is there a data sheet availabe. max forward current?
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You don't need a data sheet for an LED. All the specs were given in the item description near the top of the page, just under the small photos.
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It would appear to be. see: https://www.techdata.com/(S(1npg1u45hnlppv21rp0ezo45))/cyberpower/files/CyberPower-AdaptiveSinewave-APFCSystems-sheet-01-11.pdf
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Go to Belkin.com and look at what they have. This one works great, don't have to reset much. High speed etc.
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I don't think you can do that. Watching the screen in operation it seems to display an RMS value updated at about 1 second intervals. If you watch immediately upon applying a load the first displayed number may (or may not) be close to the peak starting load. I'm not sure if the device also stores history data - I've never required such a feature.
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Ac, N, and G speeds are connected simultaneously. What ever the device requests.
624169
Sorry, I'm using fan controller. I don't recall how many amps the MB header will handle, but that might be an issue for some if using just one header for all. Check out this thread, it may help. GL! :) http://forums.evga.com/tm.aspx?m=2012030
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I would go with the data sheet numbers normally. But I drive one of these boards directly from an Arduino and never had any problem. So go figure.
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The table showing catxx's and voltages on this site may help.http://www.ni.com/white-paper/5019/en/
1460997
Correct. The TOTAL output current is limited to 2.1A max. That means you can draw 2.1A from one port only, if all other ports are not in use. Or you can draw 1A each from two ports, and so on. If you exceed the current limit (for example, 3A total), the converter will still run for a short while. But eventually it will overheat and burn out.
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no, But you could get a converter to convert the current to what is required for your computer. I strongly suggest that you get in touch with dell and they will advise you in what you can use.
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Red to +12VBlack to groundYellow to low side (-) of loadLoad (+)connect to +12V
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No, the most you get from each individual port is 2.4 amps. Or the 4.2 amps using both at the same time.
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Here is a link to the DataSheet for the Relays themselves:http://www.oddwires.com/content/songlesrdrelay.pdf
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Maximum output RMS 20W, Frequency response 100HZ-13KHZ, Operating voltage 7.4V
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120V maximum continues draw12.5 amps min draw 5 amps output 2050-5200 BTU's
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For one panel any controller that will handle 3 amperes or more. The max output is about 2.8 amperes per panel. More panels in parallel then add up the amperes
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I don't know. All I can find is this: Max. 5Gbps (USB 3.0), Max. 480Mbps (USB 2.0) & SATA 3Gbps