This I. transformer is the one a electronic technician use for protection of bein shock.
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Great for electronics work, when you need to isolate the source, when you connect other testing equipment like an oscilloscope, and not accidentally create a ground path. Work well.
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As an electrical engineer, I can answer this correctly. AC (alternating current). Bought this transformer to drive 2 door bells. The one in the house did not have enough VA (volt-amps). The challenge was to find the transformer in the basement, where there is a drop ceiling.
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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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This control is supplied with a 24V transformer that is designed for a 110-120V 50/60Hz electrical supply. CAI Technologies
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According to specifications provided by other vendors this product is rated to 25VA, so this transformer will work where 20VA is needed.
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This device is a transformer. I use it to TRANSFORM a normal 120 volt, 60 kHz line into a 11.8 volt, 30 kHz power source for a string of five low voltage lamps.
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How do you know the transformer is okay? That is about all this unit is. A transformer and probably a capacitor or 2. The leads that connect the outputs to the transformer are internal, and unless your fence was hit by lightning, there would be no reason for them to be broken. Either that or in the process of connecting your fence, you twisted the terminals in the Fi shox box and therefore twisted the wires off internally. Without having the unit in my hands to test and check, that is all I can tell you.
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yes... Two contacts on the front of the unit are what gives them the electric shock.
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It is a transformer, yes, and the mode of failure would most likely not result in any damage to the appliance. However should there be a large spike in the input voltage such damage must be considered as a possibility.
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If you are talking about the wire tester, is is to check and see if you are getting a shock, which I am. If you about the light on the collar light, it is to tell you the power is on and working. They both are working well.
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Mine is on as well. I expect Steakman is correct and this just means surge protection is active.
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I never bought any of the 3 different monster surge protectors for the insurance aspect. I bought for the protection I have one that is over 7 years over survived 2 huge surges and then the transform blew. They are the best
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For true surge protection you will want to run the coax through the surge protector.
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i would definetly use a surge protecter, some generators have them but i dont think this one has one
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These can be hardwired inside a junction box to a small included transformer.
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Hello, I had my surge protector for over 6 months now and I can tell you that I has saved my electronics several times. I live in Tampa Florida where lightening is quite common. The equipment has been helpful keeping my electronics (tv, computer, home theater ) in good working condition. I heard of neighbors having issues with some electronics due to the lightening. Therefore , I give this product thumbs up. Thanks
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The transformer has a minimum load needed to function properly, I would use a volt meter to be sure the switch breaks the hot, and double check the polarity.