I am in an RV. Can I mount this on the roof and connect to DC power with a single toggle switch?
620135
yes u can it mounts with 2 screws and just has a positive and negative wire.
620136
Yes just ground the black wire to a negative wire or grounded source. Run the red or positive wire from your dc source and through the single toggle switch. Just be sure to use a fused source that is low amps because the light has small gauge wires. 5 amps would my choice of fuse size
620137
I'm not sure I'd trust this to be waterproof. The screw holes would likely let water into the bottom of the stobe which is where the high voltage circuitry is.
620138
Any 6-12DC power connection activates the strobe light. But check the specs, the circuitry may not be protected for outdoor installation. You would know best about connection hardware in your application.
393397
The POWER switch (left-most switch) on this unit actually turns 12VDC on or off to the antenna. It does not turn the main power off to the box which is always on. So if you are replacing your 12V source to the antenna, it is already built-into this box.Of course, you need to wire 12VDC to this box from your RV's battery, but the box takes care of powering the amplifier in the Winegard antenna.
1629565
I would say yes as long as the current passing thru the switch is only a few watts, otherwise you'll need a relay.
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
1859920
Yes, if it is a momentary switch. Any other configuration will not work that way.
1001600
I bought one of these for a boat lift. It can be wired to run either direction but is not readily reversable through a switch. Because of that I sent mine back.
1197303
Sorry, I have not used the switch in that capacity. However, this switch appears to be a single pole switch.
1425148
Hello,This unit is much larger in size and a lot heavier than our standard 12v solar panels.I would highly recommend to check the specification to make sure you know just how big it is.We do not offer any roof mounts for RV for this panel that we know will support it.Highly recommend to not to connect an 80 watt 12v panel with this. The 250 watt 24v panel will lose a lot of power because of that.Please let me know if you have any further questions.Kind Regards,Austin WaltiRenogy Technical Support Rep.
355969
Yes. I mounted it on the back of my RV to see what is behind. will need a small coax cable for signal and a separate two wire cable for 12 vdc power.
2372
The wiring harness from the valve to the switch plugs together in one, multi-pin plug. The power is 12V and can be picked up in the 12V panel inside the RV. The other side of the power is ground and can be hooked to the frame of the RV.
382419
None, comes with mounts so all you need is a power source and a togle switch.
110931
yes or better yet run it to your fuse block and install an on/off ( rocker switch) so your can flip it on/off at any time. Even rolling down the road to check your trailer behind you.
2190329
Yes. I have it on my RV and it will switch between the shoreline and the generator when the shoreline power is restored.
382041
Yes the switch would be suitable for any low voltage ie(12 volt operation). The only major issue you may encounter is the depth of the switch. It is just as deep as any regular AC dimmer switch for comparison, and your RV or boat may not have the switch box depth to accommodate this. Also note you have to add up your wattages on the switched line of lights, it can only handle 72 watts, some of those halogen bulbs can be 50 watts. Over loading could be an issue, which would lead to a fire risk or failure of the switch.
1581763
You do not need a 110 outlet on the roof. You do need one inside the RV where the satellite receiver is located.
621297
No this product does not have a switch that allows you to toggle between Dc and AC power. You have to use one or the other. While I have not had any issues plugging my player into house current while the batteries were still in the case, I would recommend taking them out to avoid any possible overcharge or leakage of the batteries.
2282952
I'm not sure. There is no internal switching for this, but, in principle, you could do it externally. Very little information comes with the unit, and I've never seen a circuit diagram. Although you would probably be OK, I have noticed that the output protection circuit is very touchy. For some reason it refuses to let the output relays close when the line voltage is greater than 127V. (I bought a voltage regulator.) So, I guess I would be wary of doing anything unusual with the output.