What is the voltage output and max current it can safely deliver
502638
I'm not sure about the voltage rating & the max volt rating, but this adaptor is made to power heavy draw pedals. My pedals that chew through batteries sound great when powered by this adaptor. Very little difference from running on batteries so if you are okay with adaptor power this one will fit the bill. If you are powering pedals there should not be any issues with this adaptor, its great. If you are wondering if it can power a larger pedal modeler, then you might want to do a bit more research as this is intended to power individual pedals.
1305200
Not to date but I would assume it would be OK. Unit runs at a very constant speed as measured by the output voltage. Sorry I can't answer from actual experience.
1485208
I have it plugged into a 110 standard AC outlet without any trouble. I am unsure of the specifications for increased voltage.
1715761
Get the voltage and polarity right and you should be ok. Just be careful not to fry it.
191586
Maximum output current: 15 amperes Reference - User's Manual: http://www.p3international.com/manuals/p4490_manual.pdf
35589
Its 100A max input which would point toward 6gauge if you want to provide full current capacity. I however used 8guage as I'm only pulling maybe 60A max.
2228315
I've been running one for about a year now, no problems except I was using the load output to control some outside lighting (on at dusk, off at dawn) and it seemed to get confused and was turning the lights on and off randomly. I disconnected it and let it sit for a day and then reconnected it and it has been working correctly since. I am running a 100 WATT 12V panel into it, are you staying within the maximum input power and voltage levels (12v/260W or 24v/520W) specified?
1044635
Max.Switching Voltage: 110VDC 240VAC. Max switching current:15AMin.Switching Current/Voltage:5VDC 100mAThose are your minimum and maximum voltage and currents that it will handle. I have bought 6 of them and they are working great.
262765
Any standard size LED sold these days is probably going to have a max current of around 30mA. Run it at 80% of that for a good long life. Look online for data sheets to really get a handle on this.
1003894
The converter itself has a max output. The ammeter actually measures the output current going to the load
837494
According to this item description, it's okay theoretically (13 A is max. capacity of this item). On the other hand, I used it for the mosquito killing lamp in the hot summer but no huge electric current required. Maybe, you may contact the manufacturer to ensure it.
896256
This is what it reads on the adapter's label:INPUT: 100-240VAC50/60Hz 0.4A MaxOUTPUT: 5.0v =-= 2000mA
1376062
120V maximum continues draw12.5 amps min draw 5 amps output 2050-5200 BTU's
435546
i don't know about the output, i ordered 11.1v because that was the one i wanted. you might have to contact the sellers directly for that information
2019746
I will only handle about an 8 amp load at 110V. Mine are working just fine since I make certain the circuit is not overloaded. Like you would not want to use this to control a 1500 watt electric heater. The remote module will fail and you'll be down on unit. Best to use these units to control lights, electronic equipment and such. High current gadgets should be limited to around 800 watts.
264926
For one panel any controller that will handle 3 amperes or more. The max output is about 2.8 amperes per panel. More panels in parallel then add up the amperes
403413
From experience it can take 12 volts up to 35 v but I wouldn't push it because of the cheap off-brand caps. Also, don't expect many amps at 30-35 volts.