Can i send a 3v dc trigger to this unit?
146818
A 3 volt "trigger" won't do anything with this. If you are referring to the relay after the count and trip is fine but this runs on 12 volts aka a 23AE battery...3 volts won't turn this timer/relay on.
1415488
I soldered and shrink tubed the power connection. I used this for a simple open door alarm trigger for an underground radio vault. It works great. My application was a one time use. See Digikey or Mouser for connectors.
1010883
Hi....the continuous holding current is 0.7A....I would make sure the trigger circuit is capable of at least 1a
1042007
No, I don't think that would work very well as there isn't a test point for 3v (if that's the voltage of the cr2032)
60880
Yes, it requires 12 DC to operate. I have it connected to the 12 volt source through one of my console switches.
566334
No, it will cause the unit to short out, you will need to use a voltage converter
987808
You could do it with a simple relay- but you have to check if this one is compatible with AC current, unless you want to use a DC circuit. Here's link diagrams to both http://4.bp.blogspot.com/_fuBrp5aqZDo/TTQ7KZeAXMI/AAAAAAAAAlU/G3XX2o_e77U/s1600/relay_wiring.jpg http://inspectapedia.com/heat/L4064B_Line_Voltage2.gif
1883086
Yes. That's how I wired mine. The directions explain how, but its pretty obvious, there are two power leads - continuous and switched power.
590041
I just found this email on March 30,sorry.Yes it would,the unit would supply power to what ever source you have it connected to,once triggered.
2070266
for sure. or you can use a controller that changes it back to 12 volt. controller is key either way
404149
No, the idea for this one is a booster. The output is variable, but I don't think there's much overlap between its acceptable input voltage and its output. From my unit, it certainly couldn't go as low as a 5 v DC output.
888751
Hi. Yes I can answer: Plug the power source into an extension cord, push the black button on the green handle panel and with the button down grab the trigger like bar towards you. It should start right up. Please let me know if this helps.
1899012
Short answer, yes. Just wire it up like how you would a light bulb; make sure to add a resistor, this thing only take 12volts DC only.
1541212
The Switch Requires Alternating Current (A/C) There Is A Good Chance The Dc Would Damage The Switch
1229053
you can purchase an optional AC-DC adapter.it should have an output of three volts with the center negative, and not less than 100mA
58739
Yes. Select either up to 40A or 400A by rotary switch. Defaults to DC measurements.
2226394
Yes. Each of the triggers represents a 15 minute duration. I used mine to power a water pump inside a plant cloning unit. You could definitely set an on 15, off 15, on 15 etc., cycle for a two-hour period, and have the remaining triggers in the 24-hour cycle set to off. Works like a charm.