How do you determine the voltage of your device? Has anyone used this with the petmate infinity auto. feeder? thanks!
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visit the website of the device manufacturer and read the specs. Voltage, mA (milliamps), and the positive/negative are what you need to find out. Then adjust the powerline settings to match those specs.
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I bought a 6 volt, 300mA adapter from Enercell at Radio Shack. On the back it says Cat. No. 273-313. It came with a free tip. You'll need a type "M" tip. Hope this helps. Sorry it took me a bit to track it down for you.
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This inexpensive device has little or no buffering. It reflects minute changes in voltage and sort of hunts around. Try it in another car and if it acts the same way you can just read the larger numbers and still be able to determine your system voltage within a volt or two.
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Hello, greetings from Colombia. No, this apparatus is not auto-voltage, at least if you buy it in the United States like I did. I says on the specifications sticker only for 120v. If you live in Europe you will not be able to use it. If you live in South America, at least in Colombia, you can use it. Best wishes!! Eduardo
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Just bought the feeder. There is no socket for an AC adapter on mine. Perhaps it was discontinued. I may add one depending on how long the batteries last. You have to make sure the adapter doesn't charge the batteries by using a circuit to prevent it. I'm handy that way.
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Negative, yet there is an input receptacle with NO SPECS as to polarity and voltage needed, as well a missing current spec needed when multiple items are connected. Closer inspection of item shows no specs ON the item either, but it appears that an area below the receptacle has been sanded off, as if the specs were removed, as was the model info. Weird.. Inspection was done with lighted magnifier I used at NASA to inspect pins. sort of like owning a 7-stall barn that will only hold 4 horses at best ;-)
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Roger, For the last several years I have been replacing timers that go bad with the universal replacement. They are great. The foot print is very accommodating, I haven't had any problem finding a spot to stuff them. All of the feeders I run are 6 volt. I don't think you will have any trouble and will be very pleased.
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Sorry Franz N. I'm not familiar with auto volts, why don't you ask the Briteleaf company or Amazon.
789576
Hello! My numbers are the same for output voltage. It reads: 5.0 V = 2.0 A. It's a great product!
409123
I recently purchased a new rss and it went bad after 1 hour. just ordered a new fish finder( not a hummingbird). I did do some testing however after I disassembled my old rss. The new one read .25 volts DC across the wet switch terminals. The problem does not seem to be the battery, but defective units.
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There is no output voltage when tripped. There is a relay contact that you can configure for normally open or normally closed, then just run the voltage of your choice through the relay. The unit works very well. (check relay contact ratings on spec sheet)
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It probably doesn't auto detect mulit-voltage sources. It's only using 110-120 volts.
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I was interested in the same question and on Leviton's website, I found one of its technical folks posted a response to another consumer indicating the draw was 50 mw. http://communities.leviton.com/message/4440#4440Oct 22, 2012 10:47 AM (in response to Jonathan Murray)Re: USB Charger/Tamper Resistant Outlet cat. no T5630 idle current draw?It is below 50mw as compared to Cooper who was twice ours and Pass & Seymour which was over 4 times ours.
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Yes, set the scale for DC range, and place the two probes using the correct polarity so the meter reading is a plus (+) reading. If the batteries are under load when doing this, the voltage may be less than 24vdc. If the two batteries are not connected to the trolling motor, the reading could be 24vdc, otherwise, if near zero or substantially less than 24vdc, the batteries are either bad, shorted, etc. or need recharged. Also check each battery separately.
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Regardless of what vehicle it's in or if it's running packs in parallel or series I've always stopped at 3.6v/cell when the pack is at rest. You could possibly go lower and still be safe, however I noticed that my packs lasted a lot longer stopping at 3.6v/cell. Also I found these alarms to be rather quiet. Just a heads up. Enjoy �
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It is 12VDC.Something isn't right, don't use it until you verify what is wrong or you may damage your battery or charger.You may want to double check you meter settings. (12 volt DC. etc.) You might have to return it or call the company.I use mine on a deer feeder and it has worked great!
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I am sorry to say I had to return mine. Actually I was on my second one as the first one did not work. Unfortunately the second had the same problem where it would constantly stop working and have flashing lights. I used the recommended litter as well. I ended up getting the Littermaid LME5500 and have not had a second's trouble. At one point I contemplated using my older one again which had been demoted to the RV. Glad I tried a third time and got the LME 5500 which was also cheaper.