Hi. The Ametek model that this replaces (117104-04) is a 120v model whereas this is a 115v model. Does That matter?
1366287
No it shouldn't matter. it falls within the voltage range for common residential 120v service (usually 110-120)
1366288
no it doesnt make a difference. most motors will run on voltages from 105 to 125 volts.
399426
Sorry, I did not like the product and donated it to a thrift store. I have no idea about the 100-220v.
1571564
Your house only produces 110v anyway. You should be fine with the 115v model
707335
Mine works fine. mAh is the capacity, so the 5600 would last longer. If you took a multimeter to the original battery, it would most likely read under 15v. many companies round up on volts. My guess is the other battery lists a more accurate volt reading.
273507
not sure about the pictured model, but both models of mine are 110 vac plugs. Check manufactures site for model type differances.
565115
The one I bought was 120 Volts, but it broke before I could do more than test it, so I returned it.
2092395
my apologies, the voltage selector appears on waht is referrd to as the "general model" only. I apologize for the confusion.
1978663
I am pretty sure they are the same converter. I absolutely love mine, highly recommended.
1648464
I am not sure maybe call the commmany mine I havent used it yet iam using dospositable tips right now. I would youtube and google it to see. Sorry i couldnt help much. Its well built and a good seller thoi can say that much .just make sure its the 12v usa socket one not the euro one
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I first saw these in a 240V country in Europe. I checked mine and they only say 120V. The only thought I have is that you must specify that you want the 240V version when you order. Sorry I'm no more help.
1461459
Mine just shows 120VAC, but then I'm from USA. Per the manual: MRmk3 monitors do not support multiple voltage configurations. It does show power requirements for Korea at 220VAC, so I'm assuming different parts of the world sell different voltage models.
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Absolutely !!! 8.4vol , 9.6v, 12.0v,13.2v,14.4v. PS 120,PS 130, PS 140,fS84, FS132, S110, Q102, Q103, Q105,,TV292, & TV293. I am very satisfied with both of mine. Why both ?? I misplaced one, ordered second one for convience.
693384
Not certain whether or not there are "international" versions of this model. The one sold in the USA is 120VAC.
1000526
You could call the manufacturer and request one or just order a generic replacement:Switching Power SupplyModel: IVP045-120-2500Input: 100-240VAC 50/60Hz 0.8AOutput: 12.0V~~~~2.5AThose are all the numbers and letters on the original charger itself. Hope it helps!!
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I'm not Familuar with the model #. Main thing is voltage, amps, & if the plugs are the same. Hope this helps.
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This only has the 120 plug and no adapter provided so don't know re adapter vs. voltage converter
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Because my manual doesn't specify other than the voltage, 115v, and because there is a variable speed controller, no doubt pulse width modulated, I can only guess that the internal parts, which list you can obtain on the Makita site for your country, will show the same part numbers. Plugs may change, but there are adapters, and replacing a plug is easy. You may violate a warranty if you buy from a country other than your own, but my assumption is that parts are interchangeable as long as you are in a 115/120volt country. The different prices and part numbers seem often, where I've had reason to look, to be for different safety regulations, sometimes complete nonsense, insuring the employment of the bureaucrats overseeing regulatory agencies. Thus you take your risks, but with current feedback control and PWM motors, if your location provides 115v power, and you aren't synchronizing video frames, this should work fine at 50hz, though perhaps with a tiny difference in efficiency which may mean a different revision of the controller. Check the part number of the controller, available on Makita sites.