Specifications and Main Features
- Type: Electronic calculator
- Power source: AC: 120V, 60Hz
- Display: Fluorescent display
- Operating capacity: 12 digits
- Decimal point:
- Read in: Floating with up to 11 decimal places
- Result: Decimal-Set F, 6, 3, 2, 1, 0 with add mode
- Calculations:
- Four basic operations
- Multiplication and division with constant
- Calculation of power
- Computation of add-on/ discount
- Repeated addition and subtraction
- Finding square root
- Reciprocal
- Total
- Mark up
- Memory
- Time
- Components: LSI etc
- Temperature range: Operational: 0 °C ~ 40 °C
- Power rating: 50 mA
- Measurements: 210 W x 220 D x 74 H in mm
- Weight: Approximately 810g 1.76 Ibs
- Accessory: Operation manual
Frequently Asked Questions
- Q: What is the power source of the SHARP QS-2122H?
A: It is an AC: 120V, 60Hz device.
- Q: How many digits is it possible to display on the calculator?
A: The maximum number of digits is 12.
- Q: What display unit is fitted to the calculator?
A: Its display unit is a fluorescent type.
- Q: Please confirm whether this particular calculator can carry out decimal calculations?
A: Indeed, this calculator uses floating decimals up to 11 decimal places and has set decimal options.
- Q: Which computations are handled by the SHARP QS-2122H?
A: It is capable of carrying out four arithmetic operations, continuous multiplication and division, exponentiation and root extraction, as well as calculation of add-on or discount and memory.
- Q: What's the optimal temperature during which the usage of this calculator would be ideal?
A: This device can function efficiently between 0 degree Centigrade to 40 degree Celsius (32 to 104 degree Fahrenheit).
- Q: Evaluate how efficient the calculator is?
A: The efficiency of the calculator computes to be 50 mA.
- Q: Where do I return the device in case of a malfunction?
A: In cases where servicing is needed, reach out to a SHARP servicing dealer or a service factory authorized by SHARP.
User Manual
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