Re: Quick electrical question...

["Andy Whitfield" <andywhitfield2002@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

Pete,

Yes, can be higher current (mA) output.
But you need to know whether you existing PSU is regulated or not.
If you're not sure it is best to get a regulated one.

It might be cheaper to buy a new printer out there than buy a huge
step up transformer.

I've got a couple of 120Vac UPSs for sale (American connections).
They've been hanging around for ages so I would like to shift them!
They'll be very very cheap!!   Best to ship them without batteries
though and buy new batteries out there.
Would you be interested?

Regards
Andy the UPS Man.

--- In ukha_d@xxxxxxx, "White, Peter" <peter.white@...>
wrote:
> I'll be officially moving to the US in a couple of weeks, and want
to
> take what I can with me...
>
> So, if I have something that requires a 9v/750ma supply, but
cannot find
> exactly that spec in a US 2-pin, am I ok to go up in the ma, on the
> basis that the equipment will only draw the ma that it requires?
>
> I also have a laser printer that requires 240v / 4A ... for that I
> assume I'd need a 2-pin step-up transformer, but the highest rated
I can
> find on CPC only outputs 240v / 1300ma ... am I missing something?
>
> As I found out when I was pulling together my visa paperwork, I
only got
> a D in physics, hence the questions above!
> Thanks all
> Pete



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