Will this work on a 6 volt system?
592025
No sir, only 10 to 16 volts. Here is more info: http://www.innova.com/en-US/Product/Detail/5568
592026
I am sorry to say the it will not work with a 6 volt system. It will only work on a 12 volt system. The other comment may be correct. You will have to supply 12 volt to the meter. I don't see why the time part would not work if you supplied a separate power source.Kevin
592027
I am pretty sure it will, but you will have to supply 12 volts for the positive and negative separately to power it.
592028
Mark, As per the manufacturer, this operates on 10-16 volts. According to the Innova website, the timing light can be set up to work on 6 volts. I suggest you check their website. Go to products, timing lights, click on this product. Scroll to last FAQ, does my timing light work on 6 volt systems? Click it on, your answer is there! I hoped this helped you and good luck! Al.
592029
Just use a separate 12V battery from another vehicle to power the timing gun.
1161473
It sounds like it should. 12v system or 6v should not matter, however to protect the switch, as it will only handle up to 1amp, I've put an amperage reduction electronics and a 1amp fuse before the switch. I hope this answers your inquiry.
102604
It should work fine as long as you mount the pump as close to the gas tank as possible. It will work with 6 volt positive ground or negative ground pending on how you install it.
489341
Well, the manual says it works with a 6 voltage system, and i didn't check what my voltage was when i was using it. So the only way is to try to find out. Hope it doesn't blow on you.
305907
I have it charging two deep cycle 6 volt battery's wired in series for 12 volts on my camper works great for that. I would think it will charge any 12 volt system, larger would just take longer.
2233166
Scott. I used this unit for the RPM feature thus far on a 12v system. I have not used it on a 6v system. So I can't give you a positive answer. Sorry
1403595
Yes it should work on all 6 and 12 volt batteries. Reading the voltage as well as being able to tell you if it can take a load. I'm satisfied with its' performance. Your deep cycle battery is still a 12 volt, being designed to handle a greater range of charged to discharged cycles. .
729956
Sorry Christina, I don't think they would work because the voltage is too stiff. I honestly don't know where you would get a 6volt compatible with it. That would take some serious internet research. Try EBay.
1566994
If the plug is the same it will work. There are 4pins plug and 6pin plug ( AC or DC ).
186013
Yes. It would display 6volts on the screen. Make sure you are getting the power probe 3 with the display. The light would not light up however. But it would display the voltage. I use it to check 5 volt computer reference voltages all the time.
742522
MattThese will work on no more than 4.5 volts.........real bright..........sorry i'm late....the other i bought from another company which i was testing were 12 volt they work nice.....but i bought only 6 for a test...........You would need a resistor to use those "the blue" to lower voltage to 4.5...........Rick
207420
I don'tI don't see why not.It works on 12 voltsIt is very simple to install
733495
Yes. It should work fine in a 48 volt circuit. But if you are using 6 volt batteries you can hook it up to only 6 of them and run it at 36 volts.
1262835
I never tried at 6v. Was still loud at 9v. Make sure you have enough mA supply to power this siren. I had to add another 12vdc power supply and relay to use this siren on my simon xt. Your 6v system would trigger the relay to send 12vdc from the new power supply. Good instructions are online.
793021
I also bought this . It only works on a 24 volt dc system. Mine was not advertised to convert from a 12 volt dc source.
1433974
Sorry, it will not. You need a meter which is calibrated to be compatible with a 12 volt system. You should be able to find one on line as you found this one. Good luck.
2047945
sorry don't really know im using on a 12 volt system you should be able too they only take less than 2 mps to run