how much current will they carry, ie, how many Amps rated?
878863
As with all of my Power Plugs, 24V & below, I use these connectors in line with a fuse, However, I run 12V. at 5 Amps with no problems yet. as to your question, I Don't really know.
878864
As with all of my Power Plugs, 24V & below, I use these connectors in line with a fuse, However, I run 12V. at 5 Amps with no problems yet.as to your question, I Don't really know.
1391030
Checking amperage has safety implications, and I suspect that's why low-cost units are limited to 20A. You can get more information from the following video: http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=ar7qkMHKw4
94502
They are 12v not sure about amps but can't be much and yes u can hook them to a battery that's 12v
337987
appears like you are going to be using around 5 amps should be a good low voltage choose .
1748153
I have measured the amperage draw at 14 volts (the actual voltage you'd be using these at) and the amp draw is 1.87 amps at 14 volts. Tested using an Extech EX470 meter
859856
I'm using a Radio Shack # 22-508b which can put out 19 amps. It seems to be sufficient, no problems.
41135
I measured amps through each of the LEDs I bought. One shows 24Ma and the other 26ma. As usual when using leds, amperage is negligible unless you are using quite a few or they are superbrights as in stoplights or turnsignals where there are usually more than one led.
560433
From what I gathered by the supplied materials, the relay contacts can handle about 2 amps. The fans I have it controlling only draw 100 ma, so there is still some head-room for my project.
1262455
A decent 50w+ x 2 amp should run them fine. As long as it is a good quality amp.
11440
Very low amps. I have purchased many of these and run them off 12 volt batteries in remote areas. There is not an amp rating anywhere I can see on the unit. I can tell you these will run a month or more on a 12 volt deep cell marine battery. They are a great value for what I use them for.
466377
As long as the main battery line that you are talking about is large enough to carry the additional combined total load for 3-4 of them, it should be no problem. The rated input for each one is 3 amps.
1675080
I'm sorry. But I have not installed on yet I don't know what's the amp rating is.
262765
Any standard size LED sold these days is probably going to have a max current of around 30mA. Run it at 80% of that for a good long life. Look online for data sheets to really get a handle on this.
240531
Found this: http://www.larsonelectronics.com/images/product/specsheet/45291.pdfLooks like 4.7 amps
2267551
I don't know how many amps, however, it is more powerful than others that I have used. It still isn't quite as powerful as I would like, but better than most.
1022864
It should be fine. They can only handle 600 watts of maximum power so just don't turn your amp above halfway and you should be fine.
953244
As I understand it, (been looking into getting one also), they are 2500 Watts per side with two separate plugs (and heating elements). To determine Amperage, you divide Watts by Volts (2500/120)=20.833 Amps **FOR ONE SIDE ONLY**. Hope this helps... In other words, don't expect to plug both sides into a single outlet at 20 Amps - it will trip~