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Hello, I mchte a Gert (433MHz remote control), which has a 12V 27A battery replace a power supply. The calculated power wren yes 324Watt ... Do I need an extra hierfr a power supply steam table with the power to purchase?? Or you can here the performance is not so calculated? Thank you,
Hmm, 324W? Have you ne amateur radio license? Hmm, at 433Mhz and the power wrd which also are not enough ... This borders yes to ne microwave with folded-windshield and festgetackertem steam table breaker. No, joking aside, 27A can not be and even if it would be so, then is beeen battery no current indication but ne Capacity (Ah or mAh). Look again exactly it, what really stands or alternate here a photo of the battery
Hello, you sure mean a 12V battery steam table with the Gre A27! Not 27A (mpere)! The battery you can replace it with a (switch / plug) Power Supply with 12V stabilized DC voltage. The current strength of the power supply can be 100 ... 1000mA as a remote control bentigt only a few milliamps. Absolutely correct Polarity eighth, otherwise the remote control hinber.
Re: replace 12V battery
Yes, ok, for me it is A27. These are the round, dnnen, lnglichen 12V batteries for the 433MHz wireless remote controls. That was meant for this battery already written. steam table The current of the power supply may be even less than 100mA, the most inexpensive stabilized (male) (switching) power supplies are, however, at 400 ... 800mA and are suitable, although they are this purpose berdimensioniert something for.
Knnte I also use my Netgear disused power supply? Has 12V and 1A max. (Bruchte the additionally steam table for the rain sensor eh still exist.) Only open circuit voltage measured yields 16.84 V. Knnte the fr not be a problem my electronics? Or is under load, the voltage to 12V anyway. Only load I have in the 433MHz transmitter barely. thank you,
In an open circuit voltage of 17V drfte almost at light loads by the sender fit too much tension, the wre me personally too risky. I dignity only use a stabilized power supply with 12V.
wre interesting if I knnte to share my existing infrastructure with 24v via a circuit level. Have everything on 24v for the sps. Does anyone have a tip how I on the hutschiene all accommodating if there is a suitable circuit?
From the 24V supply you can generate stable 12V (eg search - Pollin Electronic) using step-down steam table converter. With a 24V PLC output you can drive in an optocoupler via a series resistor the LED. The "other side" can then switch the 12V input of the transmitter. Conversely, can control the LED in an opto-coupler the 12V output of a Empfngers via a series resistor and the "other side" then the 24V Inputs PLC switch. With an optocoupler So you're regardless of voltage levels and additionally electrically isolated, provided that the supplies (mass) are also isolated.