What is the optimum voltage to use on this if i have it setup as a liner?
1702566
If your throw is short i would guess 4.5 to 6. this machine runs nicely at low voltage. i run a huricane ps.
370753
I would probably recommend against it. Even though it's low voltage, the lack of insulated/sealed wire terminals would be a no-go for me, unless mounted in a weather-proof box. I can't speak for the internals as I have not taken it apart, though I would guess that for the price, it does not have any sort of rubber grommet between case components. If mounting it in a weather proof box is not an option, it may offer enough range to let you mount it inside and control it from your deck area.
332464
take a 30amp. main breaker on input side and a combination of up to 30 amps on the out put.
1799992
If your going to power your sub to full capacity, I'd spray the inside with rhino liner to help reinforce the box. It's a good box but to help make it last I'd reinforce it
102057
There is a manual slider switch on the side of the device for your voltage selection. It is not automatic, so you need to know the voltage requirement of your PC.
337987
appears like you are going to be using around 5 amps should be a good low voltage choose .
870836
I'm also using.035 wire with mine. You will need to run a bit hotter then what you chart calls for.
1243323
I put it on a dedicated 20 amp circuit with 12/3. That meets code in our area of Missouri. If you had an exceptionally long run you may want to consider a heavier gauge.
434839
The technical answer depends on the distance from your battery to your amp. As long as it is less than 15 feet of wire (quite likely, unless you are installing it in the rear end of a Suburban - then it's dodgy), 8 gauge is plenty to give you less than a 3% voltage drop. From 15-30 feet, you should use 6 gauge. 4 gauge is really overkill unless you are in the 30-50 foot range, which you'd never come close to, unless you're installing this in a motor home, and even then you wouldn't hit 30 feet unless you're installing it on the opposite end of the vehicle from where the battery is.
1926911
It depends on the amperage coming down the wire. Phantom Power is insufficient to drive the box, but anything above 16VDC will damage the unit. You can run condenser mics through the unit, so if you board is not pushing in excess of 16VDC you should be good.http://www.rolls.com/pdf/M_PM351.pdf
1439596
The issue is voltage drop and current carrying capacity of the strip, not the power supply (although the power supply obviously needs to be big enough too). You could probably get away with a 20ft run as long as had sufficient current form the supply. I also would plan to only use a supply at 80% of its rated capacity. Most of the low cost ones you see here and other places are not really built to handle 100% duty cycle at their rated output. They'll kill themselves with heat buildup and other issues.
1194163
That is concerning but you might want to consider that the ratings on your devices may be conservatively placed higher than their actual draw. Also your line might be undervoltage (110V would cause less wattage draw as the devices you describe would attempt to operate underwattage). It's normal for voltage to fluctuate between 110-130V, though some devices would treat undervoltage like a brownout.
756506
Yes it will, that is exactly what I have mine setup for. You may want to invest in a higher quality (quieter) 24v fan to cool it though, as it is quite loud right out of the box.
1161180
Hey Frank why do you feel you need to run a 220 line and breaker? The unit is set up for 110 plug and works jsut fine on that. I have a 2 ton unit and it is great on the 110.
933901
T suggest you either call Honeywell or log on to their web site where they will give the right info. I am using mine 240 volts@ 40 volts But every installation is different. You should of gotten that information on the base board. Good luck
1955841
It needs 60 7/8. If there is any give in the plastic liner, it should work.
1662101
This is not a good option, I'm sorry. I suggest looking for a 10watt 12v panel that discloses the actual specifications of the unit. The output voltage is undisclosed and I had very irregular performance.Hope this helps...good luck.