Can I have it on when my 24 volt charger is plugged in, which outputs 27 volts? Or do I need to have the switch to it off?
1865536
I don't have any problems with mine when the solar charge controller is on, and it peaks at 28.5v. Same with my 24v backup charger (which puts out 27+ volts). It should be fine.
566646
None Note this is s bang bang controler that is not ultra efficient as a battery charge controler. On at 13 v off at 14 v.
1379497
I would not recommend subjecting the portable battery to 24 volts. It will shorten the battery life significantly.
1091997
There is no "output voltage". It's simply a switch. I'm fairly certain it can handle 24 Volts.
171715
There is no way to disable it without unplugging it because there is no button for it. I would'nt leave it plugged in 24/7 anyways because it could be hazardous. so I think thats your best option. Or try reading the manual to see if it says anything just in case.
273104
Sorry I don't really know. I have a habit of always just unplugging it as soon as I'm done so its automatically on next time I plug it in. Lol
2221131
Yes it does. When you disconnect the charging unit you can operate the on off switch but it will only work when the charge panel is disconnected. Prior to installing mine I used it as a flash light when walking outside on my farm at night. It is very bright in anyone's face. It will stay on as long as there is motion. If it turns off just move it around and it lights back on again no need to use the switch.
2226625
yes it does have an on off switch however when is on the blue lights that show you how many watts you're pulling cannot be turned off. they are on constantly, this is a minor drain on your battery and also a minor annoyance. also when the inverter is off the five what USB ports still work. so you can charge your cell phone without having to turn the inverter on.
29354
No, there's no switch to set it to a higher voltage. Just comes with a basic AC adapter and only has an on/off switch.I have to apologize. I did not know this was possible - but I guess it's more common than I thought. The AC adapter says it will run on 100 - 240 volts AC 50/60 Hz and it's output is 4.5 volts DC. I haven't a clue how they do this with a simple little AC adapter but I see similiar labels on our cell phone chargers too.
981977
If I remember correctly this unit doesn't actually turn off if it is plugged into something. The only way to "turn it off" is to unplug it from whatever it's charging.
474525
not sure, i use to turn on/off a 9volt battery. Im not technically an electronic master. Sorry man.
448844
I never changed to 24 volt. just replaced originals and kept every thing else the same. made it faster. worth while change.
1966014
Went to local thrift store and found a 24 volt dc charger for $3.00, you may have to change the plug to the battery pack to match connectors, works great!
523335
I unplug mine at the unit. Lack of an off/on switch is a flaw of the unit.Richard
1570342
Do not hook up to 24 volts, it's For 12v to 13.5 dc volt . You can find good one inverter 24 volt @ http://www.theinverterstore.com/2500-watt-power-inverter-24-volt.html
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.
704650
Yes, you can leave it connected all of the time. It'll automatically stop charging when the battery is full. But why would you want to? The charger is always converting 110v AC house current to 12v DC battery charging current. That produces heat and wastes electricity (aka $$$). I unplug mine when the light goes green meaning the battery is charged.