Is it controled by low voltage
1038065
The vacuum is connected to a 110 circuit... But low voltage wires run to the individual outlets.
1038066
120 VAC 15 AMP Circuit powers the unit and low voltage switches at each respective inlet controls the on/off remotely.This unit supports our home at 5,300 sqft nicely, just keep the cat toys out of the way....
1038067
120 VAC 15 AMP Circuit powers the unit and low voltage switches at each respective inlet controls the on/off remotely. This unit supports our home at 5,300 sqft nicely, just keep the cat toys out of the way....
560008
I do not know - and do not think so. I control mine with the power switch on the wall.
1988180
its got high and low settings. as for voltage, just a 120 volt normal house plug. it was a spectacular purchase.
2074187
It has to be wired on a dedicated circuit, either 110v or 220v can be done. I wired a timer/switch to control it too.
376663
No. The switch is rated for the low voltage (24v) and current associated with a room thermostat. Although this device could be used to control an intermediate device which in turn could turn a light on or off.
710026
if you change the voltage to it will run slower. you will not harm it by running lets say 6 volts. you could run any voltage between 0 and 18 volts.
1639808
no. the only way to control it is if it's contected to a pots line (plain old telephone system) and you dial into it. kinda like an answering machine in the 90's.
728420
I tested the voltage when batteries were very low and fully charged. My controller did what the specs said. Good luck
1861293
No, this unit does not do automatic voltage regulation. It is a surge protector and an EMI filter. It does monitor incoming line voltage, however.
298750
The controller is a adjustable unit. You just dial back on the voltage for that particular fan until it's like 0.0 but most fans usually require more than 5V to operate at all so anything below will most likely shut them down.
57349
I would say that this unit can control anything that is low voltage controlled (ie. solenoid). I don't think it would work as a switch on a 120v pump for example.
1550091
Yes. There is a voltage selector switch on the back of the unit. I just checked my manual.
531288
No, there is no switch that would indicate it. It is only wired for 120volt.
866336
Yes, there is a control, but it is for low, high, and off, not really a thermostat. This is a great unit and I doubt you will find a better one.
9122
Yes, a low-power one that can be somewhat mishandled without any problems. My grandson, age 11, loves it.
1008445
It just controls the outlet. However, as one answerer commented I thought mine was acting erratically too. However, I soon learned it was the lamp that was causing the problem. Switched it to the outlet on a different lamp and had no problem.
1205473
I bought this one and it does require a 12vdc input voltage. It then thermostatically controls a 12vdc device you have plugged into it.