ACsyötöltä

ACsyötöltä is a Finnish term that translates to "from AC power source" or "from the AC grid." It is commonly used in contexts related to electrical devices and their power supply. When a device is described as being powered by ACsyötöltä, it means that it draws its electricity directly from a standard alternating current outlet, such as those found in homes and buildings. This contrasts with devices that are battery-powered or that convert AC power to direct current (DC) internally.

The term is frequently encountered in technical specifications for electronics, appliances, and industrial equipment. For example, a laptop might have both a battery and an option for ACsyötöltä, indicating it can be plugged into a wall socket. Similarly, a musical instrument amplifier is typically designed for ACsyötöltä to provide the necessary power for its audio output. Understanding this terminology is crucial for users to know how a device is intended to be powered and what kind of power source it requires. It implies the need for a compatible plug and voltage from the electrical grid.