I need a replacement for my 5 volt charger having 2 amperes to power my HDMI to VGA converter.I measured the jack to be approx. 5 mm(OD).Can i use it?
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Sure. You should not have a problem. The unit itself is 2 amps, so you are in business using the powerline universal adapter.
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Mine died after three months. I haven't had the time to take it apart to figure out what went wrong.
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I am not sure what amperage the volt charger draws if it's more than 15amps you will need the heavier cable costing about $160.00..
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Read the USB wall pack's voltage input range. If it is ends up being only 110/120VAC 60Hz, then you can use another comparable output USB charger (amperage needs to be equal to or higher than the supplied pack).The USB side of things is not an issue, as 5VDC is the USB standard, so a wall adapter with USB charging ports on it will work just fine, so long as it is able to supply enough current (amps).The wall adapter is relatively inconsequential and equivalent ones made for your power grid are easily found if this one ends up not supporting your power grid.
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I don't know.I am using mine with Powermat Adapters to charge my Hand Held Games.
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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.
1985596
I used 5V with no problem. Couldn;t find the specification but everything above 2.5 i think is considered a high
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Jeanette, I assume you are referring to a "power adapter". Depending on what type of HDMI device you are switching and the length of the HDMI cable (lengths over 25ft are not recommended) you may find a power adapter nessesary. Hope this helps.
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Based on the specs off the transformer (the one I own), and the type of connector going into the charger, I'm inclined to think it would require finding a 12-volt adapter that would convert 12 volts to 2 inputs (going into the charger) of 18V and 20V respectively in a single cable. The connector plug on the back of the charger is a DIN plug with 6 pins (looks like a round PS/2 connector for mouse/keyboard). Transformer Specs for Charger: INPUT: AC 100-240V 50/60Hz 1200mA OUTPUT 1: DC 18V 2000mA OUTPUT 2: DC 20V 100mA PINS: Output 1: Pin 1, 2 Output 2: Pin 3, 4 Gnd: Pin 5,6,7 Easiest route (just my opinion only) would probably be getting either an inverter, modified sine wave inverter, or pure sine wave inverter for the 12-volt plug in your car, then just plug the charger into the inverter via the transformer/adapter. My personal preference for electronics is a pure sine wave inverter, but these are a lot more expensive than a regular inverter. However, their power is cleaner and more stable (safer for electronics, in other words). I haven't researched finding a 12-volt car adapter that converts to 2 output channels of 18V/20V via a DIN 6-pin male connector, so I'm not sure how hard it would be to find that type of item in order to run this in a vehicle. My initial thought is that it would prove difficult to find/do.
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Not sure if it will, but this charger is not well built. The mini-hdmi connector will break away and will lodge itself into the charger with very little use. Look for another charger, avoid this one.
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I've done it from an OLD 0.5A/500mA usb wall charger. Computer usb ports put out 5v at 0.5A/500mA, whereas most newer usb chargers put out 5-5.1v at 1A or more, so the battery may not be able to handle the higher amperage.
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I found a link to where to buy that exact charger for JNC300XL - http://www.toolsource.com/replacement-110v-charger-small-jack-jnc300xl-p-101989.html
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8 to 12 amps isn't much this cord is much heavier than that. I'm sure it would work the way you asking just make sure the hot wires are the same from the breaker box to the charger. Are you sure a volt charger is 120v. You will need a 50amp plug wired up for 120v. The male plug on the end will not plug into a standard 120v outlet.
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Yes you can, but you need pin connector adaptor as the one that comes with this is North American Standard. Something like this . http://www.amazon.com/MAXAH%C2%AE-Protector-Universal-Worldwide-Charger/dp/B00E0FZSQC/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1409449547&sr=8-1&keywords=universal+adapter
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You can just plug it in, the converter will only use what it can, I use this with 9V 3A to convert to 5V, the max current draw I measured is ~ 1.9A.
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I'm not sure. I'd think u could though. Dang see if take a chance n then return it if I didn't need it. First make sure it jacks are the same mm as the converter
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Do not see why not, just make sure that your device charger is 'in between' the extension cord and your device so it's converting the voltage properly.
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yes any 5vdc up to 2 amp charger with the same connector and positive center works