#08-040 Demo a 12 Volt 30 Amp Relay Test Setup

!: #08-040 Demo a 12 Volt 30 Amp Relay Test Setup

I demo a 12 volt 20 Amp relay set up on my Test Control Panel. I found it at Radio Shack of all places.

#08-040 Demo a 12 Volt 30 Amp Relay Test Setup

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Lego 12V alternation blueprint - 2 engines, 220V Converter in Canada

!: Lego 12V alternation blueprint - 2 engines, 220V Converter in Canada

Classic Lego 12V train layout. Includes: 2 Cross-overs, 6 switches (3 remote controlled), 5 track level crossings, and a whole tonne of lego. Not yet, completed for appearance and yes I ran out of the grey track, but some is coming in to replace the tracks that are located at the top so that they match. If anyone is interested in purchasing some 4.5V blue stuff, I've got points and cross-overs available, that I'm not using or interested in using - please contact.

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VCT VOD 3000 - Heavy Duty 3000 Watts Step Down Voltage Transformer AC 220V to 110V for Continuous Use in 220/240V Countries. CE Certified

!: Used VCT VOD 3000 - Heavy Duty 3000 Watts Step Down Voltage Transformer AC 220V to 110V for Continuous Use in 220/240V Countries. CE Certified best

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3000 Watt maximum capacity heavy-duty continuous use transformers » Converts 220/240 Volts down to 110/120 Volts» One grounded outlet in front of unit (accepts 3 or 2 prong US and Euro plugs)» Hard wired with a European Shucko plug also good for Asian outlets » Built-in fuse protection » Durable design with a heavy-duty cordWeight: 33 LbsDimensions(LxBxH): 10" X 12" X 9

• 3000 Watt maximum capacity heavy-duty continuous use transformers
• Converts 220/240 Volts down to 110/120 Volts ~ Enables use of 110/120V American Products in Foreign Countries.
• One grounded outlet in front of unit (accepts 3 or 2 prong US and Euro plugs)
• Hard wired with a European Shucko plug also good for Asian outlets
• Durable design with a heavy-duty cord. Built-in fuse protection, 2 EXTRA FUSES INCLUDED.

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Do You Need an Electrical Adapter When Traveling Overseas?

!: Do You Need an Electrical Adapter When Traveling Overseas?

Technology has played a major part in making the world seem like a much smaller place. However, with "globalization" there seems to be a lack of "standardization" when it comes to electricity. The electrical standards used to power that technology hasn't changed much since the national standards were originally created in each country. If you've traveled abroad, it becomes quite obvious the the plugs for your gadgets and appliances don't fit in the outlets oversees. The differences are actually more than the shape. The United States and most of the Western hemisphere use electrical systems that operate at 110-120 volts. Most other countries use 220-240 volts as a standard. To add to that, the 110 volt systems have a 60Hz cycle while most of the 220 volt systems operate at 50Hz. This difference in cycles per second is not normally an issue, but it can make certain items like electric clocks run faster or slower depending on the cycle. Let's start first with what you might need to take with you when you travel abroad:

Adapters Converters Transformers

Many people interchange the terminology thinking that they are all one and the same, but quite the opposite is true.

Adapters are nothing more than a connector that changes the shape of the plug to match the outlet. It doesn't change the voltage in any way. Use an adapter if the shape is the only difference between your equipment and the electrical system you are using. Unsure? Check your equipment! Some items are manufactured with the ability to work with either 110v or 220v. A common example are the power supplies for laptops. Most are "smart" and will work with either 110v or 220v and you can just use an adapter to fit the plug to the outlet. It is always wise however, to double check with the manufacturer if you have any doubts. If your device is not dual voltage, then you will need a converter or transformer.

Converters take the 220v received from a source and rapidly cut it on and off to approximate 110v. Converters are not good for anything that is going to be plugged in for more than a few minutes and are definitely not to be used with any electronic equipment. The rule of thumb is, if it has an electronic chip in it, don't use a converter. Electronic items should be used with transformers. Remember that most laptop power supplies have this built in and you only need the adapter for the shape of the plug.

Transformers actually reduce the voltage of the electricity going through it. Converters only approximate 110v and therefore just limit and the amount of electricity. This is a big difference between the two. Also, if you are stepping up from 110v to 220v you should use a transformer.

The last thing you want on your trip is a burned-out curling iron, clock that runs too fast, or a expensive electronic device that is no longer usable. Understand the terminology and take a close look at the electrical items you'll be taking on your trip to ensure you have the exact accessory needed.

Do You Need an Electrical Adapter When Traveling Overseas?

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