Hello everyone,
I'm thinking of picking up one of the Click plc just for playing around. It needs about 24vdc 1.3A power. Instead of buying a Click power supply can I just use a simple wall plug in 110vac to 24vdc 2A adapter cut off the front end or use a DC female connector (from eBay) and use that instead? Same powersupply for breadboards
Another quick question I have is, if I supply something 2A of current but it really only needs to use 1A does that mean that the equipment will only take what it needs or am I force feeding it more? Like at home normally we use 15A breakers but we have wide range of equipment plugged in from 2000watt stereo to battery charger. I'm a little confused.
Any help will be appreciated
I'm thinking of picking up one of the Click plc just for playing around. It needs about 24vdc 1.3A power. Instead of buying a Click power supply can I just use a simple wall plug in 110vac to 24vdc 2A adapter cut off the front end or use a DC female connector (from eBay) and use that instead? Same powersupply for breadboards
Another quick question I have is, if I supply something 2A of current but it really only needs to use 1A does that mean that the equipment will only take what it needs or am I force feeding it more? Like at home normally we use 15A breakers but we have wide range of equipment plugged in from 2000watt stereo to battery charger. I'm a little confused.
Any help will be appreciated