Could Belkin Backup Unit BU3DC001-12V be used as backup for an alarm system using 12 volts power supply?
1686310
It should be able to. 12v plugs right into the back. Make sure the connector is compatable.
449900
I ask a friend of mine (an IT person that installed his own security system), and was told that security system can generally use voltage within a few power ranges. However, it's always wise to use the power recommended by the manufacturer.
1929104
Yes, I ordered one and the two output terminals on the back are indeed 12 volt. Good luck.
397824
The belkin power brick says on its side Input 100-440V - 50/60Hz max. 1A Output 12V. 2.2A Hope this helps
246000
Austin,I used this unit integrated into an alarm unit for a friend, but as I remember it is has a dc power jack on it for the 12 volt output. It also includes a dc power cable with female connectors on each end. One end plugs into the power jack, the other end will plug into whatever you to operate. You will need a matching male dc power plug, which can be purchased at Radio Shack etc. Hope this helps,Jack
1289729
No problem as long as the power supply is rated same as the surge protector. 120v in and 120 volt out.
915065
Never plug a power backup unit such as this into a protector strip. It can cause power surges and other issues.
795095
I'm sorry, but I'm not familiar with the system you are asking about, but if the system outputs 6V to 12V DC, it should work.
1561561
Yes. There is an input/output terminal I read of that can be configured to provide voltage on alarm.
635069
For Backup in case power is lost. But, I wouldn't buy it--it doesn't work well
1039748
yes to the computer question......don't know about the 12 volts maybe with a inverter.
2047945
sorry don't really know im using on a 12 volt system you should be able too they only take less than 2 mps to run
578378
i'm using the belkin strictly for a/v and is fantastic. however, it would function for a computer as long as you understand it has no battery for complete power failures; only power fluctuations and surges.
1656459
as long as voltage and amps are same it should work, keep in mind I used that same battery for my Fire Alarm Panel as back up battery.
897823
HiNo, it doesn't have battery backup system, I think you can use a battery convertor to convert 12v DC to 110 AC, I have such a device and haven't try it yet, will try this weekend.
1344574
Yes, and this is a very reliable unit. I even installed one in my new house where I also have a 12 volt system for power outages, very nice.
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"