What is the clamping voltage on this one ?
906738
The HT10DBS's clamping voltage is 140V. Thank you for your interest in the HT10DBS!
594954
4.001V +- 1.2% http://service.kleintools.com/instructions/MM200_Instructions.pdf
789576
Hello! My numbers are the same for output voltage. It reads: 5.0 V = 2.0 A. It's a great product!
917983
I didn't measure the voltage when I replaced this switch, but I assume it is 120. If it is, I think you could use it like any other switch.
818019
Less than my clamp-on ammeter would respond to. I'd have to disassemble the circuit and put a series meter in the circuit to find it for certain. If you call the manufacturer they probably could tell you. They do have a web site. Just a guess but I would think it wouldn't be more than about 20 mA at 120VAC.
931893
Be very careful with using this unit, it does not keep a constant voltage. Mine is about half of what the toggle says. ie I have to put mine at 12 volts to charge my 6 volt radio. At 6 volts it is putting out 2.5 to 3 volts. I would not recommend this one.
88873
Thank you for responding to my question. Clamping voltage is supposed to be below 400 (lower is better, I guess) and is the threshhold of voltage that trips the surge protector into protection. I just couldn't find any number that corresponded to that description and am hoping someone else knows where to look. This link explains all about surge protectors: http://lifehacker.com/how-to-choose-buy-and-safely-use-a-good-surge-protect-1405568999 It was very helpful in general - just couldn't tell me about this surge protector's specifications.
2226327
I don't know. I purchased this one as it matched to existing one that needed replacing. It was the correct voltage and model.
565115
The one I bought was 120 Volts, but it broke before I could do more than test it, so I returned it.
1737093
I don't know the actual pressure of the clamp, but it is not a vice type device.
354285
I just clamped some .33mm (.013") magnet wire in one of the clamps, and it holds so tight you would break the wire before it pulled out!Mike
144072
You can always check with the seller they might have a guid to the specific clamp you should get.
1295351
Honestly I'm not sure, I have never checked the voltage... That would probably be a question for the manufacturer.
1916287
4.2V DC (solid line on top, dashed on bottom) / 600mA / Tip Positive Model: 5003HUG420060PT #97581-405
321878
200 V peak is clamping voltage -- i found this out by checking out a different site's tech details on this same unit.
1967105
4.5 V, at least 800 mA, tip positive, it says on the bottom of the feeder next to the plug
1082800
I found the voltage approximate with 0.25 to 0.5V. Generally the measured voltage would depend on the load. A high current load will likely drop the measured voltage.