How much voltage goes to the external Switch? Is it the same as the line in (the full 120 volts)? or something smaller like 5v?
1268295
This is a relay. The relay is powered by 120VAC, but the contacts of the switch are completely isolated from that 120 VAC, so that you may run almost anything off it, including low voltage devices. I use several of these to control low voltage devices and it works fine.
1268296
The switched leads on the back are separate from the input voltage. The 120 VAC can be applied to the switched circuit to control a typical 120 VAC load, or the switched circuit can be used like a toggle switch for an isolated circuit to control low voltage lights.
1142850
Just 120 V input. You may be able to get an adapter separately that would work. I'd check for options that are online.
713021
It does work fine with 120V. As far as I know, the 2-wire installation is actually for 120V and the 4-wire for 240, but I'm not an electrician (though US 240 is typically 3 or 4 wire).
159430
I can see just 120v on specs sheet http://www.harmankardon.com/images/media/AVR_1610_SS_EN.pdf
2092731
Mine is 120v. This product was obsolete when they first released it and it cannot be upgraded. I use mine as an iPod music server. It's really not worth much.
1740575
It should it is just a 120v switch and if you use less voltage on the switched side it should work. but I don't think 12v is enough to through the switch.
576460
This unit is 120 volts input and output. I have used similar devices with dry contact relay outputs. These had 110 volt line connection for module power and X10 signal, bu the output is a dry contact that can switch whatever voltage is required by the external device. I don't know if these exist with 220V inputs, but the 110V input version would certainly work with 220V outputs if the relay is properly rated. Search the net for X10 relay output and you will find whatever is available in the X10 world.
565115
The one I bought was 120 Volts, but it broke before I could do more than test it, so I returned it.
1888448
I am sorry I do not know voltage stuff. I know I can plug it into standard wall outlet and it works. I hope this helps.
1970169
I use it with my house current, 110. Don't know about abroad or any higher voltage. Hope this helps.
1376476
Sorry, not so technical, so here are all the details those I can see. On the adapter, there is a small switch than can move from right to left, and on one side it shows 120V and the other side shows 240V. Further it shows as Input: 120V/240V AC 60/50Hz....hope these answer you question.
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The input current is 12volts 1000mA used with an external adapter. Does that work for you?
34337
Turn the switch to the voltage you are accessing- what is coming out of the wall. For example, I am using it in USA for a European printer. So mine says 115 even though he printer uses 220.
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120v, you should know that this unit is for very light work, very light work (hint, hint)
1608372
120V and to be honest I returned this item. The LEDs are not as bright as you would think / want. Have a yellow hue to them v a white
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I returned mine - too small and heat was not adequate. Very narrow. I don't recall if it was 12 and 120 volt. I used it on 120 volt (house plug). It was not for 220 volts.
1684397
And the sticker reads: 2.0A for BOTH the 5V and 12V output ratirings. Really a neat product. I will be fixing a friends laptop, just pulling it out of the case, setting this up and using their HDD as an external and it has always worked. This is my third order of the same product from the same source, always the same professional response. Hope this helps you. Will