electrical or battery?
1123017
Electrical; 110. Don't know if you were hoping for battery; it appears that it converts to 12-volt DC for actual operation, so maybe somebody really clever could modify it.
1123018
It has an Electrical cord to the sign (110 volt cord) and a small battery to the remote there are 4 buttons on the remote 3 open selections and 1 closed selection but I highly recommend this sign it's so easy to operate.
1197879
One prong gets awire goes from the battery, one goes to the power for the light, and the other is a ground. Not sure which is which
116896
leave them connected unless you feel there is a short, something drawing current, in the system. in older vehicles where there are no clocks or electronics you can remove the negative cable and put a 12 volt, pull fues test lamp with one lead on the negative battery post and the other on the cable , if it lights something is on, pull fuses until the light goes out
1896498
Sorry, that one needs to be plugged in. You would need a generator or a converter.
1997253
Electric with a 12 volt DC supply. I would not buy a battery operated train.
292061
It is electric, no batteries needed. I love this and I am ordering 2 more for my store. Hope this helps you.
114059
Both ,Jonathan. The first one was replaced, and I was offered my money returned. I elected to also purchase a new battery from another company, and am using that one currently.
1198063
Electric . With a motion sensor. Works great. Have it professio Electric with a motion sensor. Have had two on my back porch for years broke one when I hit it with a ladder. Have it installed by someone that knows what there doing. Unless you do.
1254808
Both. The product comes with a cord, but can also be operated using batteries only. Your choice.
1317978
both. You can plug it in with a usb or you can put batteries in it. the batteries dont last long though.
2129580
electric, but my power supply went out after 6 months. quirky unit had first replaced, refills expensive. Doesn't always work when it does it is fair.Not many out there that can polish well. I wet both pads. noisy.
1128140
I am not sure, but it looks like your battery is a 14 Volt battery, then you should use 14 Volt battery, The Voltage is the most critical issue here.
1555456
Hey thanks, lol. I asked this question quite some time ago. I went with the 20 volt. It works great. I agree with you as I have done very heavy tasks with this. I ended up buying an extra battery pack. I works great now.
516467
They are battery. Would be nice though . . . although a would be thief could simply pull cord and realize there is no power and proceed with plan
106008
Both. I use it plugged in, but it has a spot for batteries that I haven't tested (looks like 2 AA? maybe 3?)
1132876
You can use either, it comes with a long plug. But if you have an outlet that is out of reach you can use C batteries.
838681
no to both- not battery operated and needs to be plugged into a wall. Too thick to use in car anyway. It does work really well though.