Can you use a smaller (Lower AMP, e.g., 5 AMP) with this adapter? I have a device that I was told by the manufacturer should have a 5AMP.
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Yes you can and the beauty of this one is if you later get something with more draw this one will handle it.
1418089
I'm not smart w/these things either. I would get what the company suggests. I purchased the Koolatron Multi-Purpose Adapter. Also, you can call Amazon's customer service and speak w/a rep to get their input. I've done this before and often they have more info than we see. Hope this helps!
704524
The device I use this with has a 2.5 mm plug. So this is correct for me. Your needs may be different.
969322
I found a universal adapter on ebay. Works great!They come with a variety of size plugs. So I'm set no matter whatvoltage is needed for devices.
1300152
Any USB adapter like this one: http://tinyurl.com/cmgu5td1+ Ampere is better.
154747
As long as the Voltage of the adapter is 12V, and the Amps rating is at least as high as the amount specified by the component it is plugged into, you'll be ok. If you need to, for short periods, you should be ok using one that is as high as 13.2V, since electronic components are built with a tolerance of 10%, but I wouldn't do it long term.
1519824
I am not certain which type of adapter you are referring to but I would check with a local Radio Shack. They are my go to electronics store. Good luck>
2251549
I would be carefull about that; since the primary(main) input connector rating(depending on the mamufacturer) varies, bet should be more than 2A and less than 5A. You could connect a 2ohm resistor to one of the outputs and see where the adapter gets hot with a 12V 6A supply; but this would be a test of the 200% overload design criteria.
254915
I believe the higher AMPs may charge devices more quickly, depending upon the device. However a smaller AMP could take longer to charge a device. Sorry for confusion. Maybe someone could answer this better than I.
309852
I would suggest you contact the company for a possible exchange. Different models take different adapters.
1587696
Yes. Just buy the 3.5 to 2.5mm adapter you see advertised with this device.
277881
I'm just guessing, I think the compressor pulls too many amps for this small adapter to handle. I would locate a local shop who deals in compressors and get their expert opinion on the type of adapter to purchase.
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You should be able to as long as the cord on your adaptor has the same connector- which is the mini male/female connector which has the male pin and hole right next to each other.
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I'm not really sure. I've had trouble making mine work and I talked with the seller about it and pointed out that no adaptor comes with it or is suggested by the manufacturer. All I can say is give it a shot; and if it works let me know so I can follow suit.
1810890
Depends on your battery and capacity. I use a old Sony battery with the adapter and it works fine for me.
1568588
I don't know, I haven't that device, I use that in a Note and works perfectly, but your device may require other power demands. You should consult the manufacturer's specifications and check that your external power supply is same or lower that 2.0 amp
1532506
You will be using the adapter at a current that exceeds its rating. I doubt that you will damage your device. It is more likely that the adapter will burn out or have a shorter life.