It will atomaticaly handle the voltage or should i switch the button toward the voltage sign?
228565
I'm not familiar with this option so I can not answer your question - sorry.
1385804
No, whatever your system requires is the voltage you have to use. I tried swapping between my 3 different voltages and it doesn't work.
1444620
The manufacturer does not include instructions with this product. The + and - on the back of the button are for the 12VDC input (regulated) for the LED. The red bar on the back of the button separates the remaining contacts that 'close' when the button is depressed. Ensure you connect your circuit to the contacts on either side of the red bar. Also, please note the switch is rated at 0.25A max. Please use a relay if your application needs more amperage.
566334
No, it will cause the unit to short out, you will need to use a voltage converter
1236250
If there are a set of contacts (like from the push button on the wall), you can tie into that and it should work. It should be low voltage, however (+/- 5 volts).
1203631
As with most voltage converters, it only activates with a draw on it. As for me, mine is fused and switch controlled, just in case.
1119001
It really does not work very well, I have to switch manually every time. Sometimes it might work but it depends on what type of devices you are connecting, because as long as I could realize, this works checking the voltage a device send to the unit and then it switch. If no voltage or all devices are sending a sending a voltage signal, it will no switch. That's the problem :/
875512
Yes you can switch 2 different voltages through the rely just make sure you connect to the right terminal. Les @ McCloud Electrical
1551597
hi you could certainly use the switch and put a resistor in its path on the 6 volt side , you could put a variable resistor in its place and once it is in the 6 v position you coulfd then vary the resistance till it suits you. if the other position is exactly what you need you would have ot do the math and use the forumla v=ir or proprly rearranged r=v/i i don't know what "i" is so i can't do it for you also the following formula p=ir(2 squared) power (p) equals 50 watts you then would need to measure r (resistance) don't kn ow if this helps ( it is the engineer in me )
136643
Turn to the right to increase, left to decrease. It may take several turns to the left if its just out of the box to get the voltage say from 12v to 5v.
685904
I just used a 12v adapter I had lying around. I cut the end off and used a multimeter to make sure the polarity was correct and hooked it to the board. Please, do be careful about the where you put the positive and negative. I remember reading on the net that this device won't protect itself from reverse polarity on the dc voltage. Meaning, the circuit board will be ruined.
498604
It automatically goes to auto volts ac and dc no need to hold down any buttons not malfunctioninhg its operator error
1099798
Why would you need a switch? If you don't want it to read voltage while the cart is off, wire it to the key switch. It will not hurt it to read the voltage all the time since it does not draw current. To answer your question, no.
1664164
There is a screw-like knob, between the two blue output blocks in the photo, which can be turned with a screwdriver to change the output voltage. You'll need a voltmeter to measure the output in order to set it to a specific value.
1656865
Yes, I just looked at my power supply and it will support and automaticlly switch based on inputvoltage up to 2240v.Here's a pic if that helps: https://picasaweb.google.com/m/viewer?source=mog&gl;=us#photo/115439284909959060258/5861137458182472785/5861137541830070210
828625
Which is obvious. Two different voltages operates on different frequencies. So don't worry about it. It can handle.
635113
I would email the manufacture, there were great to correspond when I communicated with them. I do believe that your anwser is yes, for I used it to turn a test 12v light on in series with a battery and this switch during my planning stages. There is also a momentary position, which you will not need. There is also a sence lead that can take a input to tell your controller, but you will not need that either.