Is this 24Volt then?
577544
It has 240 and 120. There is a switch in the back that allows you to chose the appropriate setting for your electrical outlet.
397657
It is a 12volt output. The transformer that came with this set is capable of powering up to 24 lights. Keep in mind that the mounting hole should be 7/8" not 1 inch like some others.
271052
Good question. I assumed it was, but when I double checked, the small print says 1500W.
444845
Yes ours is a 20 volt max. It should say on your instructions your max voltage
1041986
Yes, it is. The power specs are: Power Supply - 100 ~ 240 V / 50 ~ 60 Hz Power Consumption - 340W (Normal) / 0.4W (Standby)
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.
725594
I can't say, but it is 9volt. So if it is 9volt I want to say yes. I hope this helps
1379498
I believe this has an internal voltage regulator but im not sure about 24 volt sorce
1959558
NO THIS IS A 2100mA - INPUT(12V-24V) OUTPUT DC 5.0 V +/- 5% - this is the information on the label on the charger - you would have thought that CrazyOnDigital would have had this information - hope this helps.
2282908
No - please see our gigabit injectors with 24 volt power supplies. WS-GPOE-12-24v120w
1376064
My estimated weight of the 24V to 12VDC @ 20-Amps unit is approximately 12 ounces. FYI: The 5-Amp unit roughly 4 ounces.
1115933
I am not sure if it is. I would probably reach out to the manufacturer of the item and see. I use the typically 110volt wall socket for it.
501324
no it doesn't, don't know if this also matters or not, its rated up to 240volts.
1659087
Yes, it is 12 volt and it has worked well for me. No Problems and easy to install.
595251
The only way I see it working with 24v is with a resistor. I've ordered them from the EQstore on eBay. You can just ground it to the battery source.
1474601
this is a 24volt charger. I think you need to find a 12volt charger to meet your needs.
1954241
Be aware, it is 24 VAC, NOT DC. Also, you have to know what current load is going to be and not exceed that.