can you tell me what the DC input voltage is? I'm looking for a 12 volt DC unit to use on my boat without the transformer.
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Like most switches, it's 5 volts. It has a wall adapter to plug into the AC. You'll probably need to cut off the wall adapter and splice in a 12 v to 5 v adapter. KEEDOX® DC/DC Converter 12V Step Down to 5V 3A Power Supply Module
1145564
Like most switches, it's 5 volts. It has a wall adapter to plug into the AC. You'll probably need to cut off the wall adapter and splice in a 12 v to 5 v adapter. http://www.amazon.com/KEEDOX%C2%AE-Converter-Power-Supply-Module/dp/B00A71CMDU
1930679
Have not found any documentation available for upper limit of DC voltage on this motor. The typical output of a car or marine battery is approx, 13.6 volts. Just to be safe, would recommend a (Low Voltage Dropout) LDO voltage regulator IC to keep output voltage to 12 VDC. Motor is rated at 70 milliamps of current so be sure regulator can handle 1.5 times that amount for safety. This is a pretty stout little motor. Torque is apprx. 1.6 FtLb at 12" radius from shaft. That may not sound like much but it will move a lot of cartridge brass in a hopper for a reloader.
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I only used the transformer for initial testing of the light to make sure they worked prior to installing them in my boat. Since the boat is 12 volt I did not need the transformer. I did notice the AC cord did not make a very good connection to the transformer box. I had to wiggle it around and press hard to get the green light to come on. I would check the AC cord is in tight, but most likely the transformer blew.
2121010
i'm not sure...it's just a regular plug-in 120v...you may need to contact Marineland company for specifics!! Sorry!!
2083376
As long as your input into the pump is 12v DC you should be fine. That is my educated guess.
93397
As far as I know it is low voltage DC but I am not an electrician. Sorry but I hope this helps.
727676
Since also 12VDC, yes you could operate this LED flexlight using your 12V boat outlet instead of 120VAC/12VDC power supply. One problem though: When your boat alternator is running you will actually measure about 14.4V Leds are sensitive to even slightly higher voltages than nominal. So they will draw noticably more current, shine brighter, get hotter and hence have a reduced life span. But yes, it works. Certainly works just fine if your boat engine is not running at the time you use them. I am an EE and tested this all out using a variable laboratory power supply. Had a similar application. Hope, this helps.
1986054
There is a DC 9V input, but it doesn't come with the power cord. I use batteries for mine, and it works well. Good buy imo.
1079367
12v boat power from the battery. The transducer is powered from the unit. No separate power supply is needed. Milo Johnson
540278
Truthfully,I have not used it with 12V DC but clearly I don't see a reason why will it not work as all it is doing is relaying the signal. Question is whether it can stay awake with 12 volt or not. I am not sure but I am certain it will not cause any damage to the unit by you trying 12 volt input. Hope this helps...
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There is a 3V DC 500mAmp power port, but the transformer does not come with it. I'm using it with rechargeable batteries--no problems so far.
1180037
DC Output : 19 V with max. 1.58 A current. If this is what you are looking for.
246860
Out of the box it is only 12 volt DC. You need to purchase an adapter to connect to 120 volt AC.
2139926
We use it on you boat which has both AC and DC current. It is an absolute wonderful piece of equipment.
1393185
This is 12V and it is DC. It's primary design is for marine bilge exhaust but many find other uses for the blower.
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Hello, Thank you for your kind email. please note that the Rated Voltage of this item is DC12V,and the Output Speed is 3.5RPM. Please feel free to contact us if you need any assistance in future.:) Have a nice day. Best regards, dengfang
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Yes, it runs off of 12 volts. Its made to go into the 2 prong socket that is in the back of most boats.