The switch for 9v/12v output is unlabeled. Which position is 9v and which position is 12V?
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The labels are lit up when you press the power button. Up is 12V, down is 9V.
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It lights up in red when the device is powered on. Closer to the logo is 12v, further away is 9v.
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Mine says nothing about dual voltage and I see no buttons orcapabilities of switching to another voltage.
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The voltage is 9 v and the amperage is 80 mA. the polarity is Neg-outside and Pos in the inside.Neg---(0---Pos.
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On the back of one of the sockets: Remote Control Switch Model no: BH9936Voltage: 120 Vac/60Hz Current: 10A UL listed 29LX
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mine (USA model) do not have voltage selector; manual says that only the "general model" has it
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If there is no applied input pwr there will not be a converted output to 12 vdc. Connect converter to a constant input whether the switch is on or not.
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Happen to be using it tonight while on vacation!This is model MTR72DUAL-1250A, P/N G601-1250Output is 12V and 5A
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The label says; INPUT: 100-240V AC 50/60Hz 0. 6A; OUTPUT: 12V DC 2.0A. If you want to see a picture you can try this link https://www.dropbox.com/sh/i0upig9z3zpfup0/AAAqJE5Hc4IcDv1RVGArCiJva#lh:null-0607141840.jpg
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That is the generic model description of the switch. Go to the HP site and look at the actual model no. using the matrix for the same switch, it will give you another part # that you can use in order to identify the correct unit according to the total power output.
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Will work at either voltage. A jumper will need to be moved accordingly to the voltage selected. The manual shows the jumper and the correct position.
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Haven't observed this, but I will watch for it. A VOM should verify that the switch in off position completely opens the circuit. Have you queried Leviton?
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Hi there,I looked at my machine and I did no see any switch to change the voltage. Mike
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the common is for your input voltage you want to use for the output(no/nc). Your neutral or negative would go to the device you are controlling. The output(no/nc) would then go to the hot or positive of the device you are controlling.
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Looking at bottom of switch with the two terminals on the same side on the top to the right and the separate terminal to the left. Top right terminal is your 12Vdc output to your desired equipment. The next terminal just below the top terminal on the right is your 12Vdc source. The bottom left separate terminal is ground. I've had it mounted in a John Deere 2305 to operate an Ag sprayer for about 6 months. It works great. Also, my source power is powered from the fuse box source and goes through a 15 amp auto type fuse. I had pictures, but it seems this doesn't allow pictures.
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Yes it is switchable, look near the power input near the top, just above that there is a small red area. That is where you can change the voltage. CHEERS!
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Nope, any 9v should work. I'm using a one spot power supply on it right now
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Look very carefully at the switch body. There is a wire diagram cast into the plastic. Should you need further help, I can look at my switch and add additional information if needed.