Is this a 220VAC capacity relay? Nothing on that here.
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I installed a Orbit 57009 pump start relay a year ago. It is connected to a RainBird 110 V controller. The pump relay connects to a 220 V water pump. The system was simple to install and has worked well.
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Hello, its a 120v-1Hp pump or 240v-2Hp pump capacity relay so yes it can handle up to 240v...hope that helped.
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I am not an electrician but YES it for use in 12v systems as in a car. It is a timer relay that is in a low amp circuit to switch on and off the voltage to what ever needs the power. I am using mine to switch off and on a 12v low amp very small fan to keep air flowing over a PMD(Fuel supply Driver) in a diesel truck that is subject to over heating when engine is shut off. Check the amount of amperage that what ever circuit you are hooking it up to to see if it exceeds 5 amps. There are no instructions with it but I found out how to wire it by doing a google search. That took some time and head scratching.
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mine did NOT come with schematic or documentation of any kind. I would NOT expect it to operate a low current relay, the output will only trigger a logic level signal in the very low milliamp range. 0-5vdc
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There's no indication on the power supply or in the manual. I'd err on the side of caution and say its only 110.
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There may be something available out there, but not that came with the item. However, a lot can be assumed by its application. it is a 11-14V relay pair (Outer perimeter and inner), essentially.
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This is a 30amp relay so it depends hoy you wire it, mine is hooked up to a electronic car fan and thermostat
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Hello. I used mine for a 12V system. I am looking at one of mine that I haven't used yet right now.. there is no rating on it at all! Strange! The terminals on the end are not very big, like for a smaller gauge of wire that would be safe for a relay application but not large enough for 110 house wire. It's actually made pretty nice. So..I'm sorry that I am not much more help. Good luck
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Information on back of cap lists 120VAC; no mention of 220 voltage capability.
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Those are the old current ratings. Now, it is 120/240, and this is a 120 volt product (normal household current). It does call for its own 20 amp breaker protected circuit, but I did not install one. I ran it on the same circuit which has handled two bathrooms and their exhaust fans for 50+ years. I have had no problem with tripped breakers when using my heater function, exhaust function, light and other lights on that circuit simultaneously. If you go that route but start tripping the breaker on the circuit, you will have to run a new line with a dedicated breaker.
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No, it is not. When we first received it, my wife plugged it into a 220V plug and it failed to start because the electrical fuse explode, so I went to an electrician to solve it, and he did it for $35.
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Hello! My husband, who is an electrical contractor, is the one who ordered this. He says no on the 220VAC.
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One think I failed to mention, the PTAC is 220 volt. It is on a 30 amp breaker. That has a potential to be 6.6 KVA by itself. This is worst case, but I suspect it pulls at least half that. You might want to do the math on your heat pump, but I suspect it is too much.
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Its a straight 120 volt relay...it will work just fine as long as your fixture is made for led lights. I'm an electrician.
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there is no minimum power capacity on relays... (10 A/250 V) maximum.. no where near your 100W load
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It is an air activated switch It is set up for 120v plugs. Do not know if the switch will carry 220.
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It's electric.110, but a pain cause it's own breaker keeps popping, keep looking
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Not sure how you can tell. All I can report is that the one I bought works perfectly. I am using it to switch about a 12 amp item, an electric towel warmer, and it has never lost its program. There were some other reviews saying something about power sources in different parts of the US may have surges etc. that causes the problem, font know. I live in Birmingham AL, Alabama power division of Southern Company is the utility, no problems.