is this a replacement for a gl-085013j-2t top-hung transformer
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Not sure if this helps but it replaced the transformer in my naturesoft pool chlorinator. The transformer mounts with 4 screws at the top left of the power unit. Take the face plate off and the control panel and it goes in the top left corner of the box.
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YES, for Aqua Rite Electronic Chlorine Generator by GOLDLINE . I bought it from Amazon and replaced it a year ago.
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I would call your company, mine is Haywood. This supply took care of the problem.
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According to this website: http://totaltransformers.com/75watt-12v-ac-electronic-encapsulated-transformer.html it is the same. I used this one to replace a transformer for some halogen lights. It works just fine. Better than the one Radioshack sold me for 3x the amount. Lasted 2 days and than I couldn't return it because I cut the wires. :-(
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Check the "Frequently bought together" section right below the picture. It lists a transformer that works well with it.
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Yes, but with a few changes. The main unit is the same size but the humidistat/controller is smaller. The transformer is now separate (not built in) so you need to do a little extra wiring.
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Yes that appears to be the model I am using and it works very well. Be warned if the power flickers or goes out you will have to reset the time.
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I looked it up, but could not see where this one was a match? Does not mean it won't work. My suggestion is to turn off the power and remove the old element and take it to your local appliance store and they should be able to find you a good match. Most of the differences are how the element power wires attach to the element. Those have to be a match or it could short out inside the unit walls and then it goes down hill from there!
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I wouldn't think so. I suggest that you contact the seller, they are very good responding on the phone. They may offer a transformer for your application.
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not unless they changed it in the last year. I bought mine one year ago and the transformer says: "input: 120Vac 60hz 80mAOutput:12vdc 200ma"
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It's fairly simple. Once you find the original check the wire colors and match them up to the original. You may need a pair of wire cutters to separate the old wires. The old transformer should be screwed down. Remove the old one and bolt the new one in place. Use twist on wire caps to put the wires together. Viola your done.
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I believe so, but can't answer for certain. In my case, I just replaced the old fixtures, clamping in to the existing low-wattage line, and had no reason to check out the transformer. My previous experiene with low-watt lights required a transformer. Wish I could be more difinitive for you.
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I don't know the difference between old and new current readouts ..... My unit uses current transformers
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I really don't know. I use just the regular transformer and it works fine. You might want to try the Lionel site. Good luck!
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Hi Dianne, I'm not certain if a replacement for that model or not. I know that when I purchased mine online it was not the exact match for the part I needed (though it looked like it was in the picture). I was able to retro fit it to my unit quite easily (the holes for the screws did not line up). After I drilled new holes it worked perfectly. Only took a minute to make it fit and it had no effect on the working or the look of the unit when I was done. I hope this helps :)
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Yes, this is the correct replacement for your model. (Your model uses GE # WB49X10002).
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Mine looks the same and has product information on the plug itself that lists it as a "class 2 transformer."
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the above numbers you have are the same as those on my transformer. Hope this helps you.
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would it be compatible if we use a transformer that we use of our US DVD player in the UK