We have converted a church sign to low voltage LEDs with a solar charger battery charger. All 12V. Will this timer work for that application?
89798
Yes. The clock must be powered with 12V in the first 2 contacts at the left seen by behind. The other two contacts are simply a relay. They can switch 12V or 220V but doesn't supply power. It is only a switch opened or closed
89799
It should, I use it to switch on a 12 volt pump daily. I have a 12 volt battery and a 45 watt solar panel along with the pump, and this works pretty good. I really like it. Used it for 4 months so far, no problems.
89800
Yes it will but you may want to Google how to wire it.The directions are a bit confusing. Ron
89801
Probably yes. The issue with this timer is that it is small in size. I needed to attach small speaker wires to my cables (#9 car battery cables size) then with very powerful reading glasses find and attach the wires to it. Easy to figure out that the Mississippi River cannot fully flow into Old Sam's Creek.
89802
HI, Remember this is just a switch(with timing capabilities) . As long as the current used by the LED sign is within the limit of the switch and it all wired up correctly(switch after the battery in circuit; if you have a battery) the LED sign should attract sinner and saved to your place of worship.
760033
If it works with a light switch it will work with this timer. It is just a simple set of brass contacts.
1807738
The quick and easy answer is, Yes, it should work for that, the only thing I haven't tested with it is how it will react to loss of source voltage. You'll just have to be sure to set up the output voltage limit to the proper value for the 36 volt battery (41.4V or so for lead acid). I would also set the current limit to a value that would not overload the solar cells in normal lighting conditions.
1626815
It should as long as the 12vdc supply is external, IE its from a plugged in transformer/regulator, you must use this as a supply for the timer, the output from the timer goes to your led lights.
291323
Probably not, first, you would need a 12 v source for operation and it is not a clock timer, it will time for up to 999 seconds when activated and will stay activated until the signal is removed.
1637054
that's an interesting use of the solar panel. since this charger has a 12 volt input. the input voltage is not critical and the current requirements are small so this should work .. be careful about polarity and be aware of some safety precautions. lithium batteries have complicated and critical charging requirements. however these are taken care of by the chargers internal circuits .. don't try to charge the battery without those safety features. lithium batteries should not get hot at this charge rate. you might want to watch carefully for a while to be on the safe side ... you might want to check the solar panel output voltage to make sure it is at least 8 volts and doesn't exceed 16 volts. while this technically should work you should consider it an experiment until someone has actually tried it
1334080
it should work like any other solar charger, just do not overcharge any battery.
1339218
I don't think this would be a good idea. I believe that the Timer needs the full 110 volts to work properly.
212478
Absolutely! It works with any 12 volt battery. I use it for two different batteries for something like powerwheels. Note that for desulphating a bad battery, you may need to leave it connected for a week or more. Read the charger's instructions.
1489845
Yes, this will absolutely work if you have a 110 volt timer. You will have to put the timer after the photo cell activates.
886522
Don't really know. I would think that it would work fine on any timer. I just plug it in when needed and pull the plug out after.
813422
If you are asking "can I use this to power a battery charger" the answer depends on what the charger needs for power. There should be a label somewhere on the charger listing volts and amps. If the label lists 12VDC and no more than 1 Amp or 1000 ma then this power supply will work. If you are asking"will this work for my 12V battery charger" the answer is no. You need a power supply rated at 14.5V to charge a 12V lead acid battery.
1507146
Yes. Check compatibility - we found our LED lights weren't compatible with the ramp timer even though they were from the same company.
991777
This is a 12 volt. Switch, if your item is 12 VDC & drAws less than 2amps it should work. If your lite is more than the 2amps get a dimmer from electric outlet store. Van
1632988
yes, it should work fine,Leds are very low amperage, you might have to use a resister to limit voltage depending on the LED Rating.
2239702
If you set it on a shelf and connect it to a 12v inverter/power supply I would say it would work. I got if for Halloween and it works great and is super bright.
1331535
As long as you put 12 volts in to your batteries from your solar panels and draw off your batteries it will work just fine.