Would it be possible to wire two of these in series to get an output of 24v?
1025850
When connecting your 12V DC Transformer in Series you are doubling the voltage 24V DC while maintaining the same capacity rating
1025851
Yes you can, if you put it on series you have 24v output and the same amps, and if you put it on parallel you got 12v output but the double of the amps
1025852
NO. This is a switch mode power supply, you cannot series (or parallel) them without damage (and perhaps dangerous overheating). They are designed for LED type (non-inductive) loads only.
1025853
Not series, parallel. Maybe. But that setup will not pass code inspection. If you need 24 volts, you should get a 24v transformer.
1138586
No, They are 2 12 volt batteries that will make 24 if you wire them properly.
634714
Sure,just wire the 12v supply wire to a 12v switched source instead of the wire that only gets 12 volts when in reverse.
423848
Yes. With a 48V supply, port config option is Off/24V/48V. Setting is per port, not switch-wide.
1043146
A DC Boost/Buck converter will do this. In other words the input voltage can be higher or LOWER than the output voltage. Slightly more expensive, but Iv'e used this one http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00E6HFBDY/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o08_s00?ie=UTF8&psc;=1
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.
1968754
Yes if you wire the batteries in series so that total output is 12v. Probably looking at a couple hours if your lucky. I'd put a motorcycle battery in if I were you. Would be about the same size as 2 6v batteries.
435546
i don't know about the output, i ordered 11.1v because that was the one i wanted. you might have to contact the sellers directly for that information
1523595
Yes it will work. I'm using two 100 watt panels wired in series to get 24 volts running to the charge controller and then to my 12 volt battery bank. works great. You'll have have less resistance from the panel to the controller in 24 volts as well.
393646
Gene,We have a couple of inverters that would work. Are you going to set your system up as a 12 volt or 24 volt system.Joe
426648
Sorry, but no it cannot unless your 24 volt battery is actually 2 / 12 volt batteries wired in series.
2070265
yes that is correct. If you connect two 12v batteries in series end result will be one battery bank of 24v. When charging batteries - use of a charge controller is highly recommended.
282033
Ideally would be 24 watts, without considering conversion losses etc. Being a switching supply, it should be close to the that (basic formula is P=I*E, P is power, I is current, E is volts).
1570342
Do not hook up to 24 volts, it's For 12v to 13.5 dc volt . You can find good one inverter 24 volt @ http://www.theinverterstore.com/2500-watt-power-inverter-24-volt.html
595252
I wouldn't try adding a 24 volt power to this device. Grounding in a portable setup is dependent on the setup; whatever is used to ground the other devices should suffice. But 24 volts is a no!!!
2282952
I'm not sure. There is no internal switching for this, but, in principle, you could do it externally. Very little information comes with the unit, and I've never seen a circuit diagram. Although you would probably be OK, I have noticed that the output protection circuit is very touchy. For some reason it refuses to let the output relays close when the line voltage is greater than 127V. (I bought a voltage regulator.) So, I guess I would be wary of doing anything unusual with the output.
1626067
you can connect it in parallel (+ to +, - to -) for double the capacity at 12 volts or in series (- on one battery connected to + on the other battery) with the output being 24 volts. I used a small insulated wires with crimped male and female connectors you can get at just about anywhere such as auto parts to Walmart, Home Depot, Amazon etc. Just be careful to have tight connectors without any paths causing a short or ground. Good Luck!