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Question: I am replacing a plug in transformer with output 12VAC. This is 16.5. Is that a problem?
Document: Honeywell Ademco 1321 16.5V Plug-In Transformer would not work after repeated attempts to get it to power security system. Had to return to the use of old transformer that is buzzing. Hard to believe that a simple item like this would not work as expected. Very disappointing. Vendor should check item before shipping to customer.
My original Alarm plug-transformer worked for over ten years and since this is an identical product I expect it to do the same. For those who would hire someone to replace it... no need. Turn off the circuit breaker, in my case climb a ladder, and a small screw driver to replace the leads just the way they are onto the new plug. If you are not sure, take a picture for reference.
Fixed the problem. Old transformer for home security system was hot to the touch and actually discolored from excess heat. Problem no more. Just make sure you check what voltage is on your old unit.
It was just as described. It came very quickly and was exactly like the one I was replacing.You can't ask for more than that, and with free shipping.
Works great replacing the fried original power supply.Shipped fast and works great. No problems or issues. Would buy again, but hope I won't need to.
Simple to connect - use screwdriver to attach two electrical wires - from the non-power side, and then plug in. 1/2 the cost of my Alarm company for the transformer and avoided $60 service call.
I ordered one of these transformers and when the unit arrived the packaging was beat up, but thought nothing of it. Until I went to try to plug it in and found that it had a hard time staying plugged into a wall outlet. After investigating I found that the Plug prongs had gotten knocked back into the unit.
I am not sure if this was a defective unit from the manufacturer (unlikely), or this was broken during shipping due to improper packaging. My feeling is that if the product is not going to ship in a box or with adequate padding that there should be a plastic plug protector installed over the prongs to prevent them from being broken/crushed into the unit itself.The fact that we had to return this unit is a real disappointment.
This replaced the previous item perfectly. Just hook up the wires to the screws and plug it in. Super easy!
Poor build quality. Plug prongs loose. Died after one month. Unit it replaced had same specs and lasted eight years
Answer: yes