I want to run a 12v dc .5 amp motor. do I use 3 and 4 as my 'switch' or 11 and 12?
59137
Not sure if it helps, but in the case of a relay the voltage that is being switched does not matter.. What matters is the current rating, so if the datasheet says its in range then there should be no problem. If you dont know what the current rating is then the safest thing to do is to switch the mains the run the 12VDC psu.
59138
3, 4 terminals are NC contacts of internal output relay. You have to connect you motor, 12VDC power supply and output contacts 3, 4 of controller in series connection.
1729046
This is 24V trolling motor. You can run it on a 12V setup but I would expect that it will drain faster--even on a dual. If you have a dual battery setup, why not just rewire for 24V. The trolling motor is great.
277627
3 amp should work fine. If its not mission critical, you could start with a 5 and be ok. If its mission critical, i would go with 5a. These regulators do get hot if you're dropping down a lot of voltage. I use them to fun 12v leds of a 16v source and the linear regulator stay room temp. If i drop from 16 to 5v, it can get warm to the touch after long periods of time. That may blow a 3 amp fuse. I add an aluminum heatsink made for RAM on top of the coil, and it helps with the heat when you are dropping a lot of volts. For the price, it cant be beat.
1988985
You can set the pump to either 115 or 230 You can make the change by removing the back housing Mine ran on 230 which I think was perset If it trips the breaker at 115 you either have a fault or the breaker is to low It should be a 25 amp The motor does draw a good amount of power
1241079
First off, you do not need the 12 volt version to control a 12 volt device. You could use the 110VAC version as well since all the device does is open and close relay contacts based on temperature set points. You can route up to 10 amps and 250V through the relay contacts. So, you just run the 12v you wish to switch through the appropriate contact set and then when that temperature is reached the relay contacts close or open. (heating contacts close when a low set point is reached and cooling contacts close when a high set point is reached).
830726
Depends on the voltage that you want to set up your battery for. A 12VDC battery, you can get away with 2 safely, 3 pushing it. For a 24VDC battery, you can handle 5 panels. You need to include all information in the question for a definate answer, but this is what you wanted.
364611
This switches points are rated at 26 amps. If your 5hp motor is rated at or below this rating then the switch should function well enough if the motor is single phase,but not if it is 3 phase. That 3 phase type of motor would need a contactor that could be energized by this switch.
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12 VDC, 4.2W. I used an 8 cell AA battery pack for my use. You could use any DC power supply generating 12 VDC & able to supply .4 A or more. I tried it at 24 VDC. They run for about 30 sec. & seize up for some reason. So I would not suggest trying run them on much more than 12 VDC.
371863
The switch will operated at 12the volts dc. I am currently using this in a 12 volt circuit.
1243322
20 Amps is a max load for a 12-3 and if your going over a long distance the resistance will increase more. If it's new installation I would use 10-3 and then not have to worry. The cost difference is small.
358898
I use this switch on a 15 amp motor for my bandsaw. Atleast I think it's 15 amps. Good luck. Great switch at a reasonable price.
972468
The G2532 Motor can use any type of switch appropriately rated for the amperage draw of the motor. We would recommend a magnetic switch for safety, but it is not required.
1578079
You can use the 12vdc. 3 amp. It's a 12vdc light strip. Works good on my boat
1496262
Use 8 you'll be fine. If you use 6 or 4 you will potentially trip the excessive power limiter and the amp will shut down. If you limit the volume on 4 ohm, it will work. But, if you over drive a 4 or 6 ohm load, it will shut down and you'll have to shut off the amplifier and turn it back on.
2135255
I have used #12 with no problem could probably do number 10. none of the relays are bused together they all wire separate i have also used #18 they all seem to fit fine
733771
I bought mine for running a Humminbird depth finder in the house. It will power anything needing 12 DC as long as it is less than 3 amps.
1155211
you are running on a 12 volt system I use 15 amp fuses, but I check my draw and output accordingly and don't push more than I need or run more circuits and have switches, like 6 flood lights and a separate circuit for appliances/tools, depends on your 12 volt battery, a trolling motor steady draw or a faster high output for tools with a short draw.