The part number is for a 10 amp controller and you list this as a 20 amp controller . Which is it?
480022
I thought so too but for RioRand models the first digit represents the amperage rating, so a 1=10amps and this unit has a 2= 20amps. Similar models other brand use a 1 for the first digit on all sizes with third and fourth digits representing the amperage rating of the product. There is a curious similarity with the photos from both brands.
1351569
Sorry, I dont know, I use it to control a Boss loop station ant it Works great
1074720
You don't need another 30 amp controller. 2 more panels would only put you at 28 amps, and I've never seen a panel that puts out its advertised amperage anyway.
1553378
I can not say , look at the part number on your controller card and it should be a match if it is correct .
1958124
I purchased it for use with a refrigerator ................have no idea of the amps used but doubt it is near 20
1174964
Hmm.. I would have said no due to the size of the motor but if you search Amazon for fan speed controller they have at least one that will handle up to 15 amps
1856920
Not sure about this controller since it went up in smoke! Not sure the amp rating is accurate..
1382315
both are vertical for 15a applications, 20a will have one horizontal. a = amp
185084
It is the 6 station controller. I purchased it to replace a Hunter controller that failed. It is a direct replacement of the older Hunter controller. Make sure you make a drawing of the old wiring to keep the watering zones in order.
889800
No need to yell and get upset. It is a 50 amp just like the part number lists. The 30 and 50 both look the same just different insides OK????
2102673
I am not familiar with this motor, but it would appear that you slip the plastic connector into the socket on the drier board, supply between 5 and 12v to the two pin and connect the four remaining pins to your controller board. You should be able to use an ohmmeter to figure out the motor connections by measuring the coil resistance on the four pins on the driver board. When you read almost no resistance between two pins, those are one phase of the motor. The remaining two pins are the other side.
1049311
Only if you isolate the batteries for each controller, thus having 2 20 amp systems. Get a 40 amp controller.
328100
i believe yes this is also a 20 v connection, looks like same type of connector and entry.
669259
I'm using an inexpensive controller for a ceiling fan, I don't remember the brand, 3 speed, works nicely.
2165127
I'm not sure, check the reviews on the 10w and 50w models. Seems someone was using a motion sensor. Should apply to the 20w also. Maybe they can clear it up.
893482
Hi Jason, unfortunally I do not know your system - but you should have a look on your valves. The power they need should match to that controller.regards, Torsten
4126
Try google. Use the part number of the brake controller. Someone's downloaded it or try the manufacturer web site