what does the N & L stand for above the 120v input?
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The N & L stand for Neutral and Load. With your AC line in you should have three wires. Neutral, Load, and Ground. If your wires are color coded for the US then the black wire is Load or Hot, the white wire is Neutral, and the green wire is Ground. If your wires aren't color coded then the wider flat prong is Neutral, the narrower one is Load and the round prong is ground. All this being said... be very careful and seek the advice of a professional if in doubt. You are dealing with bare 110 volt AC current and improper connecting could result in serious damage or injury.
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N - NeutralL - LiveYou will need a multimeter to see which wire coming from the wall outlet is Live and which one is Neutral. There are several videos on YouTube which show you how to do it.
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Those lugs are where you insert your 110/120v power. The N is for the neutral side or the white wire, and the L is for the load side, the black wire. If you are using a grounded wire power connection, which in my opinion you should use, the ground would go on the lug just to the left of the N connection, between the -V and the N. I am not an electrician, so if you have further questions, it is recommended that you seek an answer from a licensed electrician.
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Neutral and Line voltages. In the United States neutral is usually the white wire, line is the black wire and green is ground. I've used this power supply sporadically in the few weeks since I purchased it and I have no complaints so far.
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N is for neutral (white wire) and L is line or hot (black wire). Wiring it wrong can be a shock hazard.
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If you don't know this basic information, don't do it! You could be killed if you do it all wrong. Seek an electrician first.
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Here in the U.S.? it's standard 120V input.It seems you are asking something different though as this seems like a "Duh" question.
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The back of the unit does not have a UL logo anywhere, but it does say "conforms to UL standard 60950." The "VOLTAGE PROTECTION RATING:" is listed as "L-N 900V."
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I just looked at the instruction pamphlet. USA 120V 60Hz input / EU,AU,IN,BR,CN 230V 50Hz input. Hope that helps
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No. 120. It was identical to the problem one that came with my camper......it kept kicking the breakers out time after time. I installed the WFCO and matched it up wire for wire and I HAVEN'T HAD A SINGLE PROBLEM WITH IT SINCE. Unlike the one that came with my StarCraft, it is a good, reliable converter. Highly recommended! Hope that helps.
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120v and 115v are used imterchangeably. It just means standard AC incoming power.
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The input caps are not the only voltage sensitive components in the converter. The voltage regulator chip, the transistors, and possibly other components will have a max voltage rating that would have to be analyzed to be safe with the changes you suggest. Thermal evaluation of some components might also be needed with the higher voltage. You would be better off starting with a converter designed for 74+ volts.
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I didn't measure the voltage when I replaced this switch, but I assume it is 120. If it is, I think you could use it like any other switch.
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The clamping voltage is 160V. Here is the link to the manufacturers website http://www.apc.com/site/support/US/en/product/P11VT3/ so you can see the let through voltage(clamping voltage) is <40, which is where the 160V(120V + 40V = 160V) comes from. Here is a link if you want to do some more reading about the UL 1449 3rd Edition standard: http://static.schneider-electric.us/docs/Electrical%20Distribution/Surge%20Protective%20Devices/9910-0001.pdf
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On the bottom of my cooker a stamped plate stated 120V 60HZ 195W Hope this helps.
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Model: ADS-18E 12N 12018GPCU switching Adapter input 100-240v 50/60Hz Output 12V -----1.5A
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Just 120 V input. You may be able to get an adapter separately that would work. I'd check for options that are online.
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according to the spec sheet that came with my unit the input voltage is 120 volts plus or minus 10 percent (108 to 132 volts) and can be run on a 15 amp circuit min but should be on a 20 amp circuit when ever possible.
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My understanding is either, the same controller supports both. If you look in the install manual I think you can confirm this. For my install I supplied 120v to it.
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The symbol above the + (power) is the symbol for "ground" while the other symbol is for the item you want to come on when the switch is in the ON position. Hope this helps.
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According to the printing on the back of the unit by the power input, it's 120 only.
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Yes, you are right. I bought he PNLV226 in US that is labeled 120V 60HZ output 5.5V and I am using it in Argentina where we have 220-230V 50Hz and is working fine.