What is the operating voltage of this product? It says it will operate up to 250VAC, but will it operate on a 12v or 24v DC system?
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I did not receive this ordered item although charged for it. Regretfully I have not been in contact with the Amazon. I do not have any details regarding this item.
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Was experimenting with cooling fans using this switch in a 12 vdc system and no problems over several days.Howard
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I was using this to control a cooling fan on a fifth wheel refrigerator. Had no problems with using it on 12VDC.
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Was experimenting with cooling fans using this switch in a 12 vdc system and no problems over several days. Howard
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Yes. It will operate on12v system. I bought mine for use with my RV frig. Use it for a cooling fan. (Connected to ground fan circuit.) Works great.
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This switch will work on any voltage @ or below the spec'd max voltage as it is a temperature activated switch that opens and closes the circuit. This switch will open and close even on the parts shelf @ the approx. temperature listed and is not dependent on the circuit to accomplish this. The 250vac has been set as the max. voltage that the terminals and contacts should be allowed to carry and/or connect and disconnect from safely. If using @ Max vac you should check with the manufacturer for the safe max current (amps ac) capability of the switch.
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The switch will operated at 12the volts dc. I am currently using this in a 12 volt circuit.
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Out of the box it is only 12 volt DC. You need to purchase an adapter to connect to 120 volt AC.
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I'm sorry, but I'm not familiar with the system you are asking about, but if the system outputs 6V to 12V DC, it should work.
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Per the installation guide, the thermostat works on 24 volt or 750 mV systems, it will NOT work on multi stage or 120/240 volt systems
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hi brian, i have the model DHB710 series, it sais 120 V. its the greatest thing, i have had other ones from different companies. hope this helps, alexandra
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I have mine set up on a 24v system. As long as you follow the wiring diagram it will work.
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Not certain. I'm using 120VAC. There is absolutely no mention of acceptable voltages in the manual - I went looking. However, the unit input is 12v DC which usually means the "brick" can operate on world voltage. I can't find a definitive answer for you however.
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Hello,For x4 of the 250 watt panels would be too much power for the controller to support in 12v let alone in 24vThe minimum you should go to run these on 12v would be roughly 96 amp controller such as the MidNite Classic.Please let us know if you have any other questions.Regards,Austin WaltiRenogy Technical Support Rep.
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It's battery powered, it will not source the 24V from an HVAC. That said, it lets you know when the batteries are going low, I seem to get around 5yrs+ on a pair of AAs.
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No, it is not designed for 120 VAC; it works on voltages up to 24 volts I believe. I'm not sure if there is any limitation on AC or DC voltage. Likely it should be DC.
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The operating voltage is 12v ac/dc only with less than 500ma draw.The controlling load is rated 220v 5 amp.
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They are rated to handle up to 250VAC at 10A, so your 24VAC should not be an issue.
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Error on my earlier reply. This operates on 110 volts; does an outstanding job. Well worth the money.
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Don't know, exactly. But it is strong enough to remove most of the air from a bag of food. And it can run quite happily at 24V, so far as I have seen, in case you want more suction.
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The unit is 12v DC at 1000ma. I've used it on camera batteries of different type with no problems.
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The unit is 12 VDC, 0.5A. The power supply that became with it accepts 110-240 VAC, 50/60 Hz.
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This unit will definitely provide 24 VDC from a 12 VDC input. I have used several in an application where we needed a 24 VDC supply off of a 12 VDC heavy equipment battery pack. However, charging a battery is typically a more complicated issue - amperage load and not over-charging etc. So you should be good for 24 VDC but I do not know enough in regard to battery charging to say yes or no