What's the amp rating for this power adaptor? Seems like a standard plug, maybe I can use a wall wart I've already got...!
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Hello, the output is 500 mA. It is an AC/DC adaptor with input 120V AC 60 Hz and output 6V DC 500 mA. Its a class 2 power unit.
701661
Yes. The one(s) I got came with the 110v wall adapter power adapter. I think I got a couple and connected them and haven't had to think about them since. They are in a school setting connected to Engenious or Trendnet access points. I wanted to be sure to get Gb so these would not be the weak link.
1498741
It needs 12VDC, center-positive. The spec sheet says it draws 7W, so get a 1A wall-wart and you should be A-OK.
755386
My best guess is that the 12v 2a wall wart was the smallest, cheapest one they could find that could acceptably run the amplifier. I purchased an aftermarket 72 watt power supply for the amp to remedy this issue. If you're using this in a vehicle application you won't have worry about this as the vehicle's electrical system should provide all the amperage the amp will ask for.
881307
Not sure what the manual shows, but mine came with the AC wall power adapter. Came with everything needed. But if it's from an individual seller, they may not be supplying it.
2125833
Yes, though these adapters are low quality and don't last long. I've had better results buying cheap usb to 2.5mm cords that plug into a 5v ac to USB wall wart. Then if the plug end breaks I just replace the usb cord and can keep using the same ac adapter over and over.
870978
The box itself runs on DC. You get a wall wart with it that uses your outlet AC to feed the box. So the power requirement you are stating is on the wall wart--Is that what you mean?
464999
The wall wart is the size you described. No its not a smart charger. This is not a LiOn battery. This is a run of the mill sealed lead acid battery. It puts out 400ma on a 7ah battery and takes days to fully charge. I wouldn't be to concerned with overcharging. I would be more concerned with to much of a drain for the charger or the 5 watt solar panel that is intended for this unit. With no solar or charging, the battery will last about 30 days transmitting a few dozen pictures a day with little downloading. And yes, the wall wart is 115ac with no adapter. If its different, this is literally a $2 charger. The wall wart is the size you described. No its not a smart charger. This is not a LiOn battery. This is a run of the mill sealed lead acid battery. It puts out 400ma on a 7ah battery and takes days to fully charge. I wouldn't be to concerned with overcharging. I would be more concerned with to much of a drain for the charger or the 5 watt solar panel that is intended for this unit. With no solar or charging, the battery will last about 30 days transmitting a few dozen pictures a day with little downloading. And yes, the wall wart is 115ac with no adapter. If its different, this is... » Read More The wall wart is the size you described. No its not a smart charger. This is not a LiOn battery. This is a run of the mill sealed lead acid battery. It puts out 400ma on a 7ah battery and takes days to fully charge. I wouldn't be to concerned with overcharging. I would be more concerned with to much of a drain for the charger or the 5 watt solar panel that is intended for this unit. With no solar or charging, the battery will last about 30 days transmitting a few dozen pictures a day with little downloading. And yes, the wall wart is 115ac with no adapter. If its different, this is literally a $2 charger. « Show Less
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I just looked at the picture (above) with the AC adapter, and the label says 100 to 240 VAC, which is the standard type of AC adapter these days. But, if you live in a country, where they have AC wall sockets that are different from standard USA sockets, you might need a simple adapter. It just changes the configuration of the plug, (not the voltage) so it will plug into non-USA sockets.. PS: These adapters accept both 50 and 60hz power.
842144
This particular wall adapter may or may not give satisfactory results @ 1000 mA. I attached the 5 that I purchased to a variable load to see how much current it would produce @ 12V, and the best I got consistently was around 500 mA. It does produce 1000 mA. of power, just not @ 12V output but instead around 8.9-9 V. I hope this helps. CG
794927
The device itself runs on 5VDC at <2a using a standard micro USB connector. I gave up on finding the adapters for the wall wart and threw it out (one less power supply to carry as well).
1962799
I would choose another adapter. You have to really jam plugs into this adapter and it doesn't feel sturdy once you start jamming. Plus--we couldn't get this one to stay in the wall outlet in Australia. I don't know how it would be in Ireland.
1887429
Actually, I have this same unit and the adapter is a 6v DC, 80ma...good luck.
2106783
The plug sticker says "120 Vac, 60Hz, 6W" It has the standard 110 plug, I'm unsure if an adapter would work with this appliance. You may need to contact company for further info. The customer service # 800 794-5866
1686184
No. Aside from the plug &#128268; incompatibility, this thing draws a lot of current and a standard 110v/15A wall outlet will not work.
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I just got mine today - it has a 9V AC/DC adapter. It's not a wall wart adapter that hangs on the wall - it's one like a laptop uses with the converter box in the middle of two long wires (one to a standard AC plug for the wall and one to a barrel jack DC plug for the unit). Hope that helps!By the way, this thing is tiny! I was really surprised that it is smaller than a football. Plus, there is no way to hook up a drain hose, so you have to empty it each time it fills up. Most units have a drain hose hookup. I'm still going to keep it (if it works), but I'll have my eye on it. I bet small + no drain hose = full a lot (and it doesn't work at all when it is full). I just got mine today - it has a 9V AC/DC adapter. It's not a wall wart adapter that hangs on the wall - it's one like a laptop uses with the converter box in the middle of two long wires (one to a standard AC plug for the wall and one to a barrel jack DC plug for the unit). Hope that helps!By the way, this thing is tiny! I was really surprised that it is smaller than a football. Plus, there is no way to hook up a drain hose, so you have to empty it each time it fills up. Most units have a drain hose hookup. I'm still going to keep it (if it works), but I'll have my eye on it. I... » Read More I just got mine today - it has a 9V AC/DC adapter. It's not a wall wart adapter that hangs on the wall - it's one like a laptop uses with the converter box in the middle of two long wires (one to a standard AC plug for the wall and one to a barrel jack DC plug for the unit). Hope that helps!By the way, this thing is tiny! I was really surprised that it is smaller than a football. Plus, there is no way to hook up a drain hose, so you have to empty it each time it fills up. Most units have a drain hose hookup. I'm still going to keep it (if it works), but I'll have my eye on it. I bet small + no drain hose = full a lot (and it doesn't work at all when it is full). « Show Less
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The power supply for this item is a typical "wall wart," roughly cubical in shape with an AC plug attached, and measuring about 2 3/8 by 2 by 1 3/4. Output is 19V. I'm not looking at it right now, but I can get current capacity if you need it.