12V 230V Electric Cool Box

Cool gadget when you have to practice on electric guitar - quietly !!!

Been using Mini Cool lights for 30 years. 12V bulbs are fairly common but I like 110V bulbs for plugging into wall. With a dichroic or a cheap dimmer I use this light as a backlight or to light product shots. Looks great.

We have some machines in our factory that is from Europe so all the internals are 230V / 240V so we use these for the computers that are wired for 230V.

it should be 12v dc for power.

When I got my electric duster in and opened the box to check it out, I accidentally pushed the off-on button to the on position. I plugged the unit in and thought that I would have to chase this thing down. What a hand full of power, with all of the adapters this thing will move some dirt and debris from what ever you want to blow off. I bought two of these and gave one to my son, he loves his also. This company has been around for a long time and they build quality products. One of the reviews that I read before I ordered my electric air said the unit makes a lot of noise. It does make noise, but it does blow what ever is in the way out. I love it.

The Logan Electric Slide File is solidly constructed and stores a very large quantity of slides. I have a large box of slides I'm digitally archiving. The projector trays the slides are stored in, take up a large amount of space and don't have covers. So, not only are they taking up space, they're unprotected! Moving them to this Slide Tray is simple and efficient. I will easily be able to take the entire box and move all of these slides into the Slide File and take up a tenth of the space. They'll be easier to access, if I need to, and I know they'll be protected. Great product at a great price.

Never again wake up at night in a cold sweat and say to yourself, Are my slides stored properly? Travel to foreign and exotic lands. Take photos of beautiful people and exotic locals, while all the while you have the piece of mind that your grandparents slides from their 1957 trip to Yellowstone National Park are safely tucked away in your Logan Electric Slide File #200! Although, the reviewer Neal the professional archaeologist (read his review, too) has a few years on my mother and me as far as usage of these boxes, I have been using these boxes since 1987 when I first got serious in high school with photography. Two weeks ago, I was on vacation at my parents place and my uncle presented me with nearly 3000 family slides that had been unceremoniously dumped into zip-lock bags. Although they had been sorted into categories, the storage was unconscionable at best. I immediately pulled out my phone and ordered 4 boxes via the B&H app. The boxes are as good as my 30 year old box and it is hard to tell if there are any major changes. When loaded with 750 slides (hint: you can get more slides in if you don't use the dividers that are provided) the box weighs almost 9 pounds! To get my 4 boxes into 2 suitcases along with the rest of my stuff and keep the weight under 50#'s: creative packing was applied. To wrap this review up, these boxes are the ONLY boxes that I would store slides in. Oh, and it has a handle! I hope that the designer that put that into the design got a healthy bonus that year. I am not impressed with the plastic insert boxes that Logan sells. Only the #200. Sleep well at night. Purchase the Logan Electric Slide File #200. You won't regret it. The rating only goes to 5 stars. I personally give this box 6 stars.

Purchased for use in Nigeria. They use 230V 50Hz there, but this system is designed to accommodate that. We just had to get the necessary power cord and now it's working great on the other side of the world!!

It provides 12V power over a 4-pin XLR. Everything I was hoping.

its a great product when you are looking to transfer 120v to 12v