automatically handle different voltage sources
1274803
NO regulator was required, nor included. Consider this unit as a factory OEM bolt on part that has been significantly upgraded for performance. You will be pleasantly surprised with the results.
530490
it should not need anything special to have it work. I needed an adapter but has worked fine. I would contact the seller.
1494506
Probably not but you should check the voltage specifications for the product.
220299
I would not recommend doing this as the extra voltage will indeed damage the motherboard and may damage your psu. It could even overheat.