Can it be used with anything? (75 watts and under, at 12 volts)
605571
Don't know for sure but I believe a transformer is a transformer. As long as it's use falls within the parameters of the transformer itself there shouldn't be a problem. As for use with anything....I don't think it would make a particularly good milkshake LOL.
605572
You can use it for a resistive load such as a halogen light bulb. Minimum load is 20 Watts. Will not run with zero load or less than 20 Watts. Unit I have works perfectly on a 40 Watt load. It is used every day.
605573
I would guess not. It is a switched mode power supply (which is why it is so small). The way it works is to rectify the ac input and then chop it at a very high frequency, it is then converted to 12 volts. As the manufacturers know it is designed for a light bulb they have no reason to clean the waveform. It is probably a horrid nasty square wave with a root mean square of 12 volts +/- a few volts. By the way hese devices need a load to start them, you cannot simply connect a voltmeter across then and plug them in.Dave
605574
Yes, as in my application carrying 60 watts...it works perfectly on a daily basis... Good luck... (But I am not an electrician and don't know your need)..
605575
It can be used for nothing I bought 2 and neither produced any output. Did not get back my money although I shipped back
605576
I would guess not. It is a switched mode power supply (which is why it is so small). The way it works is to rectify the ac input and then chop it at a very high frequency, it is then converted to 12 volts. As the manufacturers know it is designed for a light bulb they have no reason to clean the waveform. It is probably a horrid nasty square wave with a root mean square of 12 volts +/- a few volts. By the way hese devices need a load to start them, you cannot simply connect a voltmeter across then and plug them in. Dave
2090509
Suppose that you could...you would need a transformer to change the voltage down to 12v (I think, or it may be 24v). But as long as you use that, I would think it would work.
215546
I confirm what it as been said before by the others, no problem unless you use it with a very sensitive equipment. Another way to do it is to use a 14v adapter to get 12v at the end if you have a voltage drop. But normally the equipment have a tolerance and you should be good.
1718754
While it doesn't have a rated amps on it I believe it would handle 12 volts X 15 Amps= 180 watts. Be sure to run a heavy wire to it with a fused circuit.
1812759
Sorry, never tried in that application. If you have the proper power adapters and connections then it should work just fine. Probably way to much power for your needs at 1 watt.
1319302
I have not tried, but I would not think so! I think you would need more wattage!
2234507
I don't see why not, that is its limit, there is a. 75 watt version of you want a bit of room, I have been real pleased with the three I ordered
95761
Cord and connectors are Rated at 10 Amps at 120 Volts so Max Watts is 1200. So you should be fine.
1804114
Sure can , but 12v is going to be LOUD .... I ran mine with 9 volts and you can hear it far away !
2087337
Sure....with a 120 volt to 12 volt DC power converter. It is a digital unit, so power use (watts) should be very low. But check the actual amp draw prior to buying converter unit.
1496846
I have used it for electronics like a TV where its not in constant service. If using with a motorized appliance like a refrigerator I would suggest getting one with 1/3 wattage above demand use. Like a refrigerator that is listed at 1000 Watts use hook it up to a 1500 Watts converter.
1745510
I would not try it. (But thats me) Looks to only handle 100w and the Amplifier is rated to 200w. Not sure the Linear is even type accepted.
2120183
You should be able to no problem. Just don't use the small 12v transformer that comes with it.
927635
Cannot say for certain, but volts are volts, and watts are watts. It should work just fine.
1456718
The 75 watt is great for pretty much anything you have i use it for my phone laptop almost anything that can plug into a wall charger the decision is more on preference and power needed. If the 75 watt can handle it then i would go for it but like i said its a lot based on preference.
1415699
Hi Mike,If your requirement is for 12 volts and will draw less than 75 watts...you should be fine. I replaced a bad 60 watt with this and it worked for me! Good luck... Jud
2048060
Yes as long as you don't exceed the controllers maximum current output. This unit at 12vdc draws 560milliamps