Can this be adapted for a 110v outlet? If so, how?
1786526
Subject device is meant to be used in a modern vehicle and "powered" off of a 12 Volt D.C. supply. One could transform the 110v (most probably an A.C. supply)" "down" to nominally a sufficiently high voltage which, once rectified, would provide the required 12 Volt D.C.
1786527
I am not sure as I only use them on my vehicles, suggest you contact manufacturer. Not technically qualified to answer.
1786528
I don't think it would be worth it for a vehicle since there is a battery there under the hood that you would use for power. However if you plan to put it to a 110 v outlet then you will need an adapter with a lower output. Check with the seller, but I think it is a 12volt output you will need from the adapter. Good luck. Do talk to an electrician first.
1786529
Not that I'm aware of. It goes on front of car, which is 12 volt, for the most part.
1786530
By transforming the voltage down to 12 volts alternating current, then rectify that voltage to 12 volts direct current. A small transformer from Radio Shack and a full wave bridge should do the trick.
1786531
Since it connects directly to 12V battery, it must only be 12V- I guess if you have a 110-12 voltage reducer? Good luck.
2264371
The outlet is for a 110 only. Mine failed in 3 weeks turning on a small lamp, so the load from an A/C turning on would be suspect.
224889
I have not tried it on 220V, as I don't have 220V outlet and am Not sure that it has the correct plug configuration for 220V.
713360
Looks like you can; the unit itself is marked "AC 100-240V". It has a North American plug (polarized two-prong), though, so you might need an adapter.
1400460
Not likely, without an appropriate adapter. The power adapter provided only supports 110V current.
1120239
We have this, and we plug it I to a regular 110 outlet and have no problem. Great tool!
855536
No, you Can not!!!You need to plug in some equipment that transforms the energy to 110volts
1991323
Simple answer, no it can not be. It can not be rewired for 110v and even if it could be it would require 32A at that voltage. 110v outlets are rated at 15A or in some cases 20A, but like I said, it can't run at that voltage anyway.
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!
2105943
can be plugged into a standard 110 outlet, assuming the voltage of the charger to be 110
1485208
I have it plugged into a 110 standard AC outlet without any trouble. I am unsure of the specifications for increased voltage.
1686186
No. Aside from the plug � incompatibility, this thing draws a lot of current and a standard 110v/15A wall outlet will not work.
991254
I am not 100% sure but if your adapter would allow for the conversion to a regular 110 outlet it should work. Hope this helps
416046
Not sure about an adapter but the plug that comes with it is for 110 outlet only.
1844669
Yes thsi is possible as there are two outlets that supply 210v/220v from a 110v/120v input source. However, be careful to check the rated wattage of both appliances if the sum of the rated wattage of both appliances exceeds 2000 watts you should only run one at a time. I currently have about six appliances hooked to mine through a power strip but I never use more than one appliance at any given time.
2026317
This power supply is intended to be plugged in to a standard 110v outlet. The outlet can be controlled by a switch or you can install an in-line dimmer or on/off switch...
527148
I have a 110V unit. There are inexprnsive adaptors if you want to use this outside the USA.