I have a 3.25 HP 120 Volt router. Will this switch support this?
1423655
The switch is rated for 15 amps by Rockler and a quick check of some routers of this horsepower at Amazon indicated that they were also rated at 15 amps. Looks like the switch will handle the router, but I would not try to add a dust collection motor load to the switch.
1423656
Yes, I currently use this switch on my 3.25 hp Porter Cable router with excellent results.
645769
This switch is designed for 240 volt input. It is not adaptable to 120 volt unless you would be OK with only 3 circuits on this 6 circuit switch. Best to get the proper switch.
668166
I don't see why not it just an inline switch I have it on a table top router table.
1825688
Yes is supports PoE. It does not come with with a 12V power supply (only input connector). I use it with a PoE switch.
686339
Hi, yes it would, this one is a grounded three wire device and you may not even need that. Everyone sells the non grounded switch for a couple of dollars.
605469
The switch is rated for 125V, 15A. It doesn't appear that there is a 240V version of this router, so you most likely have the 120V model that draws 15A at full power. So yes, this switch should work with fine with the Triton. I also use it with the Porter Cable 7518 3.25 HP router with no problems.
1264986
it should be, most switches are compatible with most routers, wireless and wired. hope this helps
156135
I would think so. What are you trying to operate with this switch? I used it for a whole house fan.
1118895
You should be able too. Once you convert a signal to USB this switch will handle it.
2006878
Yes, it should. It simply replaces an existing switch in a 120V 15amp circuit with the base module/switch, which is in turn controlled remotely with the wireless module.
579456
Hi, I checked my unit, 110, did not see a switch to change that anywhere. So if you are running 240 you will need an adapter.
1616755
Sorry, I'm not qualified to answer that. If it puts out 110/120 volts I don't see why not. Call up the mfr. or distr.
1985227
This is a 15 amp capacity switch and will have no problem with the 500 watts and a standard two or three prong extension cord. I use it to power on/off my computer independent of my router.
1985230
500 watts is well within the specs for this switch. As long as your extension cord has a standard 3-way grounded plug, it should be fine. I would recommend going with the 16 guage extension cord, because the smaller the gauge number the heavier the wire is and the more current that it can handle, which is always better.
2187863
I too am not familiar with your switch. I used both of these motors as replacements on a drill press and a band saw that had toggle switches pre-wired 120v.
2221875
Yes....I have the EU2000is and that is what I used it for. Takes the 3 prong 30 amp outlet and converts it to the 4 prong for a transfer switch. Hope this helps!
542721
No it will not. It is only a switch. You'll need a router to do the DHCP. Being able to do POE over the 5 ports is very handy on this switch though.