What is the current rating of the switch
67856
Since there is no current rating I'm guessing it will reliably handle a MAXIMUM of switching 2 amps. Making it handle any more will destroy it after a not-so-many uses. Use this switch to operate a relay that actually powers the load. Same for your chosen relay: Make SURE you know it can reliably switch the load. The claimed amp rating IS NOT THE CONTINUOS LOAD IT CAN HANDLE. IT'S ACTUAALLY FAR LESS THAN THAT !
67857
Not sure, it is probably not rated for alot because it was designed for low current draw L.E.D's
67858
I'm not 100% because we were triggering something very low current. I want to say it was somewhere in the 10-15a range?
2105642
Sorry, I don't know since I never tried to check a switch. Most switches have an indicator light to let you know if it is active.
137635
I would say yes. I had mine replaced. Sent email and recieved new switch. Free of charge. Great set up for the price.
1102656
The AutoChron has nothing to due with switching any current, it is all done by the toggle switch it trips mechanically. Not many wall toggle switches are rated at that high of curent switching capability. Most are only rated at 5 amps, maybe 10 amps max. Probably not a good idea to use a wall switch to carry 2000 watts which is about 20 amps of current through the wires !!!! Unless you can find a high current wall switch "AND" your AC wiring can handle that high of current.
1758346
Honestly I'm mot sure. I did take apart the switch unit to see if there were posts to change the frequency. When I opened it I noticed the main board was a very cheaply made one materials wise. I would wager the seller intends low amp and voltage for the unit. Im not an electrician but I do know computers. Im basing my guess on personal observations.
1160049
Hi Matthew,I am not sure but I like them so much that I own 5 of them. I have one with a bad switch but the other are working great. Sorry I don't know.
493363
http://www.amazon.com/Ultra-High-Performance-Switcher-Switch/dp/B0015YWKYY/ref=sr_1_1?s=electronics&ie;=UTF8&qid;=1322505210&sr;=1-1
1105052
Check connections, before and after the switch. Had mine well over a year, no problems....
1525540
Not sure, never tired it. However, as it is simply a switch, so it should work. I'd confirm with the seller. Nothing seems to be simple any more.
1786874
The switch is rated at 10 Amps (125 VAC) or 6 Amp (250 VAC). I wired mine on a 20 A circuit (125 VAC) , but I'm only powering a couple of xenon lamps through the switch. As long as you don't overload it, you'll be ok, but bear in mind that if you exceed the amperage on the load side of the switch, a 15 Amp breaker would not protect you.
950611
Don't know - the unit i purchased did not have that switch - but works great!
2093565
I know this is a little late, but for anyone else that stumbles upon this asking, forward current of the coil is 1A, and minimum operating voltage of the coil is 10V, max of 16. NOTE, this is for the coil, not the switch contacts themselves.
1044637
Max.Switching Voltage: 110VDC 240VAC. Max switching current:15A Min.Switching Current/Voltage:5VDC 100mA Those are your minimum and maximum voltage and currents that it will handle. I have bought 6 of them and they are working great.
2044702
The rating is 8.0 Amps. This is how much current the device is capable of sourcing. If you look at the typical LED light strand used with this switch, they require 1.2 Amps per 1 meter. If this switch could only handle 0.8 Amps, it would probably melt when running a strand of those lights.
52634
Those are the old current ratings. Now, it is 120/240, and this is a 120 volt product (normal household current). It does call for its own 20 amp breaker protected circuit, but I did not install one. I ran it on the same circuit which has handled two bathrooms and their exhaust fans for 50+ years. I have had no problem with tripped breakers when using my heater function, exhaust function, light and other lights on that circuit simultaneously. If you go that route but start tripping the breaker on the circuit, you will have to run a new line with a dedicated breaker.
1060391
My IT department, for which I purchased three of these, says it is a nice Gigabyte switch but it is Unmanaged. Hope that helps.
1058031
There's no spec on the switch over speed. From my experience, I would describe that there is a blink between the switch.