How much voltage does it take to turn the device on?
622892
well i have used it on an old samsung charger which is a 4.v charger to a galaxy charger and right now is in my car with a low voltage charger.I hope that helps!
2108538
if I recall correctly its .5v at 3.6A which would set it at 1.8 watts per cell.
273756
No idea, fully charged I can use for 5 hrs or so before plugging in, hope that helps
250380
Voltage is 110, don't buy this product, it is not a high quality product. Dont' waste your oney on it. I only used it once and never used it again.
1295351
Honestly I'm not sure, I have never checked the voltage... That would probably be a question for the manufacturer.
1658409
I don't know which is which voltage wise. But just plug it in to the wall socket and your good to go.
75950
I have had no problem turning the device on, it does need charging more frequently than others. Typically I leave it plugged in overnight.E
609853
You could use a 9v battery however you'll need to run it through a regulator. The device runs on 5v. You can get a nice 5v power supply here on amazon for around $15 and that you can power with AC.
1504448
110. But the USB unit was very cheap and was not providing power to devices. I returned the item
2265750
so what's the voltage of this "low-voltage" device? 12VDC, 12VAC, 24VAC, 24VDC, 48VACDC? 78volts?
1734540
It's rated at 120 volts. I'm not an authority on electronics, but I wouldn't count on a converter providing satisfactory results./John.
389499
Not sure how small but the display comes up as 000.0 and I have read .5 amps. Hope this helps.
2121011
As far as I can tell it is 120v. But it is a power supply so you could switch it out if it isn't.
11794
I am not sure however, on the front connect it to the port on the right hand side outlet where it says 220 v.On the back of the device, just connect input voltage to 110 v.
454631
As purchased, the device comes with a 120v to DC transformer. One would need to obtain the appropriate DC transformer.
1156979
I believe the power supply is internal to the device, so it is very possible that it is 48v or higher.. I do know that you can set different ports to different voltages, I use it that way to power different kinds of devices. I have Access points and IP video cameras running off of this switch.
1375894
Straight from the back of the device itself as follows-----&gt; 120V 60Hz 5.0W .... so I'm saying five watts. Hope this helps.