can this handle voltage fluctuations experienced in automotive application 11-14volts or do I need a regulator in front of it?
1044635
Max.Switching Voltage: 110VDC 240VAC. Max switching current:15AMin.Switching Current/Voltage:5VDC 100mAThose are your minimum and maximum voltage and currents that it will handle. I have bought 6 of them and they are working great.
1044636
It has worked fine for me in a car application. Just make sure it doesn't get wet or moisture.
1044637
Max.Switching Voltage: 110VDC 240VAC. Max switching current:15A Min.Switching Current/Voltage:5VDC 100mA Those are your minimum and maximum voltage and currents that it will handle. I have bought 6 of them and they are working great.
1106317
It blew a fuse in my car at an end on inflating a first tire. I was adding 7psi. this was 30A fuse (2 sockets on this circuit). I returned it because of this event. I didn't want to experiment whether it was a single event or failure of this one inflator, or typical over-current.
181394
That would be it! I have mine at 14.8V small phillips head scredriver does the trick, make sur your have your load applied while checking the voltage at the device for voltage drop.
1472545
Well, that load is within spec. I have not run mine this hard, but at this price it seems worth a try.I have had excellent performance thus far at 48V, probably 2-3 A.
413687
Yes, the DC 12V output is the 5.5 mm plug. However, the voltage coming out of that lead can get as high as 18.3 V on a clear sunny day. So you may need a 12V controller/regulator depending on your application. You may also need an adapter if your devices use a car accessory type of connector.
2277594
No, this unit does not do automatic voltage regulation. It is a surge protector and EMI filter.
1832623
I believe that it is... I did not have to add a regulator/rectifier to my system. I did, however add much heavier wiring to the battery from the alternator, and to the accessory panel. They have write- ups on this on goldwingdocs.com
203673
I do not know if it can handle the other voltage or not. I would not recommend this product as it was made cheaply and broken internally after just 2 uses.
2121484
HI I am not sure what are you asking me, beacuse I am not know too much technical stuff, if you explain to me I will be glad to help you, but, as far as this item, works excellent, sound pretty good, and I am not see any voltage fluctuations.
1643629
I run 14.8v all day long and never worry about it. I have even ran 22.2v and didn't phase it. But 4 cell is no problem for it.
954770
12 vdc is required, if you lose power the configurations stays, i recommend you to use 3rd party relay on the output and do not use the direct relay output
1385805
There is usually a mechanical difference to prevent that. Higher voltage will usually damage anything designed to operate at a lower voltage, and vice versa.
1693761
If you're just hooking up one 6W panel to a 12V automotive battery, you shouldn't need a regulator, as the panel won't over-charge the battery. You shouldn't need a regulator unless you move up to a larger panel.
2234479
other than using a transformer adaptive to you supply voltage. I would recomend you contact the manufacture direct to avoid mishaps.
1082095
Yes 12v is too much, use only 5v unless you want to replace that surface mount regulator.
965807
As JZ said; the voltage shouldn't vary once it's set but I recommend checking it under load just to be sure.
434409
I use a charge controller to even out the incoming voltage so that there are no spikes