About jump starter JNC 950 ,I would like to know if it comes with 240v adapter or not ? Thank a lot
1404978
Mine did not but I live in the US and 220 is not common here. A simple 110v cord was all that was included.
1404979
This model is setup for 120 volts 60 Hz AC only. If you do not have access to 120 VAC you would have to check with the manufacturer to see if they have an adaptor or another model compatable with 240 volts.
1987907
no its US transformer. 110v input to 24v output. I just found an old 240v (Australian) transformer at home with similar amp and voltage output. I cut and attached the small plug that plugs into rainbird. Works just fine. if you haven't got old transformers laying around just get one at electronics shop. probably only cost about $20. FYI an example of a transformer is your phone charger plug. you just check all your old socket transformer plugs till you find similar Voltage and amp output to what the US plug output is. I think the one I used was an old LED Xmas light Transformer/ plug. Cheap easy to use unit for very little extra work. no its US transformer. 110v input to 24v output. I just found an old 240v (Australian) transformer at home with similar amp and voltage output. I cut and attached the small plug that plugs into rainbird. Works just fine. if you haven't got old transformers laying around just get one at electronics shop. probably only cost about $20. FYI an example of a transformer is your phone charger plug. you just check all your old socket transformer plugs till you find similar Voltage and amp output to what the US plug output is. I think the one I used was an old LED Xmas light Transformer/ plug.... » Read More no its US transformer. 110v input to 24v output. I just found an old 240v (Australian) transformer at home with similar amp and voltage output. I cut and attached the small plug that plugs into rainbird. Works just fine. if you haven't got old transformers laying around just get one at electronics shop. probably only cost about $20. FYI an example of a transformer is your phone charger plug. you just check all your old socket transformer plugs till you find similar Voltage and amp output to what the US plug output is. I think the one I used was an old LED Xmas light Transformer/ plug. Cheap easy to use unit for very little extra work. « Show Less
2245191
IIRC it does, the jump starting option draws a lot of power. I'll check mine when I'm in the garage and if it's different I'll let you know.
1483620
I am kind of confussed, does the 760 come with a car dc adapter? I am about to buy one, and I am not sure if I have to also buy an dc adapter,
907481
US has a power surge input of 110v, Australia has the highest one globally with 240v. If it does not work it will burn your device. I bought one in the US and I live in Europe which has a current of 220v. I was advised to buy a power convertor. Something that converts to an output of 9v 700mA. Any electrical shop will have that. Having said that, when I opened the box of the Leap Pad 2 Power I bought for my son the AC adaptor that comes with it says Input 100v - 240v and the leaflet that came with it lists the different currents for US/Canada, UK/Europe and Australia/NZ. I am thinking it comes prepared for all these countries but it does not state this clearly so I still have doubts. I am going to research more but the safest bet is to buy the power convertor which should be no more that 20 ozzie dollars.
346132
It's only for 120 volts. However you can buy a switching power cord for it, $20 on Amazon, that will convert it to 240v
614126
The power supply is indeed 100-240V and should be usable worldwide, however the unit I purchased came with only a grounded 3-prong plug for use in the US and would require an adapter for overseas.Mine doesn't run hot at all even under steady use.Hope this helps!
1502784
Yes it comes with its own ac adapter AND it can be left plugged into a outlet indefinitely with no danger of over charging and ruining the internal battery, thus the unit will always be ready for action. Great piece of equipment. Pricey but you get what you pay for. I tried numerous other jump starters which were garbage. I did a lot of research and came up with this one. Hope this helpsRon
1720070
It comes with a 240v single phase plug, three prong. It also comes with a 240 to 120 v adapter. I have not tried it with 110 but you would have to limit power to half or blow breakers
780122
Here's an official answer I got from Clore: "JNC660 produced after 2010 has a built in two step charger/maintainer. It may be left connected to 110 VAC"In any case, I have a 3-step Battery Tender charger that I use with it, that I connect via its cigarette lighter port.
1915069
Phillip - this device does not come with adapters for 240V outlet schemes. While, I do not have the original packaging, I would not rely on the 120V design (insulation) to safely accomodate 240V supply.
1595253
Thank you for the inquiry. At this time Q-Redew is only available in 120 voltage. We do not recommend using electrical converters/ adapters, as they may shorten the working life of the Q-Redew. We do intend to carry inventory with 240 voltage in the near future! Kind Regards,HeidiQ-Redew Co-founder
1098611
It works with both 110 and 240, you just need to put an adapter on the plug.
724989
Is this what you want?http://www.ebay.com/itm/AC-Adapter-Charger-For-Cobra-CJIC-350-CJIC-550-Portable-Jump-Starter-Powerpack-/351107130832?pt=US_Power_Cables_Connectors&hash;=item51bf9da5d0
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The power cord came with mine. The part number for mine is WW4XY which replaced the original part number of 74X5J. The part number is not as important as getting the the input/output volts/amps correct. It can be found on your existing adapter. Compare it to the one you want to buy to be sure. The one I ordered required an input of 100-240V~2.34A 50-60 Hz input and an output of 19.5V-9.23A. If those match your existing adapter, it will 'probably' work. The connector will have to work with your computer as well. They are pretty similar for Dell's but you'll have to compare the picture to the one you're replacing to see if you they look the same. The power cord came with mine. The part number for mine is WW4XY which replaced the original part number of 74X5J. The part number is not as important as getting the the input/output volts/amps correct. It can be found on your existing adapter. Compare it to the one you want to buy to be sure. The one I ordered required an input of 100-240V~2.34A 50-60 Hz input and an output of 19.5V-9.23A. If those match your existing adapter, it will 'probably' work. The connector will have to work with your computer as well. They are pretty similar for Dell's but you'll have to compare the picture to the... » Read More The power cord came with mine. The part number for mine is WW4XY which replaced the original part number of 74X5J. The part number is not as important as getting the the input/output volts/amps correct. It can be found on your existing adapter. Compare it to the one you want to buy to be sure. The one I ordered required an input of 100-240V~2.34A 50-60 Hz input and an output of 19.5V-9.23A. If those match your existing adapter, it will 'probably' work. The connector will have to work with your computer as well. They are pretty similar for Dell's but you'll have to compare the picture to the one you're replacing to see if you they look the same. « Show Less
1528340
No, it needs a 12 volt source. I actually bought one of those jump start boxes, and just recharge it when I was done pumping. That way I have an emergency jump start source as well. Hope this help.
29353
If the adapter says it will run on 100-240V then it is the universal adapter kind and should work on 240V directly without any converter. But you need to make sure that the adapter is of this universal kind and not US exclusive one of 110V only (sometimes they make country specific products - so if you buy in US, it may be rated only for 110V only).