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Specification:
Input voltage: 120 VAC, 60Hz
Output voltage: 16.5V, 1810 mA
Solve Problem:
🔧No more doorbell or thermostat underpower hassel
16.5V 1810 mA Plug in transformer, replaces and upgrades underpowered transformer with this 24V AC transformer, offering plenty of power for your thermostats and doorbells.
Safe and stable:
Auto-resetting (PTC) fused secondary
LED green power indicator
Positive/negative/ground screw terminals
Note:
The brand above is only for demonstrating compatibility
Busy Engineer
2025-07-17 15:11:58
This worked perfectly to replace the transformer for my Culligan water softener. I particularly like the screw to hold it in place, as that will prevent the reason the Culligan one had to be replaced. These transformers are heavy and a broom handle brushed against my original one and it fell 4 feet to the basement floor. That cracked the housing and made one of the prongs loose. It still worked but I wanted to replace it because I didn't trust the loose prong. This one installed easily, screwed into the socket, replacing the cover plate screw, and the softener doesn't know the difference.
C.Mitchell
2025-05-31 17:34:55
Was easy to install, no programming needed, works well with Google doorbell. I had to install this device due to my mom not having a doorbell preinstalled and did not want to pay for a new installation.
Jason Barrio
2025-05-23 10:35:37
Installation went normal within 1 week doorbell wouldn’t trickle charge and transformer failed. These are not ring compatible and run hot and abnormal low voltage.
Robert J. Taylor
2025-05-12 17:36:04
Very easy install. Light to show unit is powered on.
Senjo
2025-04-28 20:59:11
This was easy to use. I simply unplugged the old one with a different voltage and used this one instead. My new doorbell camera required more juice than the broken one on the house when I bought it. I never even knew this product existed.
Can Do Handyman
2025-04-01 12:32:23
awesome item, note the power comes from both AC-marked terms. not the gnd term. I must have missed it in the instructions. but works great
no
2025-03-01 15:49:41
Did not work as needed
William Jester
2025-02-09 12:09:36
Randomly on a trip I get alert my doorbell is dying. How could that be??? I have it hooked up to this transformer. Come home go to the basement and it’s dead. Buy something else. I have too now..,,
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