Is it electricity conductive?
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It says it contains particles other than the base compound, which conducts heat. It may be aluminum particles, but I don't know for sure. I have not tried to measure electrical conductivity. It may conduct electricity, but I wouldn't think that it would be highly conductive, that is, I don't think it would have a low resistance measurement.
1124783
Yes,Nothing happen if go to electricity. That's good product I recommended. I'm Electronic Engineer and I use a lot for computer.Good product and good price. (Rafael Electronic Tech )
1124784
No. DVM set to 20M ohm showed no conductivity. Label specification: Dielectric constant 5.1 @ 100Hz.
1124785
No. its electrical conductivity is minimized to prevent damage to the components
264290
Hi,It really isn't electric in the usual sense. It generates a very small amount of "solar" like electricity that stimulates the skin. As you use it, the device has a small solar panel that creates a micro amount of electric stimulation which is barely if at all noticeable. It does not store any kind of power. My wife has used it every day since she received it and it really has satisfied her expectations. I've played with it and just as a massage device on sore muscles is awesome! It is unique.
2079445
Induction cooking was not what I was looking for, but according the the item description it says it is conduction compatible.
1498867
No, it is not electric. Yes you can push it on any surface with using the track. My 2 year old son loves it on and off the tracks.
797421
Doubt it seriously. It's a heating element. No fancy electronic interface involved here.
1519733
Pretty much any metal that conducts electricity: iron, steel, aluminum, copper, gold, silver, lead, tin, titanium, platinum, zinc.
2041115
Yes, I would say so. We gave these to our grandsons who are interested in constructing and figuring out how things work. This is an excellent toy to learn about electricity and there are a lot of projects to experiment with. Hope this helps.
865690
If it is, I've never used it as such. I've only used it plugged in in my home. I bought it bc it's small and I travel a lot. GREAT sound, though, for the money. My only dissapointment is that the front cover is not metal (like the cheaper option), it's a thin fabric.
1993944
Yes, it has the element in it. I installed one in my boat to use for my cell phone charger,
326689
It does not seem hot to the touch, but as with any electric device, I monitor it occasionally to make sure that still is the case.
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I am surprised that users and sellers alike are recommending that you can use the embedded wire to ground your hose. That defies all the laws of electricity! Plastic is an insulator. The problem we are trying to solve is the build-up of static electricity within the hose. A wire isolated from the static environment (inside of the hose) by insulation (the plastic it is embedded in) cannot possibly stream off any electrical charge! It has to be bare within the environment. That is why the manuals from Jet, Grizzly, etc. say to use a BARE wire inside the hose. Otherwise, they would say to use ANY wire. You have, in effect, the equivalent of an insulated wire laid inside your hose! Useless! I am surprised that users and sellers alike are recommending that you can use the embedded wire to ground your hose. That defies all the laws of electricity! Plastic is an insulator. The problem we are trying to solve is the build-up of static electricity within the hose. A wire isolated from the static environment (inside of the hose) by insulation (the plastic it is embedded in) cannot possibly stream off any electrical charge! It has to be bare within the environment. That is why the manuals from Jet, Grizzly, etc. say to use a BARE wire inside the hose. Otherwise, they would say to use... » Read More I am surprised that users and sellers alike are recommending that you can use the embedded wire to ground your hose. That defies all the laws of electricity! Plastic is an insulator. The problem we are trying to solve is the build-up of static electricity within the hose. A wire isolated from the static environment (inside of the hose) by insulation (the plastic it is embedded in) cannot possibly stream off any electrical charge! It has to be bare within the environment. That is why the manuals from Jet, Grizzly, etc. say to use a BARE wire inside the hose. Otherwise, they would say to use ANY wire. You have, in effect, the equivalent of an insulated wire laid inside your hose! Useless! « Show Less
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It is electric. It broke right after I wrote that review. I only had it 1-2 days and it just stopped working. Total waste of money.
685282
No, it's not electric. It's small but very effective. It clamps down on a smooth surface with strong suction, then just 3 or 4 pulls of a knife blade through it is enough.
977060
No, it is electric. I absolutely love it as it is so easy to use and it takes the lid off without any jagged edges. I highly recommend it!
1058487
No. But it is the best non electric one on the market. Works great and very easy to use.
696566
It's electric. The cord is a little short so you may need an extension depending on where you want to put it.
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It is electric...while i like battery operated merchandise.....this one is electric!