Will yours work? I have a transformer with the same specs but it has 3 screws (middle one ground) instead of 2 a set of three leads cross connected. capacitors between?
284554
It's the same just conect the two wires. ono on the left and the other one on the right. mine was the same way and it works perfect.
284555
U will be fine. I had two wires and connected them accordingly. I left the middle screw unattached. Mine is connected to security system box. All works just fine.
43139
I use a 12 v. DC power transformer. This works fine but you will need to solder the connections.
1545107
If you have only two red wires then wrong transformer. If you connect both black wires to one side of 110 volt AC and both red wires to the other side 110 volt AC, if still 93V then something is broken. Either way, return item.
777527
Yes, if the screw connectors are labeled something like "300 ohm". If it is labeled "AM", then you need something like this: RCA Matching Transformer to connect to the 75 ohm F connector. These are available here or anywhere that sells electronics. Hope this helps.
414035
This is a transformer that reduces voltage to DC. Look next to the plugin location on your Proform, if the voltage matches, it will work.
1219729
I think the ends are to a lose standard, for voltage and amperage. It has a good chance of fitting. Look closely at the end pictured and your unit.
1017261
This should work.... Worst case scenario is you cut your plug off your old power supply and splice it onto this new power supply. I have purchased several of these and done just that since the connector I need is proprietary. It's hard to find high power 5v power supplies like this as I'm sure you have found out. Enjoy.
1008933
yes. that's exactly what i use mine for. works well with my outdoor transformer.
254725
the above numbers you have are the same as those on my transformer.Hope this helps you.
37839
I dont know. My guess is if connections match and the voltage is right, it should work.
301439
As long as the voltage, motor size (diameter, length), and shaft size are the same you should be okay. Make sure your rotation is correct after installation (this motors rotation is reversible) its a good to replace the capacitor also.
1802624
No it will not work, but you can purchase an adapter with step down transformer.
1200840
I am sorry, this will not work unless you have a step down transformer whichis from 240 V to 110 V. I hope my answer helped you.Shah
343028
You need a step down transformer... Do some looking and you can find good ones as cheap as $15, and pretty low profile
1545108
It sounds like you have the MAINS of the transformer series instead of parallel.. OR you have the 240V version by mistake?
722903
Dear JPena, unfortunately, I cannot answer this question. Models vary from country to country, (I live in Australia). Best you refer your question to the suppliers of the capacitors. If they say they're OK for your model then go for it, as the refitting process is relatively easy. Cheers, Alvy
1942327
I used 110 to the transformer...but don't see why you couldn't if the voltage was the same. You'd have to clip the plug and wire directly.