I want to replace a old 316-011. I found this replacement .MDL Corp 75Watt 12Volt 60Hz .6A Replacement Electronic Transformer. Is yours the same?
1415697
I,m not familiar with a 316-011. I replaced a 60W transformer to supply three 20W puck lamps. The 75 Watt works fine.
1415698
According to this website: http://totaltransformers.com/75watt-12v-ac-electronic-encapsulated-transformer.html it is the same. I used this one to replace a transformer for some halogen lights. It works just fine. Better than the one Radioshack sold me for 3x the amount. Lasted 2 days and than I couldn't return it because I cut the wires. :-(
1415699
Hi Mike,If your requirement is for 12 volts and will draw less than 75 watts...you should be fine. I replaced a bad 60 watt with this and it worked for me! Good luck... Jud
1415700
it will work but you have to count the number of wires you on your transformer. good luck
1415701
From what I can tell yes ... This unit is actually more compact in length at 2.56" long. as opposed to 2.89".Min. rating is 10-watt lamps as opposed to 20-watt on other. However Max. watt rating is 60-watts as opposed to 75-watt so keep that in mind.
2190875
I believe so, but can't answer for certain. In my case, I just replaced the old fixtures, clamping in to the existing low-wattage line, and had no reason to check out the transformer. My previous experiene with low-watt lights required a transformer. Wish I could be more difinitive for you.
922370
Sorry, but no. This transformer is for MTH (Mike's Train House) Rail King (AC) type models only. You would be better off getting one of the MRC transformers.
1779092
Hi, it is working like the original one, I have ML-2165W, they are same as I know.
1547084
the honeywell 1321 transformer is the exact size ,and will work 100% , if there isn't any other issues that shorts the transformer
1146411
I have had to replace one unit due to power surge from lightining. Assuming your 120vac source is good, (test or have tested by competent persons), open the outer and inner doors and inspect the contacts. If the transformer output is 24vdc, check the circuit board on both sides, (a few phillips screws will remove it from the housing), for signs of over heat or shorting out. If no visible signs exist, contact Orbit customer service http://www.orbitonline.com/contact or 8004886156. They are extremely helpful.
1308690
If this transformer is dimmable it will say it some where or u can search the catalog # on the internet.
1529867
Sorry for the late response but the adapter is a 120w adapter so check your old one and see if it is is the same wattage. As for the part that plugs in your computer it should fit , my computer is a dv8 and I believe all modes up to that point use the same plug looking at the image should let you know. Hope that helps.
26273
From the info. you have given, should be just fine. Just do not exceed the wattage per transformer.
893093
Not sure, mine is a 110.68322700. Did you Googled the specs for your model? Hopefully it works, you'll save a lot of $$$
580819
You should always ensure that you're replacing like products. Check the model/serial number before ordering. I replaced an old plug in with this one and it works as designed. Again, check the model/serial number before ordering.
1661002
Hello, thank you for your question. I have located the OEM replacement for your unit with the model number you've provided: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00EZPPA2Y Please let us know if you have any other questions. Thank you.
1162050
mine is the 120 Volt version and if you do have this one then yes you need to get a transformer.
853918
Thank You. But its impossible to buy the correct adapter without reviewing the voltage and Current specifications. But after I asked my question I found the right one on Amazon, and it was not this one, although they look the same.
708192
I really do not know. for my replacement I went with the voltage and amps and size. Mine was for flood spot light. Good luck.
2186918
I looked it up, but could not see where this one was a match? Does not mean it won't work. My suggestion is to turn off the power and remove the old element and take it to your local appliance store and they should be able to find you a good match. Most of the differences are how the element power wires attach to the element. Those have to be a match or it could short out inside the unit walls and then it goes down hill from there!
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3107612.008 has been 'discontinued' but the Dometic 3106995.032 would be the replacement. A quick 6 wire for wire swap & done! The units look the same on the outside but different inside - not an issue - it works just the same.