Electrical question

[Roadblock007]

Ok Im in Aus 240 volt.

I have a titan regulator, on the box it says 1 amp- 120 volts 60hz.

I have a controller thats says in the instructions,
The meter is powered by AC100 - 240 VAC directly. The power plug is a USA piggyback plug type so you can plug in the device you want to control.

I question whether these pair will work with 240-volt input, or must I have a step-down transformer to 120 volts. Does the controller accepting 240 volts step down to operate the regulator at 120 volts.

 

[rkymtnman]

Ok Im in Aus 240 volt.

I have a titan regulator, on the box it says 1 amp- 120 volts 60hz.

I have a controller thats says in the instructions,
The meter is powered by AC100 - 240 VAC directly. The power plug is a USA piggyback plug type so you can plug in the device you want to control.

I question whether these pair will work with 240-volt input, or must I have a step-down transformer to 120 volts. Does the controller accepting 240 volts step down to operate the regulator at 120 volts.

without seeing the manuals, the controller is variable voltage input 120 or 240v. but the reg needs 120v .

 

[Roadblock007]

Thanks, I copied the manuals in what I wrote Im not sure if the controller does a step down from 240 input to 120v output for the regulator or not.
I just ordered a step-down transformer just to be safe and not damage the regulator.

Cheers

 

[rkymtnman]

Im not sure if the controller does a step down from 240 input to 120v

you could always plug it in and use a mulltimeter on the output to check V

 

[hotrodharley]

I doubt the controller is setup to step down voltage.

 

[Tolerance Break]

Thanks, I copied the manuals in what I wrote Im not sure if the controller does a step down from 240 input to 120v output for the regulator or not.
I just ordered a step-down transformer just to be safe and not damage the regulator.

Cheers

Good decision.