WHAT IS THE POWER SOURCE OF THE REMOTE ?
1645872
I don't know how long it will last, but eventually you gonna need to change it!
1645873
The answer is that the remote is powered by a common watch battery. It is easily replaceable and can be purchased at any store. It should last between 3 and 12 months depending on the amount of use.
1645874
In the remote already has cell battery as like coin style. I think it will be long use.
645313
no power draw that i'm aware of, the unit is activated when triggered by an outside source.
470323
No. It means the maximum load you can connect to the outlet on the base unit is 10 Amps (115 watts). The total power draw will depend on the loads (appliances, lamps, etc) that you have plugged into the outlet on the unit. When turned off, the base unit itself will likely draw only negligible power from the AC outlet. The whole point of this gizmo is to cut off the power draw from appliances such as TVs, VCRs or DVD players which constantly draw "standby power", even when you think they're turned off, as long as they're plugged in. This remote switch will essentially "unplug" anything connected to it when you press the remote, so there's no more "standby power" being drawn constantly.
1806343
If in a remote area with no power available, then a solar panel and 12v battery can be used for power. Available here from Amazon.
1804351
It uses a power adapter. I'm not near the system, so I can't tell you what the voltage is right now.
1477319
As far as I know there is no place to plug anything into it to use it as a power supply. I have a standard remote that is powered by batteries.
24579
It plugs in to a port on the side of the power converter. My converter is under the cabinet in the kitchen area, so I ran the remote through a small hole I drilled in the cabinet and mounted it outside the paneling. The hole is covered by the unit.
763607
The remote takes a 12v battery. But just FYI the remote only works some of the time. It's very tempramental... I think it needs to be the perfect distance and angle from the light.
2210531
My recollection is that it had a lithium-ion battery in the unit but the remote used 2 regular (AAA?) batteries. To run the unit it had to be plugged in to a charger OR running on internal battery. Note that my memory might be bad as it was long ago.
1689168
I don't know but what I do know is that this strip uses a watch type battery to receive a signal from the remote so I would say only the battery is being used. In my opinion the remote outlets should have no power drainage. The (Always On ) outlets about 2 would be a source of power drainage if they were used. That's my best answer w/o measuring any power from the strip.
2132186
sorry, I lost the remote so I can't check, but there's nothing in the instruction manual about the remote.
1551504
No come with power supply, use batteries or purchase separate, the remote unit use de same power source when connected to de main unit.
1470771
The red thick wire should be hooked up to the power source the other one just leave it alone its the antena wire for the wireless remote
2092431
Its plugged into an outlet. It comes with the ac power connector. The battery is for remote alone.
2203555
No power source. The kit is to be used with a micro controller board like the Arduino UNO (shown in one of the pictures), I own an Uno, but I bought it to use with my Raspberry Pi and Beagle Bone Black. I am learning Python for the Linux platform, and this is pretty cool set of parts for a good price.
1980907
Ours is powered by adapter. I do not remember seeing a battery compartment or directions advising us of that options. It is behind our mounted tv or I would look to confirm.
753633
No this is just the lock - need power supply and switch (which could be operated with a remote).