is the output voltage adjustable? say, like 5 volts for testing sensors?
162060
it is not adjustable - whatever you have for a power source is your output. if you hook up to 12 volts, you get 12 volts output - no adjustment, for example.
162061
Not that I am aware of. The tester will output what ever voltage it is connected to max of 24v. I believe the built in circuit breaker is 15 amps.
162062
No, the output voltage is the same as what the probe is connected to, ie, connected to a 12 volt battery, output voltage will be 12 volts.
162063
No. It is battery voltage only, unless you were to clamp the positive terminal to a 5V source and then toggle the rocker switch upwards.
162064
No, output voltage is not adjustable. What i did for computer & sensor testing with mine was, i got a 2200 ohm resistor, soldered a wire with a banana jack. This drops the output voltage to 5 volts. You may also want to look at the power probe hook. The hook has a voltage reference mode which is adjustable .5 to 5 volts in .5 volt increments.
162065
I do not believe so. Mine has no option for anything but battery voltage. Hth
162066
I can answer becuase i had to return item recieved empty box and i cancel order
1018426
yes, the PWM control allows variable output as long as the input voltage is higher than what you want for the output. frank
36151
No, you can't adjust the input voltage. I am not sure why you would want to. Also, the one I bought started smoking on the second day I had it...lucky not to have burned the house down.
802832
mine only has 24v output. there is a small pot that can be used to adjust for fine tuning.
1556597
Yes you can adjust the sensor but not to do what you want it to do. This is not a "I wave my hand over the switch to make it come on" switch. See all the settings possible here: http://www.lutron.com/TechnicalDocumentLibrary/048461.pdf
2067730
The adjustable power supplies I purchased, had a small pot on the bottom for adjusting for the ranges noted for the item. There will be two pots if both input and output are adjustable. Some auto sense the input voltage, so output voltage is the only adjustment
1426583
No...it is a switching type power supply/switching regulator and a change in input voltage will make almost no difference in ourput voltage. At some point as you adjusted the voltage down you would probably burn out the power supply as it tried to heroically make full voltage output. Don't even think about trying it.
2057769
The voltage specs mention 3.6 V. If the AA battery used has a voltage different from 1.2V, it could create such a problem. Many AA batteries give out 1.5V, which means 4.5V on a 3 pack - which is a load on the system and can perhaps fry up some circuits causing the sensor to malfunction.
1581428
I couldn't say either way. I can suggest picking up a cheap digital caliper. They're easy to use and that will give you a good measurement. Also they tend to come in handy pretty often. Otherwise i would contact the manufacturer they would probably be able to tell you a definitive answer. Also i would confirm the voltage with them to be sure before you damage anything.
2196166
Yes. For my project I need 5v they have an adjustable voyage regular on them. So what ever voltage you need you set it.
190839
Out of the box the adjustment will not give me the range of voltage that I wanted. It has to get to around 10 volts before it will kick in. I did not want my batteries to get that low. This could be changed maybe but I have not had time to play with it.
2082959
No. This is not a voltage converter, it is plug / pin converter, it only converts from one pin style to another pin style, no voltage conversion.
34732
yes it can input up to 105 volts and convert it down to 12 volt output automatically .
504593
No, you cannot select the voltage on these. It may be that it could accept a range of voltages but you can't select anything.
1668587
Yes. But only if you know how to interpret the meaning of the battery voltage to the 100th of a volt by the meter and not by the indicator lights. Haven't found what is supposed to be triggering them.
1768043
Positive. I was using one of these about a month ago and tested it with a multimeter. The center was positive and outputting around 9.3 V
1150012
No this unit has no output voltage regulation, you need to attach a dimmer in the output.