what is the control voltage?
525735
I believe your referring to the fuse that controls the amount of voltage that runs into it.
1091999
there is no "output" voltage, it is just a switch that can be wired(series) into your system (alarm or monitor).
1189738
The only information that was shown was on the quirky. I will give you that information. 15A 125vac, 60hz,1875watts. Suppressed voltage 800 v ( l-n,l-,n-g). I hope this helps. This was the only information that was on this product.
1205473
I bought this one and it does require a 12vdc input voltage. It then thermostatically controls a 12vdc device you have plugged into it.
1861295
I'm not sure I can completely answer your question. There isn't a control of any kind, you just plug it in.
1120028
I would like to know this too. Could you please see what is says on your device? ("Input voltage" or just "Input" and gives the values "100-120" or "200-240".)
2022242
Voltage settings are: FullAuto - AutoA/C - AutoD/C - A/C - D/CDisplayed voltage ranges (for all) are: .000v - 0.00v - 00.0v - 000v - 00.0mv
28111
No this is a line control device and does not require any voltage to operate. Hope this helps.
445266
Strictly 120V, I believe (the standard United States wall receptacle output voltage). In looking at the power supply--which is notably external style (i.e. "the brick")--I do not see a switch to toggle between 120 and 240 (as in the case of power supplies built-in). Basically, it appears as though this desktop is very much like a laptop--albeit with a larger case! The step down transformer allows it to operate at 19.5V input.
1828879
I don't know about voltage. I will say this appliance did not work well for me, burned out the first time I used it.
1035744
Sorry, but I dont know. All I know is that where I use it right now is 120 and it works fine.
2253033
I bought this computer for my daughter to do her home work on and have not seen it in at least a couple of years but to my best recollection it is 115 volt only it has the normal power supply like all the laptops that I have seen with the USA plug on it with no option to change the voltage.
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.
1880697
You can adjust it with the potentiometer on the board, but you are going to need a small flat head screw driver and a volt meter to do it, there is no voltage read out on the board itself.
611548
No, it is for 120 vac. Our normal wall outlet voltage. Output from the charger is 6 or 12 vdc. There are no switches or controls. The charger determines the various battery voltages when connected. My charger works great.
853541
Well, current will depend on the draw of what you are connecting it to. you could put an inline resistor if needed. To control the voltage, you just turn the pot screw until the meter reads the voltage you want. you could do 12 or 18 volts with a turn of the screw driver. basically, this should do exactly what you want.
269431
No, this is a 120 volt model and does not have a switch to change the voltage. The speed control that came with the unit is also only 120 volt. I believe that there are 220 volt units available though with a different model number.