will this timer make a dc motor operate in both direction or do you need two timers timer in question is cn101 dc 12v
1593656
I bought two of them, and neither one would switch. The clock worked, but neither one worked.
1593657
Jack, This timer is strictly an ON/Off switch operated by a 12 Volt electronic clock. There are 2 terminals to power the clock & memory and 2 terminals for the single pole contacts.
438193
Yes. I have used both. That is the reason I choose this timer after reading reviews by other customers.
415426
You need to replace the little electric motor in there. It is a replaceable part. You will need the serial number of the timer. Good luck.
1738489
I have 2 CurrentLED Plus and this ramp control. I use a splitter after the timer and it works perfectly fine with the two LED, 1 power source.
506051
Yes this motor does reverse direction by simply reversing the leads and seems to provide the same amount of torque in both directions. I have a couple of these that I use to power Halloween animations and get sufficient torque using 12 volt power.
421872
It is not set up to reverse, however, it is a two wire 12v DC motor, and you could put a double pole double throw (DPDT) switch in the power feed to reverse the polarity, and thus the motor direction
2098185
No sure what you are asking. You need a 12 volt direct current (DC) power source. There are only two connections. Depending on which way you connect power the motor runs forward or backward.
1220839
Look very carefully inside the terminals, and you'll see printing on the circuit board. There is a "+", "-". and "motor". The printing is very small. Plus and Minus are for your 12vdc. Motor can be hooked up either way, depending upon the direction you want it to run. In my case, I have a window motor connected, turning styrofoam wheels for a float. The "creative director" can have the wheels go either way she wants, and can have each wheel turning at the speed she wants.
1429802
After installing an outlet on the side of the motor in the vague at best directions I would believe it will work on either side it works both ways on limit switches
1220842
If the switch is flat on a table, and the knob is on the right, I hooked power to the switch on the bottom two terminals. The other two went to the motor and on mine, if I reverse these two leads the rotation will reverse.
1210061
Yes but it needs to be set (programmed) to do one or the other; not both. They're cheap enough; use 2, one for each direction.
300897
Yes, it is a DC motor and will reverse if you reverse the polarity. The direction is polarity dependent. The speed is voltage dependent i.e. lower voltage runs it slower down to about 3V and correspondingly less torque.
364078
Some electronic devices are able to use universal power. This timer does not. It will run on 12VDC or 12VAC. 120VAC will burn it out. The switching contacts are rated for 120VAC, but not the power supplied to the unit.
2098187
Simply connect the positive and negative tabs of the motor to a DC power source (5V-12V). Changing the polarity will change the direction of rotation.
421869
It is a 12 volt DC fan, if you reverse the leads it should reverse the fan direction.
1422142
It handles both 110 or 220, but if you are using 220, you will have to use two circuits. The timer handles 3 110 cirquits or 1 110 and 1 220 cirquits.
1349614
Yes, that is what I purchased and used mine for. Check the motor rating against the rating of the timer to be sure. It says in the specs what this timer is rated for in terms of amps and hp.