Above what voltage do we have to start worrying about shorting through the insulation?
1400901
That depends on the end load (speaker impedance, normally) and length of the cable run. The voltage wouldn't short the cable, but the current flow would.
1400902
I believe that the question is referring to the insulation. What voltage the insulation is rated it. It's not specified on the selling page. Is it stamped on the wire?
2083995
Cut off the MC4 connectors... strip the insulation, and connect the wires with appropriate connector. How many watts is the panel?
1035988
It looks like it could be 16 gauge. The insulation looks the same as house wiring, so probably about 120 volt rating. These are better qualiti than some others I have had in my physics class, and I think they will hold up better in a classroom environment.
1032345
Just remember not to exceed the 10a limit, I really don't recommend running it at 10a if you dont have to, and if you do, try to get more cooling. Make sure the plus and minus are the correct polarity, and (not neccessary, but recomended) put a little voltage moniter on the output, to make sure that it is not going above 19.5v
2052848
The diagram is all you need. If that is not enough, you should have an electrician install it. More people die from 120volts than greater voltages because of not understanding the dangers.
1119391
I'am not an electrician but, from what little I do know, that might be too far, even with heavy ga. wire. I would ask a professional electrician to be safe and prevent damage to your machine.
551672
You should have standard voltage which is what this unit requires. If you remain unsure just ask your building superintendent - or call your utility provider to assuage any doubts you may have.
871191
Check the actual wattage... It is safer than a standard light. But with all lights, it should be clear of debris. After all you have 110 VAC plugged in...follow the manufacture instructions.. Totally safe
1366287
No it shouldn't matter. it falls within the voltage range for common residential 120v service (usually 110-120)
1409895
i looked on the instruction booklet and it said 120 volts andshould not exceed 12 amperes. i hope this info helps. it's the only place i see the information. if not, try calling 1-800-3-conair.
2083994
Cut off the MC4 connectors... strip the insulation, and connect the wires with appropriate connector.How many watts is the panel?
1104527
No idea, but I think it draws too much power for small wires. Connections may have corroded just enough for voltage drop.
412562
With almost 17V, you'll likely kill it. If you want to risk it, this may fit: http://www.cnqualitygoods.com/goods.php?id=1743
117084
Very carefully...there is a static charge of high voltage involved and I recommend you let an electrician do it.
2215208
I have the same issue with one of my switches, it is ON all the time, have seen similar comments, it appears to be a common failure with these units. With that said I view it as an inconvenience not a safety issue. The output is only 12V and as long as each individual output is protected (as described) then each one should trip if it gets shorted or overloaded. However to be safe I would unplug the whole unit anytime you mess with the output wiring.
192643
I wouldn't recommend it. Only large home appliances (like refrigerators) are built to withstand that voltage in the US. Using a higher voltage may cause issues like melting or pose a fire risk.
1017257
Sorry, the amperage is too high for your needs. It could overheat what you are powering.