How many amps? How would I get a remote?
1711501
The inverter is 3500 watts which is 29.166 amps A/C. I think this unit comes with the remote.
1711502
Not more than 10 - 11 and not continuously, these things burn out pretty quickly under load. The remote is included.
131556
I used the remote for a smaller fan of theirs. I didn't want to have wiring run. Works but I don't think I'm getting all speeds. They say I am. You can call or email their support. They are helpful
968139
Yes you can use the remote from the harness, the only thing some time the amp is gonna start automatically but that's just for like 10 seconds.
227669
NO! The light bar you purchased draws 240 watts. Powering the light bar with 12 volts would require the 12 volt supply and the remote switch to be able to to handle 20 amps (amps = watts/volts i.e. 240/12 = 20 amps). The remote switch rated for 6 amps WOULD NOT be able to handle to 20 amps and would likely burn out as soon as you turned it on!
943102
There are several remotes to choose from. You should be able to find one that's right for you.
1301588
I may can help you with your issue, but need more details. Using a voltmeter, start with making sure you have 12vdc power coming in and terminated to the correct input wires. If you have 12vdc there, then press the "on" button on the remote and check the voltage on the 12vdc output wires. You should get 12vdc. Then press the "off" button on the remote. You should lose the 12vdc on those same output wires. If this tests out ok, you should be good to go. If not, the control unit is unfortunately bad. Send back for an exchange.
837207
I used it to control a 12v powered water valve remotely. Probably depends on the amp draw of your setup ... but if it was a higher draw than the remote handled directly, just put a 12v relay in the path to handle the amps/
862723
Hook it to a 12v car battery then use a 12v-110v inverter to run a tv or lights. Will not run a heavy load- only light stuff.
229354
Mine runs on 120vlt, us current....has lasted about 4 years..still works but no longer responds to remote....
85941
Yes just find out how much amps and watts it uses and buy a inverter that's enough for it.
2011742
I don't know, but I used it for a dust collector, so I could use remote wired switched with lower current. It worked but bizzed very loudly when energised. I think it's designed to be energised only momentarily, may be designed to work with some sort of latching relay
40130
I second the suggestion of a universal remote. You can find them rather inexpensively. If you want to use two remotes then you will need two of the transmitter and 2/3 AA battery combinations. Of course one comes with the unit. A second one will cost about $20 here on amazon. It might be a little less expensive to go with a universal remote. If another concern drives you to want to use two remotes, be sure you get your extra transmitter with the same frequency as your unit. There are only two frequencies.
266849
You will need a power source. Dayton and Lepai both make inexpensive amps that would go the job.
1051592
Buy a small adjustable rheostat rated by how many amps or watts your going to pull.
1771053
The manual is retrievable only online. I found a remote on the internet - you must be very specific in providing the model number - the only remotes are used instruments - try to get the provider to guarantee the unit's function.
711818
I do not know? However if you go to remote.com they should help locate remote you need.
559527
Hello, dear friend, You can use one remote controller and one 24A (4x6A) power supply. Best regards, Lemonbest