Can this unit use a battery? What specifications for power is required?
1795305
I've run the LCD attached to the controller with both 12 v and 5 v and it shouldn't have a problem running from battery - I'm in the process of converting mine to battery now. I found this online for specs - http://www.panelook.com/AT070TN90_Innolux_7.0_CELL_parameter_13533.html (It shows the panel takes 3.3-10.4V around 20 mA). I found this for the controller: http://www.vslcd.com/Specification/VS-TY2662-V1.pdf. It shows that the controller takes 12 v, but I've run it with 5 v from a USB wall wart. Hope this helps.
857635
The unit operates on 3 "D" batteries. It does have a power receptacle for a wall plug in unit but I do not know the part number for it. We use batteries.
1275163
The unit does not use batteries. It is powered by a AC/DC transformer. It is not powered by line voltage. We have used this unit with DSL in the house, but always isolated transformers by use of a power strip with filtration.
189957
Unit is strictly battery powered. It uses size AA batteries. For as much as I use mine, I judge the battery life to be pretty darned good.
1668088
It doesn't require batteries. It must be plugged into an electrical outlet.
1924498
Yes, you can. However, I'm not currently using a battery. The best batteries cost around $500.00, almost the same as the unit itself.
1212823
it must be plugged into a wall socket. Or if you have a power inverter you could use a 12vt outlet. It does not have a battery in it.
1704629
Require a power supply: No; Batteries: My book says "to provide back up power". Others have mentioned that the batteries don't last to long
908410
No, it requires a special 12 volt battery which costs about $4.00. A battery is included with the unit though
924232
You will need to supply 110 power to the unit. A nearby outline or heavy duty extension cord will do.
1423168
Yes, it is not battery powered. It must be plugged into a wall outlet in order to work.
1607379
There is no battery. The unit gets its power from the screw in bulb socket. This device works pretty well.
2085819
Yeah! So I've plugged mine in for a power source, but it takes batteries.However, it doesn't have a speaker/amp so you'd need to orchestrate a way to do that
2080595
You could use a Lith battery. When you get the unit test it immediately. The unit I received had a defective manual function.
2202957
Yes, as long as you don't exceed 2000 watts. If your gonna use more than 300 watts then hook it up to a battery.
1565068
No. It does not require batteries. It uses the 24 volt power from the HVAC unit.
179016
Hi L.L., This unit requires that it be plugged into an electric source (110-120V). However; I'm not sure if this could be used using a voltage converter which can be readily found on the internet. It has NO battery. Are you able to used products manufactured for use in the US using a voltage converter? If so, this unit could be used in the same manner. Hope this helps. G'Day!