I see the know to adjust voltage. Is there a knob to adjust the current? Or does the current rise and fall with the voltage adjustment?
1628696
The short explanation is that it can only put out about 150 watts. Wattage is equal to voltage multiplied by amperage. With that equation you should be able to figure out the maximum amperage and as stated by James Peterson the current will vary based on the load. If your calculations show that you will not be able to provide enough current then i suggest multiple converters wired in parallel.
1880696
A brass screw on top of the Blue post sticking up adjusts the voltage, Need a meter to get the right output....very easy.
160082
Mine doesn't change voltage BUT you can make the heat consistency higher by dialing or spinning the number spool on the handle by the hot iron. Hope that helps
995017
What difference does it make, as long as you can adjust the two screws to produce the correct DC current up to 12 volts. This item was not designed to produce a light show in blue.
350116
No. When you plug it on it is automatically on. There is no adjustment either.
802832
mine only has 24v output. there is a small pot that can be used to adjust for fine tuning.
911799
This unit does not convert current/voltage. It only adjusts for different international connectors. If the device will charge on local voltage this will effectively pass it thru.
30673
Question doesn't make much sense. To get more current, you'd want to step the voltage up.
1938198
These have voltage switch on the back. So make sure to adjust according to your location!
1082152
I use device to monitor output voltage and consumption on a 12 v battery. I connected it as shown in photo "Wiring Diagram 3" in product announcement photos. Shunt must be in series w/negative side of the load; the 2 other cables to the + & -terminals of the same battery. No adjustment necessary.
556403
The potentiometer adjusts the output voltage. Power it up, put a digital multimeter on the output terminals and adjust the voltage to what you want or need. I would also suggest that you re-check the voltage under load to make sure no values changed.
670002
It doesn't boost current, it boost voltage. The output adjusted voltage is on vout+ and -.
1292031
The way to check it with a meter, is for continuity, not voltage. Put your meter on OHMS and check between the battery neg post and where the cable attached. You will see it reads "Open" when the knob is turned clockwise to loosen it. When tightened the connection is completed and you will have continuity "0". Proven that no electricity will flow with the knob loosened.
1658993
Not automatic; there's a little switch accessible from the bottom, that you'd use a small slotted screwdriver (or maybe a tiny key?) to move to either voltage. It's small--wear your glasses, if you have 'em. For myself, I'm glad it is a bit of a bother to do it, since I don't want it to un-adjust by accident. My guess is an auto-adjust feature, in addition to being risky to depend on at odd times, would raise the price above what I'd prefer to pay. Hope this helps your decision.
290727
It adjusts automatically? There is no 100/220 switch accessible from the outside.
579845
Not really. I use it to set the gains on my amps, but you'd just know where the knob is at where it clips, not how much power it's putting out. Get a pair of multimeters and set one to ohms and one to volts and do some simple math.
1171475
This particular one is in Celsius. I bout one in Fahrenheit at 120 volts. Changing the voltage will do nothing to the degree scale