I have a watts plt-5 pre charged at 40 will the det replace it?
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Yes, I believe it should. They are both the same 3/4" male thread and made for the same size potable water systems. I'd google the watts customer service number if you needed to find out for sure. But looking at their specs, the biggest difference between DET and PLT series appears to be the DET is made in the USA, while the PLT is made in Taiwan. There are a few internal design differences and max pressure differences, but nothing a normal homeowner would worry about for residential usage. As far as the psi goes, the pre-charge really means nothing. You should adjust that pressure to match the pressure on the house side of your regulator (cold/resting pressure, ie water heater not running and relieve the overpressure with a quick run of both faucets before testing). Usually should be around 30-50 psi, depending on who you talk to. Which is likely why Watts set it around 40. So check your house pressure and adjust accordingly. You might need to adjust your regulator, but either way make the expansion tank match the house pressure.
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This should not happen if U R nor over loading the unit. The older 70 v amps were extremely well built with large coils, transformers, components & were almost bullet proof. This unit is very light & may not be able to perform as well. If still under guarantee Pyle may fix the problem for U. Hope that helps.
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As long as you match the required voltage and amp of the original you should be able to find a replacement.
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Spare... I think a radio shack or some store like that will be able to help. Keep the old charger handy for the specs- Voltage and Wattage ratings. If you have lost it, no problems, you should be able to look up a reference for the ratings for similar Seagate products and be good using it.
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Yes you can - I think the ML44T is designed for the new LED lights, which use less wattage. Make sure your total wattage is within bounds for the new transformer.
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I would take the old one down to a hardware store and they should have replacements on the shelf, depending on the DC voltage of the one you have. Should just take some simple wiring and cover with some wire-shrink tubing and you should be good.
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It could be the charge controller , they are cheap and easy to replace . You can contact the razor for any generic type that is the same volts
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If your existing unit looks similar to the picture, I believe it will fit and work just fine. I believe that the new and original units use 30 amp, 120 volt primary power coming into your RV via the power cord to the power center and converter, and provides 55 amps of 12 volt DC power coming out of the converter. The physical size of the unit will be the same for the 45 and 55 amp converters. Be sure to label each wire on your existing unit before removing them. Taking a few pictures of the original unit and wire connections can be of help and a good reference.
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A qualified YES.. Here's what u need to do since this PS is 65WT.. Look at the original...voltage =? Current=? .fill in the ?'s marks and multiply and this will give you the WT's. This one is 18.5V X 3.52A = 65WT.. If yours is higher than 65 wt than this one will NOT work, at least not for long or it will get real hot and shut down. I wouldn't count on these cheapies to shut down itf you overload them.
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Contact Illy online for list of repair stations. Might be less expensive to buy another rated for 220 current.
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You should. I used it also to replace a weaker 4 amp hour draw battery. It's been working great for five months.
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I will work on anything that uses the same voltage as listed. You can change the charge from + to - if needed.
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I believe the specs for the product determine the watts. All the replacements should be the same wattage.
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Sorry, I cannot answer the specific question. I do know that i simply replaced the original and it ran fine with no changes in the fuse, etc. Tom D.
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I don't have one, sorry. Look in your manual, all you have to do is match the voltage and amps. I don't have my original one either.
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No, Just change the battery. Do a self test and you should be good. My transformer burnt out due to hurricane Sandy
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Amazon cut your question off. Make sure you use the new baseplate w/new stat. They are not identical. Wiring is same.