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07-31-2003 07:42 PM
07-31-2003 07:42 PM
Question about web console
Hi,
Does anyone know under 240VAC, how much input AC current needs for web console
Thanks
Regards,
Wendy
Does anyone know under 240VAC, how much input AC current needs for web console
Thanks
Regards,
Wendy
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07-31-2003 08:05 PM
07-31-2003 08:05 PM
Re: Question about web console
Hi,
Not sure if this is what you are after, but the adapters hfor our secure web consoles show:
input: 240V ~ 50Hz
11VA
output: 13v === 300mA
and another has:
input: AC 100v 50-60Hz 26VA
output: 12v === 1.0A
Cheers!
Not sure if this is what you are after, but the adapters hfor our secure web consoles show:
input: 240V ~ 50Hz
11VA
output: 13v === 300mA
and another has:
input: AC 100v 50-60Hz 26VA
output: 12v === 1.0A
Cheers!
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08-03-2003 06:09 PM
08-03-2003 06:09 PM
Re: Question about web console
The current rating on the PC is the max. it will draw. The PC just draw as much current up to that point as it needs depending on a number of factors, CD is running? hard drive is running? USB ports being used? How heavy the CPU is being used? Optical mouse is in use (requires a bit more current than normal ball mouse)? etc so there is no fixed figure that anyone can give you for how much current a web console is using as a web may use the items I mentioned above.
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