Is the circuit fixed to protect from over charge and does it have 50v caps or 35v like in the reviews below?
371774
I don't know what you mean by "over charge" but this thing is just an inverter with a variable regulator. If you give it too much input voltage, it probably fries...so put a Zener diode in front of it or have an actual regulator on the input side. On the output side, the caps are its maximum output voltage. You might want them to be higher, but the inverter won't let you...
247971
No, its a trickle charger and the current isn't enough to cause an overcharge. I have left it connected for long periods with out ill effect
663431
i am not positive, but it is 110v AC which means that it would need to be resoldiered back together.. kind of like if you cut an extension cord....it wont work unless repaired again...to allow the current to complete the circuit..
243231
I wasn't sure myself, so i took a quick look at the power supply itself and it said "85-130 V". So I'm assuming that's it's for the 110V, hope this helped.
2278664
I wouldn't think it matters at all. I have never seen this low a rating- are you sure it isn't 3 amp or 2.5amp ? either way is shouldn't matter- there is probably a fuse to insure no overload. BTW- the one I bought seemed to work for 30 seconds and next thing it wasn't supplying any power at all. I never returned it , just used the old one that wasn't really bad. My alarm system needed a new battery and a fuse.
995230
Mine is wired 110v has 50amp breaker and has never tripped.I would have to say it could be a ground wire on panel.
825941
It does have a overload protector and reset button built into it. It includes a flat 3 pin US plug, approx 10 inch flat cable and then 4 x (2 on each side) 3 pin outlets. It is not a voltage adapter or converter or a foreign country plug adapter. The plug and sockets are all 3 pin US style.
2203311
NO, it is a manual switch. If you have it on 2 or 10 amp, it will go down to a trickle charge. You only want to use the 50 amp, if the battery is completely dead and you need to jump it to start it. I love this charger, use it at my shop with no problems. Buying another
93397
As far as I know it is low voltage DC but I am not an electrician. Sorry but I hope this helps.
978459
I looked on the box and it shows only 60Z @ 240 and 208 volts. No mention of 50Z
2031403
It comes with a 220volt 50 amp male plug. It also comes with an adapter that is 220volt 50 amp female to 120 volt 20 amp. It can run on both voltages. Personally I cut the plug right off and installed my own 3 wire 220 volt 30 amp twist lock connector to adapt to what I already had at my shop
1443103
This is a frequently asked question. The voltage was apparent, however the amperes was guess work and I got the 50%-50% choice wrong. I emailed the seller and they replaced it no charge so I used the other wire. The meter has worked flawlessly for several months.
440393
It may overcharge your battery though not likely.It does have a bypass diode which is only useful when connecting multiple panel in series. The diode has nothing to do with overcharge protection.You should consider adding a diode in series with the + lead to prevent leakage at night. Again this will have no effect on overcharge.It may be easier to add a charge controller.
1509656
No regulator needed. I had it on the Explorer for one month with no issues. If you check it with a voltmeter under no load conditions it puts out about 14V at low current. No danger of overcharge. Also no reverse discharging. Current is only flowing in one direction. Hope this helps.
2226327
I don't know. I purchased this one as it matched to existing one that needed replacing. It was the correct voltage and model.
1044418
I am not sure about overvoltage protection, but I have had this product for quite some time now and hasn't caused a fire yet. Hope that helps.
894230
I have not found anything. Just assume it's a 5V input, and output is inverted (High input = relay OFF)