Can I power the stereo with a traditional wall plug? Should I be aware of any voltage problems?
741202
No, this is a 12v application not 110. Very different! You'd have to get a 12v to 110v converter.
741203
No. Voltage is 12VDC. Wall plug is 120VAC. You would need a transformer to convert to 12VDC.
741204
No the stereo requires 12volts dc and standard wall plug in your home is 110 volts ac.
304817
While it supplies 12 volts what matters most is the amps required by your stereo and all (if any) accessories. The charger I have states 5 amps. The radio should list the power draw on its spec sheet. If its minimal you may get lucky but considering it looks like you want to run the radio near a household outlet there are better options that will do what your looking for. You could even consider using an old computer power supply and tap off the 12 volt line. Good luck.
1335886
Hello John. The speakers have a standard, stereo, micro-plug. Yes they need to be plugged into household current and are equipped with the necessary power converter.
894219
Yes, no problem; you'll need a plug adaptor, but the power supply will accept 110 to 240v.It's a great thing - well worth it!
2231648
I power mine with the USB connection. But I'm sure Amazon has a 9 volt adapter that will work. Just check specs to make sure you have a match.
2160457
the plug is rca to 1/4 and is standard RCA and 1/4, so if your stuff use this kind of plug it should be okay.
2241721
Yes. The internal amp isnt affected by the higher voltage, it has a converter. Bose makes an adapter plug that replaces the chord for US outlets.
434043
Check the wall adapter you have. I have the original still, and it's output reads as about 5 volts and 2 amps. I'd make sure yours is along those lines.
445368
Just in case you are unable to find a suitable 220v to usb wall plug I recommend taking a fully charged backup Ultimate Ears BOOM so the music doesn't stop. Keep on rocking! Your friends at Logitech.
112750
Mine is plugged directly into a surge protector, so yeah you could plug it into the wall.
464547
The answer is YES. I just did it. The power input is also a normal AUX input. You need a different cable, called a 3.5mm auxiliary input cable or AUX cable, which has male plugs on both ends. One end goes in the or3, the other in your device's headphone jack, works like a charm. (I doubt this will charge the device, though: you'll probably have to swap back to the cable they provicde to do that.)
491888
Yes, there is a regular power connector that goes to power outlet. I connected it to the wall outlet. Back side also includes on-off button and subwoofer audio input slots for different types. I bought a mediabridge subwoofer cable and its working fine!
1389838
Actually, the amp's USB port is a 5v powered outlet for another device. In my application, I use it to power the stereo's bluetooth module. The amp itself requires 12v from either the included AC adapter or a 12v battery. Hope this helps.
359081
Obviously the unit needs to be powered for it to be function. The top left "input" on the unit is for 12v in. The wall power adapter that comes with the unit needs to be plugged in, coax from that right into that port is how you accomplish that. I hope that answers your question.
49896
Yes you can do that, you can plug anything that is below 400watts. how long it will last it depends on volume, but I guess about 2 hrs
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.
889186
Screw terminals are used, just use regular audio wire, then get a banana plug wall outlet