Can this be used with magnetic low voltage 12 volts transformers?
179242
To dim magnetic low voltage circuits (which can also contain regular line-voltage incandescents/halogens), you need switch MRF2-6MLV-WH (for up to 600 VA; you need to count the total power draw including the transformer loss, generally 1.25 times the low voltage bulb wattage). Lutron also makes a 1000VA switch for higher loads: MRF2-10D-120.
179243
You need their fancier MRF2-6MLV-WH (600 Watts) $65 (decent price) "http://www.amazon.com/Lutron-MRF2-6MLV-WH-Single-Preset-Incand/dp/B002SXL2D6/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid;=1440647556&sr;=8-1&keywords;=MRF2-6MLV-WH" or MRF2-10D-120-WH (1000 Watts) $87 (overpriced) "http://www.amazon.com/Lutron-MRF2-10D-120-WH-Maestro-Wireless-Multi-Location/dp/B002SXKTEO/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid;=1440647695&sr;=8-1&keywords;=mrf2-10d-120-wh&q;uot;. If you need a lot buy them from Mr. Supply for cheaper total price.
2024198
Yes Will work with any 12V transformer. I liked these as much as the Malibu lights.
1371868
Yes. It should work with any low voltage AC transformer. I am using it with a Malibu transformer that has a time but no sensor.
1494237
It is a magnetic low voltage dimmer for use with magnetic transformers. I am using it for in-ceiling halogen lighting. It should not be used for electronic low voltage transformers (I have some of these powering LED strip lighting). Check your transformer. This is also a Maestro Wireless dimmer which can be controlled by an external remote (such as a pico remote). If you don't need this functionality - use a MALV-600 - which is about $30 cheaper.
1092331
Wattage should be negligible. At .1 amp input and .3 amp output, I doubt this is going to challenge even the smallest of transformers.
914521
Yes and it should be if isolation is required. Normally this type of transformer is a autotransformer with no isolation.
1456820
This transformer will not work as it is a 12v trasformer and you need a 24V
26273
From the info. you have given, should be just fine. Just do not exceed the wattage per transformer.
43139
I use a 12 v. DC power transformer. This works fine but you will need to solder the connections.
1895208
I would think it would not be a problem, anything that requires a 12 volt dc power supply should work as long as it doesn't require more than 10 amps
2205355
Yes - the output voltage is 12 VAC (not 12 VDC as a previous answer stated). But one of the other commenters was correct about the min load. When you just hook up the transformer and test the output without a load, it will read zero, or close to it. I thought the product was broken at first, but one I connected the load, all was well. It's been functioning great since (about 5 months ago).
225187
Yes. I do not see why it would not perform well for such a short period of time as long as the computer server does not spike demands over the limits of the transformer. I am not an electrician.
1018457
Sorry, I don't know the answer to that, but the intermatic ML121RT is strictly 12 volt ac for outdoor lights. I would think you would want to buy a different transformer that would take you from 120 vac to 12 vdc.
229084
It specifies only 120v on the transformer plug so it would not work unless voltage reducer in place. They are a very good unit!!
1751208
I have a dimmer on one of the lines on the 12v side of the transformer which works fine. I don't know what would happen if you put a dimmer on the input (120v) side.
181592
Yes. It is easy to switch the 12 volt power. I am using an old 12 volt transformer that came with a telephone that I no longer use. I save old 12, 9 & 6 volt transformers from old telephones, routers and other old equipment that came with transformers. Check if the output is AC or DC. I switch the 12 volt power from the transformer that is plugged into a 110 volt motion sensor light in my back yard of 2 different homes. Be careful that all power is off when installing the switch and test everything before the final install.
1712016
Mine work fine on my existing 12 Volt AC transformer. Even though this MR16 is dimmable you cannot use a solid-state dimmer on a transformer.