What is the open circuit (O.C.) voltage?
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I'm showing about 37 open voltage at full sunlight. Around 27 when going thru charge controller.
725594
I can't say, but it is 9volt. So if it is 9volt I want to say yes. I hope this helps
1179725
There is no output voltage when tripped. There is a relay contact that you can configure for normally open or normally closed, then just run the voltage of your choice through the relay. The unit works very well. (check relay contact ratings on spec sheet)
136805
The clamping voltage is 160V. Here is the link to the manufacturers website http://www.apc.com/site/support/US/en/product/P11VT3/ so you can see the let through voltage(clamping voltage) is <40, which is where the 160V(120V + 40V = 160V) comes from. Here is a link if you want to do some more reading about the UL 1449 3rd Edition standard: http://static.schneider-electric.us/docs/Electrical%20Distribution/Surge%20Protective%20Devices/9910-0001.pdf
706541
Operating voltage ranged from 10V DC to 30V DC.Juts find a fuse that can stand a draw of 15A and then there you are.
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Lori-I don't know what you mean by "open voltage"? & are you referring to the actual Solar Panel or are you referring to the Solar Monitor Panel? I do know the max. Wattage that one of these panels will handle and that is "440 Watts of Solar Panel input to the monitor panel. I have two of these panels and have two 145 Watt panels feeding into each monitor panel and have been using them daily now since January 2013 and they have worked flawlessly. I have four six volt battery's that they keep charged as I'm living at a remote site as a Camp-Ground Host with my wife for 6.5 months, and this is all we use for our battery's and we watch TV, listen to music, etc, etc. as you would at home.Dennis B. Lori-I don't know what you mean by "open voltage"? & are you referring to the actual Solar Panel or are you referring to the Solar Monitor Panel? I do know the max. Wattage that one of these panels will handle and that is "440 Watts of Solar Panel input to the monitor panel. I have two of these panels and have two 145 Watt panels feeding into each monitor panel and have been using them daily now since January 2013 and they have worked flawlessly. I have four six volt battery's that they keep charged as I'm living at a remote site as a Camp-Ground Host with my wife for... » Read More Lori-I don't know what you mean by "open voltage"? & are you referring to the actual Solar Panel or are you referring to the Solar Monitor Panel? I do know the max. Wattage that one of these panels will handle and that is "440 Watts of Solar Panel input to the monitor panel. I have two of these panels and have two 145 Watt panels feeding into each monitor panel and have been using them daily now since January 2013 and they have worked flawlessly. I have four six volt battery's that they keep charged as I'm living at a remote site as a Camp-Ground Host with my wife for 6.5 months, and this is all we use for our battery's and we watch TV, listen to music, etc, etc. as you would at home.Dennis B. « Show Less
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cant remember the exact number . but there is no oc on this processor&#65292;should be around 2.6
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I have no idea. As a matter of fact, I don't even know what a "free voltage" product means.
348186
The operating voltage is set up for 7.0 , 12, or 16 volts . if the voltage exceeds 16 volts .In my application I am using a 3 cell, 11. 1 volt. it works well at this voltage
1036290
Sorry, I don't have idea, we don't have this voltage in my house, I recommend you review with the model and look up this in internet.
909667
That is the open circuit voltage. I use a charging supervisor. It is an absolute great product
1258084
What is mentioned as output voltage? Mine was with "90VAC to 140VAC output"
1180037
DC Output : 19 V with max. 1.58 A current. If this is what you are looking for.
1228942
You have to find out the voltage going into your home or studio from the electric company or by checking out your fuse box. The incoming voltage amount may be posted on it.
822499
Rated for up to 6oo volts AC or DC. (Any location). I should note that my initial interest in this product was peaked by thinking the description suggested that it was capable of reading and measuring voltages by mere inductance, which turned out not to be the case. It still uses the probe tips for voltage readings, and using inductance for voltage detection like any other proximity sensor (light and beep) indicator.
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I think it's what APC calls the "let through voltage". See both:http://www.webopedia.com/TERM/C/clamping_voltage.htmlhttp://www.apc.com/resource/include/techspec_index.cfm?base_sku=P8VT3
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No, Open circuit means it is disconnected or has no load. When you hook it up to your battery or a load it will only charge until there is no differnence in potential (Voltage) at a maximum rate of 5Watts. Your car's alternator charging system uses about 15.5V to charge your battery when the car is running and a fully charged battery will reach about 13.5V. Also note that the voltages are maximums (so when it a full sun exposure).I have this device and with direct sun I can charge 2 cell phones, not too bad