My Pioneer external Blu-Ray burner calls for 5 v 1 amp can I use this one if it's rated at 2 amps?
1360930
Sure--- as long as what you are trying to power needs 5volts and takes no more than 2 amps, it should work.
1360931
plz clarify....Is it a 5V/5A device to use with the aforementioned 2A Power supply, or are you thinking of using an existing 5A P/S for your 1A Blu-Ray?
1360932
Should be just fine, as long as you do not chain more than one more similar (1amp) device to the power supply cable.
1856920
Not sure about this controller since it went up in smoke! Not sure the amp rating is accurate..
1784171
I have the optical output from the unit connected to the Optical input of the amplifier and use a 7.1 setup--Most Blu Ray is 5.1 but now and then some of them are 7.1--Sounds fine--
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.
1008176
You only want to use the correct amperage for your device. I believe that this device requires the 2.1A charger.
1131824
It is a receiver and really that is it. Not really a unit to be used as an amp. Not 7.1 compatible.
1616755
Sorry, I'm not qualified to answer that. If it puts out 110/120 volts I don't see why not. Call up the mfr. or distr.
859856
I'm using a Radio Shack # 22-508b which can put out 19 amps. It seems to be sufficient, no problems.
1396384
I don't know, but my best advice is to always double check the voltage and amp requirement of your unit and make sure it is exactly what you need. Better to send the extra bucks to get the correct one you need than to waste it on an inferior unit and doubts
899462
Not sure about the 1.2v, but I've been using it with my Dragonfly 1.0 with no problem. Volume hasn't been an issue, the amp in the Dragonfly should be more than enough.
337987
appears like you are going to be using around 5 amps should be a good low voltage choose .
59243
Yes, I use my 30-15 adapter to check the pedestal power before hooking up. Also nice to have at the big campgrounds in the summer (Frontier Town for example) when all the big rigs run their AC units and the voltage drops.
626443
I ran a small 400 watt inverter off of this unit to operate a laptop computer up on the dash of my motorhome while underway. Worked fine but the key of course is having it on a properly fused 12 volt circuit matched to whatever device your trying to run. This unit has a 15 amp limit. Use it improperly and I'm sure it would burn up.
2155520
I am using one with a power strip for my TV, DVD player, stereo, audio amp, sub-woofer. Very handy when a DVD stops. I turn off the switch for a moment. then open the DVD drawer to remove the problem disc immediately on power up. the only limit is the 15 amp current rating for the number of things to be plugged in.
2217932
This will work, but I would suggest upgrading your receiver if it's mid-grade or less. This device works fine, but is always pretty warm so I know it's burning a fair amount of electricity even not being used.
412462
Hi!Definitely can not be answered. But these are the criteria that will help make the right choice: 1 If the power output of your amplifier (AVR) 70 watts or more per channel 2 If your amplifier allows you to connect to Bi-Amp 3 If you are not critical that the mass JBL 8,9 kg vs 4.14 Pioneer in this case it is better to choose JBL. Of the disadvantages of Pioneer: No magnetic shielding Frequency less than the JBL Not able to connect to Bi-AmpGood luck
2086429
Haven't tried using both burners yet. The power sharing system makes it sound like you only have half power available when both are used. I have a GE induction cooktop using 220V that has the same limitation.