How about the voltage and the plus type?
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I cannot answer because I gave it as a gift to someone who lives far from me.
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It's for you to know how you wire your system. It's doesn't matter which one you use for positive or negative. I use white to signal I hooked it up to positive.
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The symbol above the + (power) is the symbol for "ground" while the other symbol is for the item you want to come on when the switch is in the ON position. Hope this helps.
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You could technically make either positive or negative. Just dont mix them up. If youre asking a question like this you might want to have your home theater system professionally installed. Personally I use the white line as the power positive red....black is clear ground.Good luck
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We put the spec of the adapter in our description and the voltage in the title.
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Dual voltage includes 110/120V AND 220/240V. If it's missing the 220/240V you're likely to have problems.
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The one I bought was already set up to run 24 volt. It's in the directions.
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Hello! My numbers are the same for output voltage. It reads: 5.0 V = 2.0 A. It's a great product!
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good afternoon and voltage is? to know what kind of power converter can serve.
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No, you can plug in any way. It doesn't matter. There is not a plus minus marking. Not needed.
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I have also used the plus four since they came out. Plus two are good, but just older technology.
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its got high and low settings. as for voltage, just a 120 volt normal house plug. it was a spectacular purchase.
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You have to find out the voltage going into your home or studio from the electric company or by checking out your fuse box. The incoming voltage amount may be posted on it.
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3.8v and 3.7v are approximate voltage measurements for the "same" voltage. They should work the same.
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I looked around some online and it seems that -5 volts was used in the ISA bus. Being that buss is no longer used it would seem that voltage is no longer needed. Doesn't hurt if it's present or not.
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btw, so dumb that these vendors post bulbs w/o giving voltage or wattage. When we remove the bulbs, we can clearly see voltage and wattage on the base. So we're naturally looking for those characteristics when we buy a replacement. Vendors need to think about the consumers who buy these and what they look for when buying a bulb. An another note: that screw-on base style is for 120VAC bulbs. At least think those are always 120VAC. 12V and 24V don't seem to use this type of base (never saw a srew-in 12 or 24 volt bulb).
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The voltage is not specified in the operator instructions. The 2.1 indicators apparently refer to amperage, according to the information I discovered.