What is the power output for this transformer? ( Amps,not voltage)
647883
Power output of the transformer would be in wattage. But depending on the current drawn from the transformer I could tell you what the power would be. Let's just say the current drawn from whatever device was 1amp. Then the total power being used by the device or load would be 4 milliwatts or .041 watts.
647884
40VA is (volts X amps). 40VA/24V=1.6amps. Power(watts) = volts x amps, so you can draw about 40 watts from this transformer. But, generally it's not good to draw the maximum power. The transformer would run hot. A good rule of thumb is to only use it to about 50% of rated load... 20 watts in this case. This does not take into account true vs apparent power.
907679
We are moving and ours is packed up. If you still need an answer in 2 weeks, I'll update you. My best guess is AC 110v with the transformer to 24V DC 2.5A.
614791
We need to work our math out a bit better here. While 225 watts divided by 12 does equal 18.75 amps. That is on the transformer only. In reality, it is drawing 1.875 amps on a 120 volt circuit breaker. Not taking into account volt drops, transformer draws and voltage availability; but lets call it 2 amps. So no need to place on 20 amp circuit if not available.
95121
Here you go: AC-DC Adaptor Chen Yow Class 2 Transformer Input: 120V AC 60Hz 9W Output: 9V DC 500mA Hope this helps... -TH
1708617
The one I have says "input: 100-240v". You should not need a transformer, just an adapter.
125936
Can't answer your question but I can answer a more fundamental one: don't buy this transformer. Mine just burned out after about two weeks of light use.
1741686
Transformer has a 9vac output not DC it would be may be easier to just buy a UPS to power it
1643024
Yes but you do not say is the output on your current transformer AC or DC. If DC then no this is AC to AC
1479497
I used a 12 volt 1 amp or greater DC transformer from the Goodwill store ($1.99); works well. LEDs are polarized so you have to get the + and - side correct or it won't work.9 Volts will also work; must be DC.
2151059
Hey there... 120V AC 50Watts. I use a 100W adaptor for my set and it works well for me in Singapore (same supply values with Australia). When it comes to AC auto-transformers I always use at least double the power needed as manufacturers typically inflate the real output capabilities of these adaptors. Azad
658773
Mine is connected directly to a 110 outlet. There is no visible transformer. Works great.
1025237
any 12 volt dc power source i would use at least 1 amp http://www.amazon.com/Wall-Adapter-Power-Supply-12VDC/dp/B006GEPUYA/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1425654988&sr=8-1&keywords=12+volt+dc+transformer
1701127
You don't need a transformer! You can just plug it in as it is and works great!
785413
Try fitnessrepairparts.com The part is a 120 volt, Class 2 ax-dc transformer, with 9v DC output 500mA.
1707116
The provided transformer is for 110vac with USA plug. Interestingly, the charger can easily be opened by removing one Phillips screw. The output is 2.6vac 55mA.
129819
Hi! Mine is 120 volt, 60 hz and 110 Watts. I'm using it with a small 220/110 volt transformator. Good luck!
1792295
Per manual, the machine draws 13 Amps at 120 V, thus 13*120=1560 Watts. I assume that this is well within the capacity of your transformer. I also assume that your transformer is a real transformer, not the electronic one which are only for resistance loads. I don't see cycles in the manual, but I don't think that cycles difference is a problem.