Does anyone know what the output voltage is for the safety switch? I'm considering using an alarm that uses 24v.
1091997
There is no "output voltage". It's simply a switch. I'm fairly certain it can handle 24 Volts.
1091998
It should work just fine with a low voltage alarm circuit with 24 volts, works fine with my low voltage circuit on my heat pump ... hope this my help.
1091999
there is no "output" voltage, it is just a switch that can be wired(series) into your system (alarm or monitor).
583924
The output voltage is the V4.3, the output current is the 70ma. Hope this helps.
519620
24 volt ac. Used to power doorbell or to create a common for a digital thermostat
1664159
The model I purchased called for a 12V input with a 24V output. On the end of the circuit board there is a blue colored trim pot which can adjust the 24V up or down in voltage. As I recall the trim pot is 50K ohm.
448844
I never changed to 24 volt. just replaced originals and kept every thing else the same. made it faster. worth while change.
1800553
I have used a Yuasa 12 volt alarm battery 4 or 7ah to power the transmitter and receiver. You have to utilize the ends similar to the transformer ends with the center being the positive power.
2202816
The one I bought was already set up to run 24 volt. It's in the directions.
796018
I think it was 329ma It was about 110dB at 12v I used it in a dog room, to help stop barking. I hooked up a wireless 110v plug, that was hooked to a 12v wall wart, that was hooked to the siren. I ran the remote from my bedroom, to use when the dogs started barking too early.
899413
This is a car or house alarm system siren. I bought it to go outside my house in addition to the inside siren to make sure my neighbors hear my alarm going off. It hooks up to the bell connection on the wiring panel, along with and on top of the inside siren wires. It is powered by the system which I believe is 12vdc. You could use this siren for other purposes using 12v but do not use a regular speaker in the place of this siren for an alarm system. I am told it will fry your alarm system. I hope this helps to answer your question.
1755136
It can be used with any 24v timer, so you will need a motion detector that outputs 24v, and of sufficient amperage for this valve. I have no information about the motion detector you might be using, but I doubt it would be 24v.
216411
On page 58 in my 197i manual - no mention of battery voltage. You can set an alarm for low voltage, but I see no battery voltage reading in my manual. I am looking at manual #532030-1_A.. in early 2015 (purchase)
1145387
I would think that it would be satisfactory. I installed the one I purchased for my alarm system. Not sure what you are using it for but it handles 25v versus 20v you are replacing.
1671772
This alarm is universal, you must get the wiring color codes from the web such as " the12v.com" simply google your make model and you might find it. Also it is recommended to have a professional install it.
731280
We believe this uses low voltage , 24 V and a transformer that is tied directly to our security system. Hope this helps.
937186
There are no specs on the switch or package. These look like a typical alarm type of switch, not meant for much current. It would be all right if you are doing a low voltage (25 volts or less) DIY because of the small contacts and exposed terminals. If you are using a commercial 120 volt light, check the power needed and somehow shield the terminals from people touching them or use the switch as a low voltage control for the 120 volt at the light.
2007642
According to the manual it should have shipped with 24v output. It says that the output can be either 12 or 24 volt by moving Jumper 4 located on the right side of the circuit board and make sure your input is connected to the 240v teminals.
802832
mine only has 24v output. there is a small pot that can be used to adjust for fine tuning.