Hi, will this controller be compatible with New Zealand voltage/wattage? Could it be used in New Zealand with no converter/controller? Thanks
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The Pioneer DDJ-SR is powered though the USB connection. If there is a concern about laptop power or battery life then a powered USB hub would be needed, but it doesn't seem to be an issue that comes up often. I know it operates successfully with an Amazon Basics powered USB 2 hub. Serato doesn't guarantee performance through a USB hub, but because of problems with early hubs and system level drivers I don't think anyone guarantees (aka supports) anything working through a USB hub.
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My 2 cents: I would assume not. The output of the controller is a voltage generator, and it is not possible to put in parallel voltage generators, only current generators
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From My experience the "30 amp" Sunforce controller is not robust enough for the output of the 4 158 Watt panels. I had to buy an Outback controller. Because there does not seem to be a good inexpensive controller in the realm of 30 to 60 amps out there. You could get 2 controllers and split the panels. A little more info on the Sunforce controller, they die quietly for the most part, and there are some Websites out there that may have figured out a way to beef up the controller. The world of solar is very seductive and can suck your wallet dry in minutes... or months. If you are just trying to supplement your home use, and do not need power at night, you should consider getting a 500 watt grid tie inverter. During the day the inverter will produce power, and run reduce the speed of the electric meter, if it makes more than you are using it will run the meter backwards.They plug right into the house, and they have island protection, meaning that if the power goes out the inverter stop. Amazon has them,
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If this is X10 switch, it may still work. The reason for this, I have an old outlet x10, but when my new mini controller X10 came, it enable to control the outlet, provided you set the zone and house code correctly. I hope helps!
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argghh! I think the answer is 'No'! I bought it and had it shipped to me in NZ and didn't even think about the stupid American 110 volts! Plugged it in and the fuse or bulb blew and smoke came out. Now I have to a) fix it, b) buy a step-down transformer. Can't believe companies still make separate versions of things rather than making them dual voltage!
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the controller pictured has reverse current protection built in. So the short answer is YES. However, the real question is how reliable is the controller.
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No, it isn't dual voltage. We, in NZ have 240 volts and it is okay with us. If you are in America then it will be fine for you too. It comes with a standard American plug, I just bought an adaptor from a shop for NZ and it does the trick.
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I believe the new 30 watt panels have 2 wires pre attached that go to the battery. It is possible for this low wattage and current model, that you may not need the controller. Ask Renogy 800-330-8678
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It will work as long as your dimmers or Z-Wave. I had no luck getting the controller to work with a Z-Wave on/off (non-dimmer) switch. (Just a heads up)
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You can use this controller for 12v but there will be power clipping. The best controller would be the Outback FM-80 for 1KW solar panels charging a 12v battery bank.Thanks, ML SOLAR
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This controller only takes bare wire connections unless you have an additional connecting plug for a specific unit. I used all individual wires to connect to Batt, Solar and Load.
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i dont know about the voltage but my generater is 8500 watts i dont know how that converts to volts but i dont have a problem and i am using the 220 side funny u would bring this up i used mine over the weekend i have mine set up to run the whole house and it works perfect.
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Yes this controller will work for you. You will need to use it to control a relay for that large of a load. I used a 60 amp definite purpose relay to control (4) 3.6 KW heating elements.
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I did some research and saw that the X10 works with units previously sold by Radio Shack and Sears. I had an old controller from the '70s and the new X10 works with my previous light/appliance modules. I suggest you check yourself for your specific model but believe it will be compatible from my experience.
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This power strip will work in New Zealand but you will need an additional plug adapter for the wall outlets in New Zealand. The plug adapter model is VCT VP-103
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Hello,For x4 of the 250 watt panels would be too much power for the controller to support in 12v let alone in 24vThe minimum you should go to run these on 12v would be roughly 96 amp controller such as the MidNite Classic.Please let us know if you have any other questions.Regards,Austin WaltiRenogy Technical Support Rep.
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No you cannot, not in Aussie or NZ anyway as voltage is not right unless you have the special voltage transformer which is another $250 odd to purchase when I looked. The voltage over here requires to be between the 200-260 range to use a normal plug adaptor as far as I remember the electrician telling me.