I'm after 6.5 volts. I see the product does 6v or 7.5v. Is the voltage selector a click type or smooth (so I could place it somewhere between the two)
1791087
It is a click type, but honestly if you put it at 6v it will likely power the deivce you are looking to power. Unless of course it has a moter in which case it may cause the moter to strain a bit.
2026067
I would not use 3.6 volts, but you can check with the manufacturer.I bought the Tenergy 3.0V recharchables here on Amazon and they have worked just fine. I think they are listed as Tenergy RCR123A 3.0V
38664
6v, 12v, 24v doesnt really matter. The faster it spines the higher the volts. That is after you add a rectifier. The wires coming out of the unit is AC 3phase.
709220
The coil is rated at 5V DC. I have not tried it yet, so I can not tell you whether it can tolerate 7.5 V.as for the contacts, they are rated 10 Amps 120-240 VAC, or 10 Amps 30VDC.You may want to check on the internet for your specific question.
95285
It's dual voltage. There's a small round button at the bottom of the handle which allows you to choose between 250V and 125V. You'd need to use a coin or screwdriver to change the voltage setting. You can see that button in the product photo right below on/off switch. It's an easy thing to miss which is why some users might not think it's dual voltage.
583131
I grabbed an old mouse, cut the cable, and then stripped the red (+5v) and black (gnd/-) and soldered those into the power vias on the board (the holes on the circuit board).This chip is rated for a MAX of 5.5 volts, so DON'T try to run it from four AA or AAA batteries, you will fry it. However, the USB 5volts works just fine. Mine has been running for what, about a month now, and going strong.
2207479
Make sure the 6.5 motor have power because mine is on the storage due to the low sucking power on the motor maybe 3.5, by the time I used it was to late to return it. Good luck!
1273680
We have one (a National/Panasonic "Zigzag" similar to this one) which has a voltage selector that we've used safely for eight years now (in Tokyo & Brooklyn). Look for VOLTAGE SELECTOR in the description. ^_^m
1189736
I'm sorry, I don't know what clamping voltage is nor do I have any of the packaging. If it would be listed on the item itself let me know and I'll look for u. :0)
2019001
Mine is just 110 volts. But I didn't look for anything but that voltage, so maybe there are other options. I don't know. Sorry I can't help you more.
2148968
The directions say 'single' for voltage. You can go to remngtonproducts.com to get a definitive answer.
875260
2 6volt batteries is still 6 volts. I don't think this charger will work for you, there are some dual 6/12 volt chargers, but I think this charger is just 12 volt.
1794376
Not sure about the 6V. I burned out my Proform recumbent bike controls by using a 12V adapter.
1760215
Hi,I think it is 6 volts. For exact electrical specs contact Chamberlain at chamberlain.comKevin
1417264
It worked well in my Tri-Star running Windows XP. The computer was vintage 2006. I don't know if it was 5v or not.
1262835
I never tried at 6v. Was still loud at 9v. Make sure you have enough mA supply to power this siren. I had to add another 12vdc power supply and relay to use this siren on my simon xt. Your 6v system would trigger the relay to send 12vdc from the new power supply. Good instructions are online.
650672
Will work at either voltage. A jumper will need to be moved accordingly to the voltage selected. The manual shows the jumper and the correct position.