Will this work for a camper tounge lowering motor? The cross-over configuration appears correct and it is 12 volt.
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I believe that it will. I use it for an electric 3 point hitch system which is just a screw gear system like your application. You have to physically hold the switch in the raise or lower position, but this is the safest way to do what you want. You may want to check the label on your motor for the amperage required, but you should be okay.
1422585
It should work with no problem, it will make your motor run foward or reverse while holding the switch in one or the other direction. It springs to off when you let go
1422586
It should work with no problems,i have used this switch for a handicap ramp cylinder, a camper slide-out and also the tongue jack for camper. Good luck with your decision.
1422587
I can't say for sure. I don't use a tounge lowering motor. I use mine to raise & lower the entry step on a motorhome.
1422588
Michael, I would think that it would work. I had used this for my winch on my ATV and it worked great. I had an existing housing to put the switch into to keep it dry. Good luck.
1422589
This is a polarity switching 12 volt DC switch. Used to reverse current flow. Hope that helps:). I used one one a 12 volt motor.
1041714
Unfortunately it will not. It is designed to run deer feeders and I use it to run my fish finder and GPS unit on my kayak. It would not provide enough amps to run a troll motor and would run out of power almost immediately. It is designed more so for low amp uses as I cited above.
197133
That is correct, 12v is required. You will also need space for the battery fairly close to the motor mount. Original leads from the motor are about 4'
76935
I would say it should work. I swapped the motor on an old one of these. Not sure if it was quite 20 years old, but close to it.
827602
Yes it should be correct. Tell me what the model number is on your motor and I will see if I can reference it. I may not see your response until tomorrow morning. Barry
2156735
This battery is used to power my RV travel trailer, and does great! I don't know about a trolling motor, but this IS a deep cycle gel battery and should power any 12 volt system for quite a while before needing a charge.
371861
Yes. It will operate on12v system. I bought mine for use with my RV frig. Use it for a cooling fan. (Connected to ground fan circuit.) Works great.
1397674
Good Question, Is it 12 volts? (probably) If so it should work. Was there a unit on it originally? If so, it should just "drop in". Mine was a direct replacement so I had no issues.Good Luck! cheers, Dave
529656
Hi msed, that motor should work just fine, the voltage in a 12 volt system varies, so if the motor voltage is rated a little higher it is better. During the charging of a battery the voltage is always higher than the nominal battery voltage of 12 volts by approximently 1.5 .
1865871
it would have to be a small 12 v fan, with low rpm. I bought this for a 30 rpm motor, which turn very slow at high speed, if its a cooling fan, it will not work for you, as cooling fans turn at very high rpm. I suggest you get the specs of the fan, before buying a condroller.
807056
No,,it. Is fixed in the plug..it will work in any camper requiring a 50 amp plug-in... It plugs in and does a turn to lock into place..then the larger nut screws on the outside leaving a water tight connection
579828
Yes it is for 12 volt neg ground, I have it on my 1959 chevy pickup 6 cylinder.
1921228
Hello, I have purchased 3 of these for camping and they are 12V DC. That is just a typo in the description. They work great!
1988988
It is designed to run either 115 or 230 volt. If your tripping the breaker, check the wiring on the motor. It sounds like you have it wired for 230 instead of 115.
1748152
Yes, If you're running it on 12 volts it draws 2.24 amps so it should work.
1070711
yes it will...i installed this u it on my yamaha grizzy atv...this will work on any 12 volt cycle...wire from battery to this unit to your toggle switch or motorcycle turn singnal swith...make sure you ground all ground wires correctly..
1132495
No i don't think that will work, it has to be 110 plug in!! You would have to change the plug in & then it might blow the motor up!