Can I remove the 12v solenoid and used a 110v solenoid?
1733045
yup that will work , the horns only care about how much PSI you run not voltage. I blast them at 200 psi some times . I have them on my bagged 2002 expedition I lovem
866786
any 12 volt dc current is usable, weather it is from a battery or a transformer pack it does not know the difference - be careful to get the polarity correct...
1761922
Hi I'm joe yes u can is 12 v unit but make sure u comet the positive and negative in right way good luck and happy new year
181181
Sure you can. And yes it will make a differenceIt is a definite improvement, but is very hard on the electrical components. Use with caution and a spare half shell just in case
643574
Unfortunately not. Since this is a 110V unit, you would need to use a converter - thank you.
1443985
This solenoid in my case was used on a lawn tractor with a 12 volt battery. I hope this is helpful
50644
The 110 volt plug can be cut off and the 110 volt cord can be hard wired into a 110 v. junction box by someone competent to do that. The 12 volt female adapter can be cut off and the wires can be hard-wired into the circuit needing 12 volts DC. For this case, use a voltmeter to assure the proper polarity of this 12 volt connection.
2070266
for sure. or you can use a controller that changes it back to 12 volt. controller is key either way
1241079
First off, you do not need the 12 volt version to control a 12 volt device. You could use the 110VAC version as well since all the device does is open and close relay contacts based on temperature set points. You can route up to 10 amps and 250V through the relay contacts. So, you just run the 12v you wish to switch through the appropriate contact set and then when that temperature is reached the relay contacts close or open. (heating contacts close when a low set point is reached and cooling contacts close when a high set point is reached).
1946196
I do not know if you can but to remove the existing one requires some level of disassembly, which tells me it is not designed for quick switching of batteries.
896590
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.
113734
I would not use this in a home because of 12V. I would purchase a regular home unit made for 110AC.
357791
You can use the same voltage or higher as a replacement.Never use one of lower voltage than the system requires.
685904
I just used a 12v adapter I had lying around. I cut the end off and used a multimeter to make sure the polarity was correct and hooked it to the board. Please, do be careful about the where you put the positive and negative. I remember reading on the net that this device won't protect itself from reverse polarity on the dc voltage. Meaning, the circuit board will be ruined.
1826439
You'll need a transformator to do so. Not worth the headache. There is a version suitable for 220 volts. Look for them
1011192
make sure both 120 plug in and 12v battery are disconnected. Disconnect the two 12 volt wires and the two 120 volt wires. In front of the unit there are two small screws facing down. remove those and the unit will slide out.
1515742
No, you can only use the voltage required, or you will burn out the motor. I hope this helps. Good Luck