my old transformer had 2 screw terminal this has 3 how do you wire it for 16.5 volts
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This transformer is for grounded systems. If yours only has two wires, you don't have a grounded system. You can still use it, just ignore the middle terminal.
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I don't know if the Back 2 Life company can supply you with one. Mine broke too but because of my background in electricity, I was able to take the transformer case apart and re-solder the wires onto the transformer. It's not very pretty now but it works. If you can find a handyman that does electrical work, he may be able to do the same for you. This is a 120 volt AC to 21 volt AC transformer, not a very common item.
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Remove it from the back and carry it to the store. Tell them that is for a 750W transformer, working at 110 or 220 V.
1456820
This transformer will not work as it is a 12v trasformer and you need a 24V
1352729
Are you guys from 1956 or what?! It says 120v-240V -- it auto switches. Connect it with an interenational plug, alligator clips, whatever, it works. No transformer needed.
509736
You will have to figure out how many amps your lights will draw. Then match that to a transformer
546880
There should be a negative and positive terminal where you can put a wire in and clamp it as seen in the picture near the bottom corner the two terminals. You'll need to take a 9V battery and get one of those connectors where it connects to both of the battery's leads and turns them into a red and black wire.Put those wires into the terminals respectively and it should be powered
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This transformer only comes with one set (1 pos. & 1 neg.) screw terminal, but you can use a Paradise GL22351 splicer on the 12 gauge Land scape wire if you want to run two seperate feeds from the same transformer as I did. Just make sure your splice is at least 10 feet from the lead wire coming out of the transformer. This unit ideal for 4watt T5 lighting if you want to run several lights.
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I cut the terminal off and connected the wire to the ground terminal of a 15 amp male plug then plugged it into a wall outlet.
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There is a 3V DC 500mAmp power port, but the transformer does not come with it. I'm using it with rechargeable batteries--no problems so far.
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You must choose which terminal based on which voltage you need (12, 14,or16 I think). You cannot use both or all 3 voltages at one time. But, you can connect multiple lines to one terminal.
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Hook up negative wire to terminal. Than touch the resistor to terminal and hold the other side of the resistor to the battery positive wire till the cap. Reads your battery voltage .. around 12 volts.. when it reads battery voltage than hook up the positive wire to cap. Terminal
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Mine are 110 volt with power transformers. I did experience some problems with the connections since the pins are so fine that they tend to get a little bent. Also try flipping the connection over. I finally started making sure everything was plugged together correctly before I put them up. Beats climbing up and down the ladder all the time.
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Roger- on mine, you connected to the terminal for the transformer. Then the circuit board monitors how much voltage the battery receives. The GTO website has a very good technical advice page that explains how to connect solar or 110/12v. You can also call and get a live person to discuss also.
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You need a step down transformer... Do some looking and you can find good ones as cheap as $15, and pretty low profile
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My installation turned out to be only about 24 volts.There was a transformer in the furnace I was not aware of apparently.Sorry I could not help.