How does the receiver receive power?
1374738
One unit (the receiver) has a USB cable. It must plug in to a powered device that has a usb port. The cable does not charge It, just keeps it powered. The other unit (transmitter) plugs into a normal 110 outlet
1374739
the receiver is powered by a USB to mini USB cable, if your TV has a USB input you can use it to power the device (you still need HDMI for the video) , if not the box includes a 110V to USB adapter similar to a cellphone charger. The transmitter is powered by a wall plug/AC adapter.
1374740
It needs a power outlet. I believe you can plug it into a usb outlet or it comes with a adapter to plug into the wall.Refer to the 4th picture, power is in the middle.
1374741
Currently have it running through the USB port on projector. It does come with a plug adapter if USB is not an option.
1894126
The receiver is powered by adapter and yes it is included - but it is considered to be supplied from outlet with the power of 120W(probably normal for US or Europe) - but I leave in country where output in outlet is 220W - that is why we used another adapter in order to avoid overpower which could burn the adapter or receiver ... Hope my answer would help you in your choice! :)
431553
It has a standard plug that plugs into a standard 110 volt AC outlet. If your receiver has a SWITCHED outlet on the back, plug it into that and the fans will only come on when your receiver is turned on.
1036973
The receiver, once it is plugged into the USB port it sticks out just enough to allow you to unplug it, and isn't in the way of anything.
826983
I had never heard that. I have not had any power issues with them. I sent a set of these to a friend in WA to use when he travels. He said they are working just fine and have really increased his reception.
1684551
You hook it up to the right and left channel outputs in the back of the receiver.
832158
It gets its power through a connection that is passed on through its connection to the player.
1118819
From what I can see, the answer is 'NO'. When wired, it gets charged, AND I just tested this by removing the receiver from my computer and it did not work. Then plugged the receiver in and it worked while being connected.
162667
only one of the 4 outputs is marked as a passthrough for the power inserter (a small box that plugs in to the wall) that sends power to the dish. It must be hooked to that line for power. The other 3 outputs can go to any receiver.
2137319
My receiver isn't chargeable, so I do not know. The station plugs in or uses regular batteries.
1314405
I have mine plugged into a PSU. This is likely the only way to receive power.
1079281
Receiver powered. No external power required. I'm using them for rear surround speakers and they do an awesome job !
2200847
Yes it does. To transmit a signal to the receiver, the transmiter must have power. This is why both units have to be powered on. But, they take very little power. Just enough to have the red light glow on each!
2087464
Yes, the control device draws the same power as if it were plugged into the wall directly. For example, in my case my receiver is the control device, and operates in standby mode when I turn it off.
1623911
Yes, the system uses the power from a receiver channel, not the power pack, so it will work just fine.Nate
1035977
Yes it is supported by any receiver and has a built in amplifier so it creates its own power
1175072
This just sends out the signal. You need to check the instructions on the existing receiver you have.