I am looking to use this with a home audio receiver can I leave this connected to the 110ac and run it while being powered by the AC?
1135004
It runs and charges off of usb power. You can use a usb ac adaptor and leave it on, but at some point the battery may get damaged always being plugged in.
1135005
I can't say for sure with the AC. I do use it in my car and have used it with the charger plugged in to the accessory outlet with a USB adapter.
1135006
It is a USB connection back to your power source. I have kept it hooked to mine most of the time just like that
1135007
You will need to provide a 110 volt USB charger like the one used to charge smart phones.
2221218
i have mine connected to my receiver, but i don't see why it will not work with your preamp, as long that it has the required inputs.
1135626
I don't think that would be a good idea.. It's always best go by manufacture recommended wiring and amplification. Exceeding the power input beyond its capacity on any electronics could cause things to quite literally fry.
765502
I am an electrical engineer and I know how to do it, but I would not because there are thermostats built for that purpose. It is possible, but then you need to use a contactor or relay. So, this thermostat would drive the relay and the realy would turn on/off your AC. If you are an engineer or electrician, or you have one in the family try to do it. Otherwise, it would not be worth.
1017533
I feel it is a bit small to wire into the house panel. Of course if you manage your power demand you could get by. I use this unit to supply power exclusively to my computers, telephone, sound system, etc. Things that need a true sine wave. The unit lives close to the battery bank with the 110v output running into the house, about 35 ft.
1737603
No, it would require a voltage adapter. Or a separate power supply. The unit is able to accept either 18v dc 800ma or 110v ac, but does not come with the dc power supply.
2173911
No. The equalizer draws very little power. If your amplifier or receiver has a switched AC outlet that turns off with the power switch, it can be plugged into it to conserve energy.
56799
Your power supply would be considered the source and your radio is the load. Red is hot and black is ground from a DC power supply. Same on the load side. Will not work with a AC power requirement as far as I know.
1871385
Not AC powered. This set up requires the use of a receiver. The bass will hook up to the receiver and the speakers hook up to the bass.
1181019
You will need a receiver to power the speaker. It does not have an independent power source.
356392
Yes, you can. According to the manual specifications: Electrical ratings AC input 100-127V ~5.0A max or 200-240V ~3.0A max, 50/60Hz
66543
Yes, you can. However, it will drain the power from the speaker at a much faster rate.
556214
Not unless you plan on having a 12 volt 10 amp power supply to run it. This Eq amp was designed for automotive applicatins, not home audio.
1092105
No, you have to connect it to your battery or a/c. You can use the 12 volts that runs the system.
22162
Yes you can. I already see the IC installed on this device, It use AC-DC converter that support until 235 V. I already install it at my home with 220 V, it's work fine
1428440
My impression is that NO, this is a power source. It is used when one has a DC powered appliance and wants to use the appliance with AC power.
606665
You may but at your own risk. I believe that may go against your local electrical code since you are mixing two different voltages in the same j box. Plus I think the power supply is DC. I think the best way is to have a power receptacle that is controlled by a wall switch.