So, this turns on/ff a relay only? or is there a power supply inside the box that supplies 12V?
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I'm fairly sure that you will need an external 12 volt source for the receiver box that comes with this kit. (Two fobs and one receiver box with my kit) On my application the box will power (On or off) a 12 volt relay. I hope this helps. I haven't used my kit yet. I plan on useing it as a remote shutoff for a gokart.
1123616
This is a remotely operated switch. Rated for 15 amps. I use it to operate a relay and depend on the vehicle battery for power. Only power here is the battery in the remote to send the signal. It could be used to switch directly if the load was less than 15 amps. I personally would not trust it to hold up in switching a 15 amp load often and depend on a stout relay.
1123617
Power is provided to this unit and when you hit the remote On, power comes out. When you turn it off power doesn't come out. There is a limit to how big an item that can be powered. IF you wire your Own external relay, you could have this switch power for larger items.
1757680
No, it supports 12V-24V DC only. Also, this item is not self-powered (power needs to come from another DC power source).
1099952
This unit has the box, but no fuses or circuit breakers. Since the distribution panel in my unit had no problem and was already wired, I left the old box in place and changed out the 120vac to 12vdc converter; a lot less rewiring.
175309
I purchased mine as a spare and have not installed it yet. I looked at the hookup before buying, if not a link via the Amazon site, it may have been on the Grote site. Is very simple, but you do have to locate a hot wire that is ignition switched to turn the power on and off. Rich
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Update - I just opened the little box and the relay contacts are soldered to the small circuit board, you would have to desolder the relay contacts to find out if the supply can be separated from the output of relay. I guess it's probably not worth all the trouble.
60880
Yes, it requires 12 DC to operate. I have it connected to the 12 volt source through one of my console switches.
243085
the way I wired it was simply power and ground. I wired it to a relay first then a switch. its really basic
956319
No, this is a 12vdc output, call Wagan and see if on is available yet. They were working on them a few months back.
909737
I only have it plugged into the wall elec. outlet. I don't think its for 12 volt.
1863013
Not that I have noticed but it only uses 12v and is only running for 10 seconds at a time. Running it through a converter should not be an issue
1195746
A relay is included but I didnt need it. Check your furnace set up...chances are you have a 24v HUM hookup on your furnace.
359081
Obviously the unit needs to be powered for it to be function. The top left "input" on the unit is for 12v in. The wall power adapter that comes with the unit needs to be plugged in, coax from that right into that port is how you accomplish that. I hope that answers your question.
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No, 12vdc is always required on to power the circuit. There are 2 pins that you wire to a simple push button ( must be momentary, not a switch. Like a doorbell button) once you push the button, the time will start. This closes the relay contacts. You use the relay as a switch to control what you like - this can be whatever you like (limited by the relay rating of up to 10 amps 250vac or 10 amps 30vdc You must supply this voltage independently, unless it's 12vdc, then you can use the same supply voltage to the timer. The timer runs its cycle until the next time you press the button
990743
It is a standard 12vdc device. Install all depends on usage. If tying in to a oem system, then using a relay is preferred to protect it.
540279
It's just a relay so will switch anything you want. It's rated up to 120 V AC but will switch DC of lower voltage. Being a relay the switch is completely independent of the mains which is used to operate it. Hope this helps.
1600310
"The relay contacts do not supply power. You use them as a switch for the power you wish routed through them" Same answer, no attitude. Cheers!
1374329
Yes, it has NO (normally open) relay and alarm contacts. So connect your power source (110v AC, 12v DC, etc.) to one side of the output or alarm contacts and use the other side as the output. Connect the light bulb or other load from the output to ground. If the load is more than 3Amps you will need an external relay.