what is the control and do i have to wire it or does it plug into the 7 pin out let
1376993
The single wire that runs from the motor runs to the postive terminal on the battery..and that's it.
1376994
the control is a two way switch on the jack. You have to wire it to the trailer battery. There is a hot lead to connect to the battery and the ground is made when you bolt the jack to the frame. I tried putting a trailer plug pigtail on the hot lead and did not work. *Side note* I found when I was using the jack under the power of the battery alone it was kinda slow but when I plugged in my 7 pin trailer cord into the truck it ran much faster.
1376995
It needs to be wired, but that was as simple as adding a ring terminal and hooking it up to the positive lead of the battery. The control is a switch that moves it up or down.
1376996
It has a three way toggle switch & yes you have to wire it into your trailer connection.
1376997
The control is a simple momentary contact toggle switch. Push to one side, the jack raises; push to the other side, the jack lowers. The switch returns to center "off" when released. The electrical connections consists of one wire that connects to +12 volts dc. The jack grounds through the housing to the frame of the vehicle.
1376998
the control is a toggle switch at the bottom of the motor. push it toward the motor to raise and pull it toward the tongue to lower. there is only 1 wire that runs to the battery on the tongue of the camper.
1376999
The control is a single toggle switch. You wire it directly to the battery with an inline fuse. It does have two small led lights that operate via a red button, but I really haven't used them yet.
1377000
It has a simple up / down toggle switch on the base of the motor; you hold it forward to raise; press back to lower. You do need to wire it; you simply attach the one positive lead to your trailer's battery; in my case, I found the terminal block where my + battery cable connected and wired it there. The trailer frame provides the negative -- ground -- once you install it.
1377001
The tongue jack has to be wired to the batteries on the trailer, but it is very simple. I had it wired and operating in 15 minutes. It operates with a toggle switch, forward for up and backwards for down. Very simple to operate and a great product.
1056962
The switch uses a 9 volt battery as it is a wireless transmitter. The outlet is plugged into a house outlet and contains a wireless receiver. You can then control anything using 115vac (typical household voltage) by turning the switch on or off. One thing you might take note of is that the outlet that comes with the switch is a two prong outlet (noticeably missing the ground prong). So if you want to plug a 3 prong light in, you must have an adapter.
834097
It uses one 6pin plus another 6+2pin connectors. In total 2 conectors you need to power on this baby ;)
264145
7' from wall plug to control, 6" control, 18" from end of control to the heating pad.
1920787
you have to wire it...but that would be unsafe as it draws too many amps for use with an adapter plug
1954384
It depends on what you want to do with it. If you're going to program it to automatically come on, etc., You'll need a controller like an isy99. If you want it to controll a light plugged into this receptacle from a switch then you need an insteon switch or remote.
76832
I already answer this question 2 pins for the power connecter and the other one is for the speed control
1205475
The device you control does NOT have to be 12 volts. This controller is powered by 12 volts, but simply closes relay contacts (switches, if you will) to control any other voltage/current within the specs. It is NOT a controller for 12 volt devices, though it can do that.
1620559
The L, N and GROUND are for the AC Input. The WHITE wire from the strip goes to the +12 V screw on the Power supply. If you hook the Blue wire to COM, the BLUE LEDs will light. If you hook the Green wire to COM, the GREEN LEDs will light and the same for the RED wire/RED LEDs. If you hook Blue, Green and Red all up to COM at the same time you will get WHITE. There should have been a small white controller box and a remote control. The strip hooks to the controller and then the +12v and COM from the power supply hook to the power connector on the controller. Then with the remote you can select the color and pattern you want the strip to use.
320480
Not sure, I plugged it directly into the wall! I only wanted to control lamp not clocks.
1391067
You can buy it for a 8 pin or a 30 pin connection.... just click the appropriate box. Either way, I wouldn't waste your money....I ended up throwing mine away because of very poor sound (sounded like the speakers were blown)
1238816
You can hook it up but you have to isolate it to 12 volt side. Not 24 side.
767748
It has a standard 120V AC 2-prong plug and a small switch on the front of the unit to select low, high or off. You can plug it straight to a wall outlet or power strip and control it with the switch or leave it switched on and plug it into your receiver and let your receiver control the unit.
594082
You need to connect the AC power to power this 7 port hub. It come with the unit.
1557816
It need be connected to the power, then it can controller on/off.(in the timer switch, there's a capacitor)
2026318
I use it with a Control4 controlled outlet, but you could also plug it into the wemo by belkin. It has a downloadable app that lets you control it from any smart phone or tablet or wemo wall switch.
1836585
I have a question can you change polarity coming to the device and how will it affect the power coming out my application is 12 volts into the device and ?? out also what kind of speed control can I expect