Is this switch rated for standard 110V usage?
1130332
I don't know for sure but I would guess not. I am using it for a 12v volt dc application. There is no markings on the switch as to the rating and it was a long time since I purchased it. Sorry I cantt give a better answer.
1130333
How deep is this from the flush mounting point to the end of the terminals?
1130334
Sorry for the delayed response, I pulled my switch and checked for ratings. No markings at all. The best I remember the switch came in a clear ziploc style bag, with no data sheet. I can tell you mine is being used in a 12v application, has solder terminals, & is still working.
1130335
No, This is for a 12v - 24v application. The body of the switch could easily end up carrying current. The terminals are for soldering.
1130336
Hello. I used mine for a 12V system. I am looking at one of mine that I haven't used yet right now.. there is no rating on it at all! Strange! The terminals on the end are not very big, like for a smaller gauge of wire that would be safe for a relay application but not large enough for 110 house wire. It's actually made pretty nice. So..I'm sorry that I am not much more help. Good luck
614554
Negative... unit is rated for standard U.S. 120volt outlet and power transformer equipped with standard U.S. plug.
1835349
US only -- so 110v - I would check with the manufacturer before using this overseas.
2213052
A regular outlet in my kitchen works fine, so 110 works. I use a circuit where I am not running other things (dedicated), just to make sure I will not trip a breaker.
693385
My unit is rated at 120v, 270 watts & 320 va. Page 28 of the manual refers to a "General Model" that has a 120v/240v selector switch on the back of the unit. My model does not have that switch.
1318099
I don't know. However, you have to choose you input by plugging a switch into the 240, 220, 200 or 110 V selector.
445574
Yes. The instructions say "Dual voltage for worldwide use." The specifications say "Rated Voltage: 110-240VAC". It does not have a switch to change from one voltage to the other.
1475125
I doubt it. I'm in the U.S. so it's all standard 110V here. But I would contact the manufacturer and ask.
1796811
I believe it's 110 only. The cord that ships with it is standard 2 prong and I did not see a 110/220 switch near where it plugs in. I'll look at it again when I get home tonight.
2154929
Sorry I don't know. I haven't hooked it yet but I do have an old switch I am replacing and have had no problems
1557493
It is a 12V switch. I would not consider using it for 120V. I am not sure what you mean about what position any of the
576037
Here in the U.S.? it's standard 120V input.It seems you are asking something different though as this seems like a "Duh" question.
356006
Yes PowerEdge 2950 power supplies auto switch between 110V and 220V power when either is applied.
230859
I do not know the answer to that question. I suspect not since it is a normal 110v appliance, most common to small appliances used in the United States. I think that any electrician could answer the question, knowing it is a 110v piece of equipment. Possibly using a voltage step down converter, might work, although I have no technical knowledge to support that.
1581712
Don't know but I plug it into a standard 110 grounded plug and it works wrll.
1648086
Should have no trouble with 110. that's what I used it for; tracing standard 110/120 power outlets around the house. I labeled the outlets to my circuit breaker box, so now I know which outlet goes to what breaker switch. Hope this helps
1726796
I see where it is advertised 100-240vac auto switching, however the power supply cord that came with it has a tag attached that states 120v only.