OK. this unit is a 24 VAC unit...how many volt-amps (VA) does this unit require to operate properly?
1667031
According to the manual, it's rated at 0.75A at 24 VAC. That's 18 VA, I think. I do not know what the motor will do if you provide less than 18 VA. Manual is at: http://www.intermatic.com/~/media/Intermatic/Documentation/Pool_and_Spa/Accessories/Valve_Actuator/PE24VA_Instructions.ashx
1667032
The unit is 24 Vac 0.75A. That means to make the motor turn you need 24 Vac. The motor is rated at 0.75 amps. Using Ohms law That means it uses 24x.75=18watts. So for a power supply to this unit you will need a transformer, if using 110 volt house current, that is 110 to 24 1 amp minimum. I hope this answers your question.
1809050
It will not work with 24 volts. I don't recommend this unit to anyone as mine stopped working after 6 months and I had to replace the unit! I am not a happy camper with Amazon!!!
1591141
110 vac.... Not sure on current. Need to find the owner's manual and I'll let you know.
41259
Yes. Make sure you don't overload this unit, like with a shop vac, etc or the circuit breaker will trip. Great unit.
1892184
I had the same issue with the unit i installed. I looked closer at the specs and realized it is a dc 12 volt unit. If you are using an ac transformer, it will not function correct.
354297
I'm not sure how many amps this uses, but I can tell you that this is a powerful vac. More power then my Dyson. I love it.
1563916
12v This is a good unit!!!! Take care of it, and it will take care of you!! 10 out of 10.....
657856
I would thing not, it's a 110 plug and says it on back! You could probably plug into a 20 vac transformer! It will have to step it down to 110 vac!
1189558
First off, my unit works fine as is. It has a 100-240 VAC input at 1 amp power supply (100-200 watts). Outputs are 12 VDC at 2,000 mA (2 amps) and 5 VDC at 2,000 mA. Both voltages are available in the standard hard drive power connector (not SATA). For IDE drives the power supply plugs into the drive. For SATA drives the power connector plugs into the Coolgear unit. I think the description is misleading.
681268
Yes - "Multi-Voltage power supply 120, 208, 240, or 277 VAC" http://www.homeseer.com/pdfs/guides/CA3750.pdf
1324001
This one will work with any 24 vac control system I believe. You will need 3 wires - 2 to power the unit and the 3rd the one that closes the circuit to run the unit (closes the relay). The manual shows how to wire that up.
483863
I don't know what is what on here, but the sticker says the VAC is 100-240 and the VDC is 12. Another place on the sticker says 250V. Over the hole where the plug goes, it says 12 V DC IN. It did not come with any kind of adapter. Hopefully something in all that helps!
694237
The unit on the bottom states 120 VAC. If it could accept a higher voltage it would say so. Your answer is no.
2162529
no 24 vac coil installed, you need a Packard C230C 2 Pole 30 Amp Contactor 208/240 Volt Coil Contactor or Packard C240C 2 Pole 40 Amp Contactor 208/240 Volt Coil Contactor
1409895
i looked on the instruction booklet and it said 120 volts andshould not exceed 12 amperes. i hope this info helps. it's the only place i see the information. if not, try calling 1-800-3-conair.
1347783
I don't see why not; It's a spring (mechanically) operated switch, so voltage is not a concern and the contacts are rated for 110 VAC @10 A, so 24 VDC should be no problem.
38664
6v, 12v, 24v doesnt really matter. The faster it spines the higher the volts. That is after you add a rectifier. The wires coming out of the unit is AC 3phase.