Can I use 15v to switch my load on &amp; off?
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This is a 30amp relay so it depends hoy you wire it, mine is hooked up to a electronic car fan and thermostat
2131192
Hate to add a second answer but realized i did not really answer the question. On 16 you have to push the mode selection button to turn on power to the load
319504
Yes it could work for that though it might be a bit big to fit neatly it will handle 3 A at 125 V ad so in theory it would handle 30A at 12V AC so id say up to a 15A load at 12V DC should be fine power wise. Me personally I'd likely opt for a toggle switch I cloud easily mount through the dash
1788597
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!
842039
No,it will not work.Simply you need at least three times strong( 10.000v or over..) converter than device you have.I think 15.000v would be better if you are gonna use commercial purpose 5 hours.But don't forget that there is no plug in type converter after 5000v.You will need electrician for hardwire connection...
875512
Yes you can switch 2 different voltages through the rely just make sure you connect to the right terminal. Les @ McCloud Electrical
2221928
I used to use a 12V converter, but it did not provide enough power. I am now using a Black & Decker jumper, it works well. So, assume 14 to 15V converter might work.
2033436
It's a simple switch, not a current limiting device. So, I see no reason why it should not work. It can handle 1800W, which is equal to 15 amps, should work just fine as long as you stay within that rating.
1527655
no I dont believe it will handle the current it is rated for 15?amp max at most
49830
Well, by default the output current is 12 A. You could adjust under load. No load did not try. I hope I have helped a little. Juan Yaber
1127294
Yes, you can probably run an inverter connected to a lighter outlet to run a TV or other small things needing under ~120 watts. The battery likely has a rating like "15 amp-hour" hinting it'll give you 1 amp (at 12V) for 15 hours, or 2 amps for 7.5 hours etc and something needing 1 amp at 120V will pull 10 amps at 12V from the battery.
708865
Yep, this switch is rated @ 125VAC/15A (1875W) so you'll have plenty of room to work with, provided you do not exceed the 15A rating.
60043
No. Remove the ballast and wire the load to one end, the neutral to the other end, and it works on 120v AC.
2043445
It requires 120 to operate as far as can remember. With that being said you could use the switch to turn on the outlet that the power supply plugs into.
1874152
No on/off button. If you use the Power Station PS16 the energy will go thorugh thr TSR cable (in case you use more than one box)
606665
You may but at your own risk. I believe that may go against your local electrical code since you are mixing two different voltages in the same j box. Plus I think the power supply is DC. I think the best way is to have a power receptacle that is controlled by a wall switch.
1710510
I'm sure you could it's just an electric switch. You will need 12 volts to power it. They have a 110 version also.