I've seen no mention of the rating for the installed fuse nor what is the rated amperage for this connector. Can it handle 10 or 15 amps @ 12VDC?
1543830
I have a battery tender to plug into the leads. I have used a regular battery charger on them at 2 amps, they still worked fine. I believe these are for a motorcycle battery. I would not put any more amps through them than what you would use for a motorcycle battery.
130995
The seller doesn't specify the rating and there are no markings on the adapter.The unit I purchased came with a 5A fuse installed.The cord is approximately 4' long and constructed from 20AWG wire.At 3 amps the voltage loss would be around .25 volt through the adapter's wiring.This represents approx. 2% loss in voltage with 12 volts applied as its source.
992905
You still should be able to use this, just put it into a 15A outley and then a 15A fuse in the holder. I used it to power a lighter I installed. I put the fuse adapter in a 15A fuse spot, ran the wire then inserted the fuse. It worked fine. Just make sure you have the right type of fuse tap.
562253
Standard 15 amp out is fine. That's what I have mine plugged into without issue.
1617110
No, specs manufacturers website says 10.2 amps, any 15 or 20 amp 120 volt receptacle should be fine.
745312
Luke, I would not use these connectors for a 10 gauge circuit. I doubt that the pins and sockets are heavy duty enough to handle the current that 10 gauge wire will.
1742126
I'm not sure, but I can run it just fine on my antiquated screw-in fuse 120 v, 15amp circuit.
241296
I bought it for a low voltage application...using 12vdc. It does not specify on the device the rating.
35590
I personly ran two 10 guage wires based on what I was connecting. it is rated for up to 100 amps on a standard 20' foot run of wire from the batteries to the fuse block You could go a single number 8 or even a number 6 cable run. there is a stud terminal connection so you can fit just about anything on it with a ring connector on the end.Good luck.
2120877
I used a 10 amp fuse and it worked very well. My amp meter never pulled more than 5.5 amps in any mode. Hope this info helps.
511567
Hi Miss, You probable have your answer but I thought I would elaborate on this. On the DC side, 25 amps. On the AC side, 15 or 20 amp fuse or circuit breaker. Not sure which side e.g. AC or DC you were refering to. You could use a AC power strip & surge protector that has a 15 amp breaker built into it with a manual reset button. Good luck, Greg.
1220229
It is a very low current device - I put in a 10 amp fuse for an automobile installation
1718754
While it doesn't have a rated amps on it I believe it would handle 12 volts X 15 Amps= 180 watts. Be sure to run a heavy wire to it with a fused circuit.
1866844
The reason for the 15 amp rating is probably because the conductor is aluminum not copper. If it was copper it should say that in the conductor description. 12/3 cu.
858635
I don't know the amperage rating of this switch. But I lnow you'll never attach an 8 guage wire to it.
1882677
being a master mechanic. I can only suspect without seeing the condition of the system but my experience Is up your fuses to 15 amp. if it blows these the problem is in the wiring not the bulbs. these are designed usually to draw much less than traditional filiment type.
2214180
There is no DC amperage rating on the relay. At 120v it is rated 12 Full load amps and 60 Locked rotor amps. At 277v it is rated 6 Full load amps and 35 Locked rotor amps. I am using mine to control a 24v. 40va transformer and it has been working fine since September.