One must put this trim on top of Halo H5ICAT, 5" Housing IC Air-Tite 120V Line Voltage for it to work right? Thanks.
1660675
What do you mean by "on top"? Once the can is mounted in the ceiling the trim is the finish between the rim of the can and the ceiling.
1660676
I don't think I quite understand the question, but I'll try to help. The fixture must be installed first, and by the looks of the model # (Halo H5ICAT) it looks like this is for new construction or before the drywall is installed. After the ceiling has been dry walled, you install the trim to cover any rough edges of the drywall around the light fixture. It is installed by squeezing the two spring clips so they'll fit in the two slots inside the can fixture. Once they're in the slots, you should be able to push the trim up toward the ceiling where it will snap in place. You should be able to screw the bulb in afterward. I hope this helps. I don't think I quite understand the question, but I'll try to help. The fixture must be installed first, and by the looks of the model # (Halo H5ICAT) it looks like this is for new construction or before the drywall is installed. After the ceiling has been dry walled, you install the trim to cover any rough edges of the drywall around the light fixture. It is installed by squeezing the two spring clips so they'll fit in the two slots inside the can fixture. Once they're in the slots, you should be able to push the trim up toward the ceiling where it will snap in place. You should be able... » Read More I don't think I quite understand the question, but I'll try to help. The fixture must be installed first, and by the looks of the model # (Halo H5ICAT) it looks like this is for new construction or before the drywall is installed. After the ceiling has been dry walled, you install the trim to cover any rough edges of the drywall around the light fixture. It is installed by squeezing the two spring clips so they'll fit in the two slots inside the can fixture. Once they're in the slots, you should be able to push the trim up toward the ceiling where it will snap in place. You should be able to screw the bulb in afterward. I hope this helps. « Show Less
1655747
It will work on any 12v dc circuit. NOT 120ac That you would find in a house.
1463254
Yes. With a 12v supply, use the onboard voltage regulator to supply the onboard 5v. There will be either a switch or jumper to use the onboard regulator. Don't supply over 16v volts with the regulator activated, or it will fry. Gooogle "L298 Users guide"
358277
Sure with an adapter like this. http://www.amazon.com/Halo-LZR202P-Floating-Canopy-Connector/dp/B005CZ6L3I/ref=sr_1_47?s=hi&ie=UTF8&qid=1409352134&sr=1-47&keywords=track+lighting+electrical+hardware
913415
It will BUT... This is a 12 volt relay, not 120 Volts that is standard in house wiring. You would need to use a 12V transformer (like a wall wart on most gizmos) to step the power down. Better to find one that is 120V, like the OMRON time delay relay, then it can be wired directly in without the transformer.
531797
as long as you use the same MFD Microfarad then the using higher voltage will be ok.i had the same situation: mfd 35+5 /370v and i replace it with mfd 35+5/440v
705173
The thermostat is designed for a line load based system such as a baseboard heater, motor, hot water heater, etc. You can use it for either 120v or 240v. I assume that your 120v relay will work just fine, it certainly should draw well under the 16 amp capacity of this thermostat.
305325
The AG13/-LR44-357-SR44-A76 are all cross referenced. I did not see one with a "H". Buy it, try it, see if it works they are not that expensive
43990
Hi. I can only assume that your question is due to the country you live in. If so, i must admit that i bought a power step up and step down box. This was to make sure that if I got the voltage wrong, it would not matter. It was the safest way. The actual tool works perfectly.
294177
I doubt it. Better to put a dimmer AFTER the converter block. That is how I run my LED lights, and it works flawlessly *PROVIDED YOU HAVE DIMMABLE LED LIGHTS*. Mine are remote-controlled 16' Cool White CREE strings, and they work flawlessly when dimmed *AFTER* the converter. The power OUT lines are connected to the dimmer unit, and the dimmer unit is connected to the LED string leads. I wouldn't try to put a dimmer on the 120V side, but that's just me.
650550
Don't have one, but my h80i fit fine, so I'd imagine the seidon 120v should fit as well.
1642896
with a bit of wiring that should work fine. You would just have to run your own wire instead of using one of those simple snap on connectors. Voltage wise you are set.
809718
My recommendation is to go to Home Depot see this trim and also see what cans it fits. It is for a Halo 4 inch Hi Hat. However it may fit other brands
2090339
No this unit is 5 VDC only, if you want to drive it with 3.3 VDC signals then use a CD4050 IC Chip which can take 3.3VDC in and change the level output to 5 VDC for driving the relay board inputs. Just set VCC on the CD4050 to 5 VDC and it should work.
928729
Yes works for US 120V wiring..good quality build & simple installation/replacement
611119
I used it as 120v. I didn't see in the manufacturers recommendations that it could be used for higher voltage. While it is pretty sturdy, I would not takes a chance on overloading. Not only could that cause failure, but it could frt your plugged in electronics too.
1804367
It should. Specifically, you want to look for "Thin-Mini ITX" which is what the H81T is billed as. It requires an LVDS connector and backlight power/controll connectors. Just keep the TDP of the processor below 60 watts.